Squirrels Assemble Second Largest LEGO Set Ever Created

Some of the folks in the Squirrels office are big fans of Star Wars, and others are fans of LEGO sets. We combined both passions and had a large-group, long-running assembly of one of the largest LEGO sets ever produced—the 10179 Millennium Falcon. It’s a rare item, and at 5197 pieces, it’s massive. Check out some of our assembly shots below! 

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Next up, we’ll be assembling 10143: Death Star II, and we’ll surely be building some of the other largest sets, too!

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