Star Wars Deluxe Transformer Millenium Falcon

by Hasbro

Product Features

• Han Solo and Chewbacca combine to form the Millennium Falcon
• Each figure stands 7 inches tall
• Vehicle features lights and sounds
• Repeats classic quotes, such as 'I have a bad feeling about this!' and 'She's the fastest ship in the fleet.'
• Micro action figures of Captain Solo and the Wookiee are included and can sit inside the vehicle's opening canopy

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 4.1 x 11.9 x 16.9 inches ; 2.4 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 2.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
• ASIN: B000EMJ9Z6
• Item model number: 87046
• Manufacturer recommended age: 3 years and up
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #39,541 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games)
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (14 customer reviews)

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Two worlds collide -- Star Wars and Transformers. Two of the greatest Star Wars characters, Han Solo and Chewbacca, combine together to form one of the most recognizable space vehicles of all time - the Millennium Falcon. Each figure stands 7-inches tall and the vehicle features lights and sounds. This unique Transformer is sure to be a hit with fans of both worlds, so get yours while you still can. With lots of electronic lights and sounds, this is a fun toy for everybody. Remember Han Solo boasting to Obi-Wan Kenobi about how great his ship is?

This robot actually talks, using Harrison Ford's voice from the trilogy with such classic quotes as 'I have a bad feeling about this!' and 'She's the fastest ship in the fleet.' The toy also features Chewbacca's classic roar, and a number of sound effects from the engines, guns, and computers of the Millennium Falcon. As far as weaponry goes, these two are armed to the teeth. Han Solo's gun has two two-pronged projectiles, and in vehicle mode, it sits on top of the ship. Chewie's bowcaster folds up comfortably on the bottom of the Falcon in vehicle mode, and both ships transform with a few quick twists and turns.

For those of you who just want Han and Chewie to be able to sit in the vehicle, you're covered too-- micro action figures of Captain Solo and the Wookiee are included and can sit inside the vehicle's opening canopy so they can travel the galaxy to smuggle and deliver wares for the Rebellion. With light-up engines, glowing guns, and so much fun packed into this toy, it's great fun for Star Wars fans new and old.

Product Description

The fearless duo of Han Solo and Chewbacca elevates the Star Wars Transformers line to new heights. Combine the two and you get the trusty, battle-ready Millennium Falcon, then you can take it apart for two separate figures. Features electronic lights and sounds. Requires 4 "AA" batteries, included. Falcon measures 17" long.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

47 of 62 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Another piece of junk from Hasbro, October 7, 2006

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mad mama - See all my reviews

This review is from: Star Wars Deluxe Transformer Millenium Falcon (Toy)

If I could I would give this product zero stars. Every cent we spent on this product was a waste. My son just received 5 different Star Wars Transformers for his birthday (Darth Vader, Darth Maul, Obi Wan, Jango Fett, and the Han Solo/Chewbacca sets). I am so tired of Hasbro selling cheap pieces of junk that do NOT hold together for 5 minutes. My son is beyond frustrated and I am tired of continually trying to put the things back together. We had this same problem last Christmas with Hasbro Star Wars figures. My child is not hard on his toys, but within 24 hours a couple of figures had already lost arms! The thing that drives me nuts is that we still have the Kenner figures that belonged to my husband in the 70's and early 80's and they are still in perfect shape. Why can't Hasbro figure out how to copy those designs and create a quality product?!? The bottom line is that they won't as long as consumers continue to buy this junk and not complain. I have contacted Hasbro customer service and I continually get the run-around. They simply seem to not care about the quality of these products.

25 of 32 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars It's 2 stars in 1 warship, August 4, 2006

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C. Sides "Jedi Master" (Atlanta, GA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Star Wars Deluxe Transformer Millenium Falcon (Toy)

It's the best toy concept ever. It's a geek's dream. It's Han Solo and Chewbacca which transform and combine to form the Millennium Falcon. It's got lights. It's got sound. It's got firing missiles. It's got working landing gear. It's got all kinds of things.

If you'll forgive a little boasting I thought of the Star Wars Transformers idea when I was like 8. So I was excited to see that come into being. If only I could have been the one to sell them the idea... Anyway, when they announced the line I got to thinking about which figures they should make. The very first thing I thought of was Han and Chewie forming the Falcon. Hey, I'm good at this, maybe I can get a job with Hasbro. So I had already decided this would be the best toy ever conceived when they announced it was coming.

I have not been disappointed! First of all the packaging is a little better than the others in the line. There's not so much empty, useless space in the box, the silly little discs are absent as is the poorly written action paragraphs on the back. The package just looks refined a little. Yeah, yeah, who really cares right?

