Hasbro Hero Falcon Colour Panel Images - Origin?
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rbeach84
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SirCharles77's Hasbro Millennium Falcon Conversion - COMPLETED!!!
Re: SirCharles77's Hasbro Millennium Falcon Conversion :love:love:love
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Cheers!
R/Robert
Junk Pilot
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Thanks Robert. Cheers
ID10T
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Sorry to derail somewhat, but is this:
a good "toy" to use as a base for improvements and upgrades? I see reference to the "Hasbro" falcon, but I am not clear which one has parts available and which one is just a cool toy to get paint and weathering. I do like the large size of this toy, but since it's running around $500 I want to be sure before I drop that on a toy...
Thank you guys!
a good "toy" to use as a base for improvements and upgrades? I see reference to the "Hasbro" falcon, but I am not clear which one has parts available and which one is just a cool toy to get paint and weathering. I do like the large size of this toy, but since it's running around $500 I want to be sure before I drop that on a toy...
Thank you guys!
rbeach84
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Wow. $500! Ridiculous... I must wonder how many of these inflated prices actually have sold. To answer your question, yes, this is the toy that is referred to as the Hasbro 28 inch or 'Rebels' Millennium Falcon. There is quite a bit of aftermarket detailing parts that have been produced for this toy, especially on Shapeways. The toy is not designed to 'go with' the 3.75 inch figures as it has no interior. It is a closed assembly with a few moving parts, with molded details reminiscent of both the 5 foot and 32 inch filming models, being rather accurate in overall shape to the 32 inch model.
I did a quick out of the box treatment for my wife's classroom and posted some pix which may help show what it looks like:
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Hope this helps!
Regards, Robert
I did a quick out of the box treatment for my wife's classroom and posted some pix which may help show what it looks like:
Paint really works wonders! - Out of the Box Hasbro Falcon
All, thought I'd share my little adventure with the Hasbro Falcon 'toy', which illustrated how dramatic an impact a bit of paint can have on a model. My better half decided she would have a Star Wars theme in her 4th grade classroom this year. I volunteered to provide a celing hung Millennium...
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Hope this helps!
Regards, Robert
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Gerard2567
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Wow? $500? I bought it from a yard sale for $20.
ID10T
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That price is what I found searching around today (new at Walmart) Anyway, I guess I’ll wait for a more reasonable price but I needed to confirm what I was even after.
Oh, and $500 was NOT the highest offered price I saw. I did see cheaper too but in varying degrees of damaged and/or missing parts.
Thank you for clarifying for me!
(I hope the yard sales start soon, but we’ve still got plenty of snow)
Oh, and $500 was NOT the highest offered price I saw. I did see cheaper too but in varying degrees of damaged and/or missing parts.
Thank you for clarifying for me!
(I hope the yard sales start soon, but we’ve still got plenty of snow)
ID10T
Sr Member
Robert- I just checked your thread and I agree- paint can do wonders! That came out great! I bet the kids (boys anyway) go crazy over it!
I want to add some lights to mine as well. I was checking out the coffee table display recently and that looks awesome. I don’t need to go quite that far, but I think it would be fun to add an extra dropping resistor on a couple lights to simulate the typical malfunctioning of the Falcon systems. A flicker would be cool on one but that’s above my pay grade I think.
I want to add some lights to mine as well. I was checking out the coffee table display recently and that looks awesome. I don’t need to go quite that far, but I think it would be fun to add an extra dropping resistor on a couple lights to simulate the typical malfunctioning of the Falcon systems. A flicker would be cool on one but that’s above my pay grade I think.
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