The package comes with two leaflets explaining how to assemble the stand, which is actually pretty self-explanatory. Yes, it’s obvious from the picture but it would have been nice to have that indicated from the start. I mean, I think it would be cool to be able to put in on the stand or on a table at any time, without having to had/remove the feets. They mention that it works well, provides a sturdy build and that it displays the Falcon at a nice angle. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US.

If you wish to make a complaint or contact us, you can use the address above, or follow our complaints procedure. Of course, some people will think that around 66 Euro for a bunch of plastic is a lot of money, but in the LEGO scene, and especially the UCS Star Wars Scene, this will hardly be an argument. Our angled stands show off all the Falcon's best features and save on space, so you can have a wider choice of where to exhibit this legendary, incredibly detailed LEGO® build.The amount of slope is lowered to 40 degrees to keep a better balance between aesthetics and storage functionality. Unless otherwise stated, all content not covered by The LEGO Group's copyright is © 2017-2024 iDisplayit. Some mention that the instructions are fairly straightforward to follow, while others say that they're difficult to follow on occasion and the images are small.

The clear acrylic material also provides a high level of visibility, making it easier to admire the intricate details of the model from all angles.Remember the falcon is very fragile on the sides so how the stand designer managed to get it on beggars belief. Other than that, I think it's safe to assume that the stand doesn't rely on the landing gear to rest the vehicle.