Soldato
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I don't think the numbers would be worth it, Star Wars isn't really ever about chasing adults that will drop £400 on a lego set. It's the £80-120 falcon that just about every kid I know owns, that was a xmas or birthday present.
Even the Death Star at £275 there are very few kids that will actually own that, I imagine. £400 Falcon wouldn't sell in high enough numbers to be profitable against a £120 set.
The Death Star really proves your point in a way, but its dependent on the kit. Its at an Adult price point, but is designed as a children's play set. A lot of parents wont spend that much for their child and it wont appeal to most adults. It really doesnt interest me at all, because it looks nothing like the death star, other than being globe shaped. I would however buy the 10143 Death Star if it was ever re-released.
A Falcon at UCS would really be an Adult only kit, which as you say is not what they're aiming for.
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