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Fans spot hidden Millennium Falcon in the new Lego Star Wars set

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Fans spot hidden Millennium Falcon in the new Lego Star Wars set

There's a hidden Lego Millennium Falcon in the new Star Wars set, but you'll need to break out your magnifying glass to spot it.

The Executor Super Star Destroyer was already making headlines as the longest Lego set ever made, but it's got a fun secret: the galaxy's greatest hunk o' junk, hidden in plain sight. If you look closely at the 6,130-piece kit (which you can see at the Lego store listing), you'll spot a tiny Star Destroyer floating on a stand beside it. Zoom in on one of the lifestyle photos and you can just make out a teeny Millennium Falcon hiding on the miniature Star Wars set.

Fans quickly spotted this on reddit, and considering the thread's 9.2K upvotes, I'd say folks are keen on the idea. "Finally, a 1-piece Falcon build!" reflechir jokes. "The micro build falcon crown has been won," adds Stryker_T. Seeing as the Falcon is printed onto a clear single stud of around 5mm in this build, I think they're right.

This is obviously a reference to Empire Strikes Back, where Han Solo and co park the ship on the back of a Star Destroyer to evade pursuit. It's a really neat little Easter egg that you could absolutely miss at first glance, but should put a smile on most fans' faces when they look closer. I thought it was a representation of the Star Destroyer's shield generator at first before zooming in and clocking what it actually was. Considering how someone recently turned a Lego pumpkin into the Millennium Falcon , I feel like I'm starting to see the ship everywhere.


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