Paladone PP5056SW Lampe de Bureau en Forme de Faucon Millenium Star Wars pour Tous Les âges

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The star of the show is, obviously, the hunk of junk up top. A short rod connects the spaceship from its underside to the main articulated lamp structure. It is really that simple. To be precise, it is somewhat loose. You will not notice it until you rotate the lamp structure. It is shaky enough to get my attention (read: trigger my OCD). Now that I know this, I am forever irked by it.

Oh, yeah, it does require some minor assembly, specifically the two springs on the upper structure and then fixing the main structure to the base. However, the latter is something that leaves much to be desired. Join Han Solo and Chewbacca aboard the Millennium Falcon and brighten up your room with this fabulous piece of Star Wars memorabilia. Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame.Standing at approximately 60cm (23.5") tall, this posable lamp is perfect for use in your bedroom or study. The lamp is USB powered and comes with a 3 metre USB cable. Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. So I recently bought a couple of Coughtrie lamps, and have posted about them. The topic has also come up here over the years, scattered across various threads. However, I thought it'd be useful to combine the known information about these things into a single post for reference purposes. Here it is. The Millennium Falcon Posable Desk Lamp is in the shape and design of the instantly recognisable and hugely popular ship from the classic Star Wars movies. Good news, folks. We just got our hands on the much talked about Star Wars fans’ wet dream, the Millennium Falcon Desk Lamp. First thoughts: the quality is OK. Really nothing to shout about.

But this would all be of academic interest if it weren't for the fact that the base of this lamp found its way onto the Star Wars sets of 1976 at EMI Elstree.