Facing of the glass for the upper/lower gunner for ucs millennium falcon
The user /u/Bazeque, in a recent Reddit post, has brought up a peculiar detail regarding the Ultimate Collector's Series (UCS) Millennium Falcon, set 75192. The user noticed that the glass pieces on both the upper and lower gunner stations appear to be inverted, bulging inwards rather than outwards, which seems counterintuitive to the user.
The post includes a picture of the lower gunner station, where the glass piece is visibly curved inwards. The user expressed their dissatisfaction with this design choice, stating that it "feels absolutely wrong." They also mentioned that the instructions confirm this inverted placement. The user's question is whether this is the correct way to assemble the set.
The post has generated discussion among LEGO enthusiasts, with many likely examining their own sets to verify the detail. It highlights the attention to detail that LEGO fans have and their desire for accuracy in their models.
For builders who want to ensure their set 75192 is displayed perfectly, consider getting a LEGO display case to showcase it.
Set 75192 (ucs millennium falcon) Just finished the lower gun. It seems that the glass, bulges inwards, rather than outwards. Feels absolutely wrong to me, yet instructions say otherwise. I checked the top and that has it also inverted. Am I just wrong? Why is it done this way? submitted by /u/Bazeque [link] [comments]
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