A talented LEGO builder has recreated the UNSC Burden of Proof ship as it appears in Halo: Campaign Evolved using the iconic 75375 Millennium Falcon set, using no extra pieces. This awesome LEGO alternate build is an awesome tribute to the recent Halo remake, and an ingenious use of the classic Star Wars set.
The UNSC Burden of Proof made its physical debut in Halo: Campaign Evolved‘s bonus missions, becoming yet another iconic ship design to emerge from the sci-fi franchise. And while LEGO hasn’t taken advantage with an official set, one fan has shown how to build it using Star Wars‘ legendary hunk of junk.
Custom LEGO UNSC Burden of Proof Build With Millennium Falcon Set
Redditor Minute_Food_2881 shared their alternate build of the LEGO Star Wars 75375 Millennium Falcon set, which they have transformed into the UNSC Burden of Proof from Halo: Campaign Evolved. It uses no extra pieces and only requires one 75375 set to build, and is a mid-scale version of the new Halo ship. With the stand, the build is 13.5 inches long, five inches wide, and seven inches tall, and is described by the creator as being “sturdy and swooshable.” The resemblance to the ship is pretty incredible – it doesn’t require any mental gymnastics to see exactly what the builder is going for here, a near-perfect replica of its appearance in-game.
There is good news for fans who want to recreate this custom Halo: Campaign Evolved LEGO alternate build for themselves. The creator has released full instructions on how to build it over on Rebrickable, selling the PDF for just $8. With no extra pieces needed, it’s an excellent way to refresh the 75375 Millennium Falcon without splashing out on an entirely new LEGO set.
The 75375 Millennium Falcon has proven to be an extremely versatile LEGO set, and Minute_Food_2881 is a real master of this particular set. For a while now, they have continued to build their online presence with alternate LEGO Millennium Falcon builds, including the USS Enterprise NX-01, a Warhammer 40K Emperor-Class Battleship, and even another Halo ship: the UNSC Infinity. There are many more examples of this Redditor’s 75375 alternate builds, and it’s cool to see their creativity continue to thrive.
Star Wars has been a major IP for LEGO for a very long time, and it’s a collaboration that looks set to continue for a long time yet. Just recently, details of 11 new LEGO Star Wars sets planned for 2027 emerged, and they certainly aren’t all that are expected next year. Given that 2027 will mark the 50th anniversary of George Lucas’s galaxy far, far away, it’s expected that there will plenty to mark the occasion.
- Released
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July 28, 2026
- Developer(s)
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Halo Studios
- Publisher(s)
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Microsoft Studios
- Multiplayer
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Online Co-Op, Local Co-Op
- Cross-Platform Play
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Yes – all platforms
