In the universe of iconic starships, there’s only one that’s a “piece of junk,” a “hunk of junk,” and a glorious testament to cinematic history. The Millennium Falcon, the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy, has finally received the honour it deserves: a ridiculously detailed, wood-and-LED-powered model from the geniuses at UGears.

This isn’t your childhood snap-together kit. For a cool $199.99, you get to prove you’re a true space rogue by assembling a whopping 1,235 pieces of high-density fiberboard. The difficulty level is marked “Advanced / Hard,” so you might want to clear your schedule and stock up on Bantha milk. Once completed, however, this 1:75 scale masterpiece is a tribute to Han Solo’s legendary ship, with every dent, scratch, and lived-in detail meticulously recreated with vibrant, colourised accents.

The magic truly begins when you flip a switch. Blue LED lights bring the hyperdrive engine to life, and functional elements abound: the boarding ramp lowers, the cargo bay hatch opens, and the landing gear retracts. The gun turrets and radar dish rotate for those moments when you’re fending off TIE fighters in your living room. A removable roof panel even lets you peek inside, where all the intricate interior details are waiting to be admired. This isn’t just a model; it’s a nostalgic trip to a galaxy far, far away, and a challenge worthy of any true fan.