Wall Mount for Lego Millennium Falcon (75257) Ultimate Display Solutions Wall Mount for Lego 75257 Millennium Falcon Black

To even put this on the set you have to take it apart and build the stand into it. It comes with zero instructions, and even if you get it set up there’s no way to screw it in the wall because the clearance non existent. You get what you pay for. A low quality, cheap, un usable, small piece of plastic. Do not buy this because it looks easy so set up. Just spend the money on the stand that actually works.

I was skeptical but after I put it up it looks cool! I was concerned about how I got it connected and realized it can be connected from the front or the back but I had to take off both legs closes to the wall. All in all if you’re going to mount I would suggest this one.

This item does not inspire confidence in hanging your lego up on the wall. I would recommend other products.

Does not hold the product very well

Once you put this up on the wall with the provided screws, you will simply not be able to put the Falcon up. Not enough clearance with the wall.

This wall mount works great for my Dark Falcon and I'm sure it works just the same for the Millenium Falcon of similar build.My only dislike is the two screws that come with it. Don't use it! It won't hold either Falcons on the wall because they are tiny and don't come with drywall anchors. Grab two screws from your wall mount kit in the garage and mount it with drywall anchors or a set of long screws for studs.Aside from that, do a test fit to get familiar with where the mount is supposed to rest on the Falcon. Install it a few times to get the rough edges off of the mount rods because it took a few times to enable a smoother slide-in due to the print lines...not a big deal, just a few dry installs will solve that issue. This will make it easier to install it with the mount, mounted to the wall too.I took away a star for the lack of proper screws...I mean come on, it is a wall display mount. To add tiny 15mm screws to hold the Falcon up is stupid. They will only go into the wall, maybe 12mm. They are 15mm x 2mm (diameter). So, again...don't use them to mount the Falcon up. Use proper sized screws with wall anchors.By the way, I'm on the products about the screws because I've bought plenty of wall mount display stands and all of them come with long enough screws with anchors and they're all around the same price as this wall mount at $13 - $16. I have Star Wars helmet mounts (4 of them) for $13 and they came with the correct hardware included.So, seller, please rethink the tiny screws because this mount is for a heavy Lego Millenium/Dark Falcon and they will not hold either up. This item is 3D printed, you can get cheap screws and anchors for it and still make a profit.

This is a 3D printed, L-shaped wall mount for the most recent LEGO Millennium Falcon set 75257.The mount itself is 3 1/2" long, 5/32" thick and 13/16" wide. The LEGO Falcon sits on two arms that protrude 1 3/8" and 2 3/4" from the wall. On the end of each arm are two 3/8" long pins. These pins insert into holes on the sides of Technic bricks that make up the base of the Falcon build. This mount relies on gravity keeping the Falcon sat on it.The mount comes with two short screws that are useful only if screwed directly into wood. When mounting to typical sheetrock these screws are NOT adequate. I recommend using your own screws and wall anchors if not mounted to a wall stud.I chose to install this mount upright on the wall but it can be angled to post the Falcon at various angles. But it should not be rotated too far off vertical given that the weight of the Falcon will move more and more onto the pins on the mount. The pins are the one area of this mount that I fear might break off and the least chance of that happening is when the mount is mostly vertically.The Falcon is tilted as if it were banking when it is mounted and it can be mounted with it traveling to the left or right. One of the forward landing gear must be removed in order to get the top pins into position. It is a little tricky setting the Falcon onto the mount once it is screwed to the wall but peering around the side of the build helps significantly. I recommend placing the mount onto the build before screwing it to the wall to get familiar with the placement. Once familiar, it gets easier to set the Falcon on the mount again after taking it off for play or for dusting, etc.Approximately 6 inches of the Falcon hangs below the bottom of the mount. Definitely take that into account before deciding on its wall position.Overall I really like this mount. One of the issues a lot of LEGO fans have is lack of shelf space and the LEGO Falcon takes up a lot of it even if it is on a display stand that give it s nice tilt to reduce that shelf space. Mounting a build like this one on the wall is a great way to display it but also a great way to free up shelf space for another LEGO build!

the pegs broke