LEGO Millennium Falcon 75375 used for Metal Gear Sahelanthropus build

The report says no extra pieces were used and lists a suggested retail price of $84.99 for set 75375.

The same article also mentions 19 leaked LEGO Star Wars sets for 2027, but that claim has not been independently confirmed.

What happened

Game Rant reports that Reddit user Minute_Food_2881 created a fan build of Metal Gear Sahelanthropus using only parts from the official LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon 75375. According to the article, the build was shared as a creation that stayed entirely within the parts from that single set, without adding loose extra bricks or other components. That makes the story less about an official LEGO release and more about a community project that combines a well-known Metal Gear design with a Star Wars set.

The publication also cites the set name and set number 75375, along with a suggested retail price of $84.99. Game Rant places that price in the context of a relatively affordable LEGO Star Wars set and uses it as background for why the set could be appealing as a parts source for a custom build. In the information provided here, the set is also linked to 2024 as its release year, but that detail has not been separately verified in the source available here.

The report ties the build to the wider LEGO Star Wars line and also mentions a recent leak of 19 LEGO Star Wars sets for 2027. That reference does appear in the article, but the underlying leak is not confirmed by a second source in the information provided. As a result, that part of the story should be treated as unconfirmed, even though Game Rant mentions it in the same context as the custom Sahelanthropus build.

Background

The core of this report is the combination of LEGO Star Wars and Metal Gear, with Millennium Falcon 75375 serving as the parts source for an unofficial Sahelanthropus build. It is a fan creation by Minute_Food_2881, as identified by Game Rant. The name Sahelanthropus refers to the large mech from Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, and that recognizable silhouette is what makes the build stand out in the LEGO community.

The most concrete details in the article are the set number 75375, the listed price of $84.99, and the claim that no extra parts were used. That last claim is the most specific, but in the information provided here it has not been independently checked against the original Reddit post or a parts inventory. It is therefore best treated as a claim repeated by Game Rant rather than a separately verified fact.

The reference to 19 leaked LEGO Star Wars sets for 2027 is also unconfirmed in this context. The article uses the leak as an additional LEGO Star Wars news angle, but without another source it is not possible to determine exactly which sets are meant or how reliable the list is. The same caution applies to the mention that the set was released in 2024: it appears in the source, but it has not been checked here against LEGO's own catalog.

The combination of an official set, a specific Reddit creator, and a recognizable video game mech makes this a good example of how LEGO Star Wars parts are reused in fan projects. Within the information provided here, Minute_Food_2881 is the only named creator, and Millennium Falcon 75375 is the only named parts source. That makes the set name and set number the main verifiable anchors of the report.