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[Neobond]

Title is a bit misleading, it isn't fully built yet, follow the link below for the video as well.

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Star Wars fans around the world are coming together on the internet to construct a real-life version of the film's Millennium Falcon spacecraft.

Conceived by a US fan in Nashville, Tennessee, the Full Scale Millennium Falcon Project aims to use the internet to crowd-source efforts to build the famous ship, which will be adorned with all the trimmings aside from a working engine.

With the help of an intricately designed 3D model created by college student Stinson Lenz, a project contributor in Alabama has already erected the console of the craft as well as one of its two laser guns.

Project founder Chris Lee has purchased an 88-acre (35-hectare) plot of land in Tennessee on which the ship will sit.

He intends to use the "fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy" as a place to hold workshops for students who wish to learn to weld, paint or build.

The BBC's Matt Danzico visited Mr Lee in Tennessee and another contributor, Greg Dietrich, in Alabama.

Source: BBC

[Intrinsica]

That is sooooo geeky. I want it.

[Teebor]

Awesome so it won't have a working engine but it will have working laser cannons?

Holo chess will be cool as well

Of course I jest, but walking round a fullsize replica would be cool. Especially if you could get in the smuggling compartments too

[+Phouchg]

While we're at it, Han shot first.

[Growled]

That is so cool. I've got to see that when it's finished.