“Quality is the main thing for us,” said Frederiksen, talking about the lengthy process (over a year) that it took to get this design right, “so it needs stability, and knowing that it works right is something that takes a lot of work and a lot of builds.” So that’s why we’ve added interior pieces to this model”, Frederiksen added. “And one of the things was, that they were missing the interior on the first one. LEGO aims to find out “if there has been some problems or if there are some requests.” “When doing something like that, we’re looking very much into consumer feedback”, Frederiksen revealed, building a better picture of the early design process behind this brick-based beauty. Feedback from the fans was taken on board That was really good, so that was our starting point.” 20. “We wanted to make big improvements this time around,” Stockwell teased, but we had a blueprint to go from. “We’ve been thinking about it for years”, Stockwell admitted, “wondering when the day would come and we’d actually get started again.” In the end, the Falcon’s importance in the new trilogy of films helped LEGO get the green light on this project, and so work began. “It’s now ten years ago since we did the first one”, he added, referring to the previous Ultimate Collector’s Millennium Falcon (product 10179), “and we know that it’s been highly requested.” “Is there ever a wrong time?” jokes Frederiksen, asked why now was the right time to launch a new – bigger than ever – LEGO Millennium Falcon. They’ve been wanting to do this for years I learned that straightaway, and then I learned these fun nerdy facts, during a 45-minute Q&A with the master builders Frederiksen and Stockwell….
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