The Midi-Scale Falcon is the best Millennium Falcon because it gets the proper number of details while also staying proportionate and accurate in shape without being UCS. Also it fits the hand quite nicely so you can easily swoosh it.

The whole midi-scale was a great run, i wish they would do more again.

I like it, but wish the cockpit looked a little better.

@LegoDad_itsforme_:
All both of them? Or are we also counting the Nebulon B?

I never thought I'd be nostalgic for late-2000s Star Wars sets, but here we are.

@PurpleDave said:
"I like it, but wish the cockpit looked a little better.

@LegoDad_itsforme_ :
All both of them? Or are we also counting the Nebulon B?"

......I whent and checked the database imediatly after posting my comment and realized they only did the two...I could have sworn they did more ......LOL

I prefer the Star Destroyer companion piece.
Wish they'd bring midi-scale back and perhaps with a stand and a figure. Like Han for the Falcon and Tarkin/Imperial Officer for ISD.

@LegoDad_itsforme_:
I wish. I consider Galoob’s Action Fleet line to be the best affordable representations of SW spacecraft, and midi-scale looked like it was going to be the LEGO equivalent.

The one that got away.

Add me to the list of people who wish they'd done more midi-scale sets. Something from the prequel trilogy would have been nice, maybe a Lucrehulk-class cruiser.

With rising costs. A midi scale would be perfect right now. Some Prequel ships even some Sequel ships would be nice.

I know I have this, somewhere, from a bulk lot. The lot was split up at some point during a cleanup and I lost track so I don’t know where the fraction containing this went…you know you have too much LEGO when…

Great set though, compact and user-friendly.

I wish they would bring these back to fill the 18+ slots these overpriced dioramas are taking up.

I love my midi Star Destroyer. Add me to the list of people who want to see more. Someday I’m going to MOC a Venator-class ship in this scale.

I wish we got more midi-scales. Affordable yet well detailed!

@Lego_lord:
The original Micro Machines line featured everything from speederbikes to capital ships that were comparable in size to LEGO Advent Calendar models, and included other IP like Babylon 5 and Star Trek. The line you’re thinking of is Action Fleet (there was also a line of die-cast releases that were about twice the size of the regular Micro Machines), which I think was exclusive to Star Wars, and the characters were about 1” tall with two points of articulation (monolegs at the hips, and both arms as a pair at the shoulder). To date, this is the only toy line I know of that had a legal depiction of either of the Tonnika sisters from the Cantina. Somehow they never signed a contract that gave Lucasfilm free use of their likenesses,
so producing an action figure of one of them would require paying them royalties for every copy sold. Nobody wants to do that, so they don’t get toys. If they were wearing alien masks, it wouldn’t be an issue (masks don’t get paid royalties for use of their likeness), but their faces were visible with no obvious prosthetics.

By the way, a little known bit of trivia is that there were two Millennium Falcon releases. One was the standalone version, but it also came in a 2-pack with a TIE Interceptor as part of the Classic Duel subtheme that came along toward the end of the line. If you get the 2-pack Falcon and remove all the screws so you can separate the upper and lower hull sections, somewhere on the inside is a message to their fans that was etched into the mold between the single-pack and 2-pack runs. I suspect they were aware of the impending cancellation of the line (and maybe the eventual sale of the company to Hasbro), and did this as a final gesture.

@MCLegoboy said:
"The Midi-Scale Falcon is the best Millennium Falcon because it gets the proper number of details while also staying proportionate and accurate in shape without being UCS. Also it fits the hand quite nicely so you can easily swoosh it."

The swooshing is the most important.

Shame they never did more midi-scale stuff than this and the Star Destroyer. You get a ship thats a bit better than mini/polybag sets and you don't break the bank doing it, a great middle ground

We need more midi sets of the classics: a new Falcon, an X-Wing, TIE, snow speeder...

I had this on my desk for years :)
Really did like the concept of this midi range.. an ideal way for people with restricted space and/or budget to get the bigger ships, or even for building a fleet.. A shame they never continued with that line.
Pitty I didn't get the Star Destroyer.. never noticed one in the local shops, and this was before my on-line buying days..

@lost_scotsman: A starfighter to this scale would just be one of the polybag mini sets.

@Slave2lego: ISD, not SSD. Actually, the SSD set we got might not be too far off of scale with the midi ISD...

I purchased this set on eBay some years after it retired. When it arrived it was in perfect condition, unopened and with not a single mark on the box. I fell in love with the art style on the box so much, that I left it unopened and have it on display. I therefore had to buy a used copy of the set so that I could build it.
I'm sure this sounds sad, but when I see them on the shelf together, it makes me happy. ??

@SolidState said:
"I wish they would bring these back to fill the 18+ slots these overpriced dioramas are taking up."
This is hands down better than all of the diorama sets combined:
1) This scale is such a better display piece than the dioramas.
2) It’s instantly recognizable while the dioramas need a name tag for people other than the owner to understand what it’s supposed to be.
3) Better value because ~75% of the diorama set pieces are 1x1 and 1x2 elements.
4) Midi-scale sets swoosh!
5) Midi-scale can present a detailed model of a large ship without costing over $80.

Change my mind… =-)