I'm usually not impressed with the electronics on toys like this. I'm not getting them for playability, though, so I can't speak for everyone. This one is a different story. You get some comments from Han, growls from Chewie, and a few other sounds, plus a light-up thrusters and some lights around the upper gun. The sounds are good recordings, better than what I've heard on most toys like this. The activation buttons and battery compartments are well disguised so they don't spoil the look.

I don't care anything about having pilot figures, but this one includes two. The cockpit opens and has 2 seats for them (though front and back rather than side by side). There is an extra seat on Han's chest for the Han pilot in mech mode.

The figures look good. In fact, Chewie is the best of the line. He is very broad-shouldered (more so than the regular character, but the look fits) with a chest that slides forward like protruding pecs, a minor detail that adds a great deal of heft to his upper body. The brown accents help give him a Wookiee look though mostly he is light gray. His head sculpt looks great with a lot of detail given to his fur, but it's mechanized fur which is interesting. Something else of note is that his feet are different than the picture on the box and internet. He actually has brown paws that flip out. The feet were one of the biggest nitpicks I noticed in the promotional images so seeing that they actually look better on the figure was exciting. His hands are by far the best sculpt of any so far. They are so far beyond the early figures like OB1, I wouldn't think they would be from the same line. Some others have had better hands, but Chewie's are the only ones that are anywhere near impressive. The only real ship part he has hanging around is the thrusters (unless you count the cockpit on the shoulder, but that's optional). Other than that he really doesn't look like he would turn into anything like a ship. His articulation is great with several joints along his arms, rotating wrists, rotating head, posable hips and knees, etc. I've had no problems balancing him and have been able to get him into a variety of active-looking poses.

Han isn't quite as impressive as Chewie, but he still looks better than almost any other figure. The more organic head sculpt isn't as sharp. Helmets just translate better I guess (with the exception of Chewie). Still, it has a lot of detail and looks as good if not better than the other human faces in the line. His hands are sculpted better than most but not even close to Chewie's level of detail. Han's blue accents aren't as distinctive as Chewie's brown but do give him some color. He has more visible ship parts hanging around, most notably two huge shoulder pads. The problem with these are that positioning them flat over the shoulders where they look the best interfere with shoulder movement. He has the same basic joints as Chewie, but his arms don't move as freely, and he doesn't balance as well which limits his poses more.

The ship looks good. There are some tell-tale cracks in the hull where the pieces don't sit flush and some exposed joints, but it looks solid. The only things I really don't like are Chewie's exposed fists and the holes right in front of them. Being a combiner the joining of the two has to be taken into account. It holds together impressively well, better, in fact, than some of the regular ships.

There is a trade off for holding together so well which is difficulty in separating the parts for transformation. Splitting the ship apart for the 2 figures can be frustratingly difficult since no one wants to apply so much force the figure breaks. While not as bad as that, Han's feet can be a problem, too. Unsnapping them can easily cause his leg joints to separate. It's easy enough to fix but a little annoying. Other than the difficulties of force, the transformation is moderately challenging, nowhere near as hard as most Alternators, but difficult enough to be fun.

There are a few parts that have to come off for the transformation. The cockpit and side missile block Han's feet and have to be removed regardless of what you do with them in mech mode. The cockpit is intended for Chewie's shoulder. The dish has to come off and is most commonly placed on Han's shoulder pad. The guns, of course, come off so they can be held, but it's possible, if you want, to leave them on until the end and have the characters reach around and remove them by hand. While I prefer to not have parts that have to be removed for transformation, I'm glad there aren't any more than the few there are on this one.

I think my biggest complaint visually is the side missile launcher. This is the biggest deviation from the look of the regular Falcon design. It spoils the look of the ship and doesn't do anything for the Han mech. The firing trigger also sticks out in an unattractive way. With all the guns already there what's the point of this extra launcher? It doesn't look as bad on the real thing as it does in the picture, but I would have preferred not to have it.

I can't think of too many improvements they could have made other than losing the extra side cannon and not removing the cockpit. It would have been great if they could have found a way to include Chewie's trademark bandoleer, but not having it is not a major loss. The only other neat addition might have been a working landing ramp that we see them use in the movie.

This is a well-made Transformer. It's considerably more pricey than the others in the line, but it's exceptionally fun and great looking. If the cost isn't daunting to you I highly recommend it.

12 of 16 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars THE BEST MILLENNIUM FALCON TOY EVER!!!, July 9, 2006

A Kid's Review

This review is from: Star Wars Deluxe Transformer Millenium Falcon (Toy)

This is a really cool toy! The millennium comes apart into two awesome star wars action figures han solo and chewbacca! the top gun is hans blaster and the botom gun is chewbaccas bow caster! And it has light and sounds when you press on a botton the falcon lights up and you can hear hans moive lines! same thing with chewy too! it also has three lanching miseles two polet figuers and it is very detaled!