Zoom into a galaxy of adventure with the Star Wars Episode VII Radio Control Millennium Falcon. Use the controller to manoeuvre the vehicle with speed and precision, making it able to move in all directions.
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Hopefully they do by now, unless they got tired of getting paid from multiple cards
You can probably split among ur 9 Amex. That 300 doesn't have to be in 1 transaction as I know, so u still have time to accumulate the amount, lol.
so it's on wheels?
it looks different
It IS different.
The one Jimmy linked to actually flies!
The OP's one is on wheels.
I think I'd rather a FLYING one for $70 https://www.mightyape.com.au/product/air-hogs-star-wars-remo…
(although reviews are pretty crap. Poor battery life)
But still… if you're going to get an RC drone, a Millenium Falcon is pretty cool :).
Sorry my mistake, didn't check the video
Will it make the kessel run in 12 parsecs?
It'll make the casserole run in 12 parsnips
Oh my god! I'm so sick of this!
parsec is measure of dista….. no I can't complete this without dying a bit inside.
If it helps, imagine a parsec is a unit of time in the Star Wars universe. No reason why it couldn't be.
You're right, the aim was actually to complete the Kessel Run in the shortest hyperspace route possible.
The Kessel Run itself is a smuggling route, used for running illicit spice from the Kessel mines to its destination worlds. It is fraught with a cluster of black holes known as 'The Maw', which makes navigating through it a nightmare.
Han Solo's initial quip about completing the run was mistaken as a boast of the Falcon's speed, but rather he was boasting about the ship's maneuverability and in part - his own navigation capabilities as a pilot. Plotting a course in hyperspace must be done point-to-point, and with pin-point precision to avoid flying through a star or sinking into a black hole. Navigating through The Maw, most ships would give a clear berth and go around, however knowing Han Solo, he programmed the Falcon's system to fly right through the cluster of Black Holes, as close to them as possible without being destroyed. Because of this, its route was straighter than any other ship's, which gave rise to the record of completing the run in under 12 parsecs.
Fantastic explanation
Best explanation for a badly-written line ever. I salute you!
That's some major back tracking and shit spinning, but it actually sounds quite plausible!
Did you type that or copy and paste from somewhere? Because if that's your own analysis, you're going to become a god in the Star Wars community ;).
That heap of junk!!!
It should be "What a piece of junk!"
Does HN accept AMEX? LOOOOOOOL