https://insighteditions.com/product/star-wars-millennium-falcon/
Straight from the Corellian Engineering Corporation, it's the essential guide for any entrepreneurial spacer to learn about the Yt-1300 series light freighter, and all of its modular components and options.

https://io9.gizmodo.com/the-design-of-the-millennium-falcon-is-fully-customizab-1830034877 This article has pictures of more of the pages than the sale listing.

LAST EDITED ON Oct-27-18 AT 01:31 AM (EDT)
 
Oh, cool, they've done an updated version. I have the original one from 2012, before New Coke Episode VII et al. (Judging by the copy of the io9 article, the author didn't know it's a revision of an existing book.)

I have two favorite things about the original version of this book. One is that multi-configuration diagram that's shown in the io9 article, which is on page 15 of the original edition, and which shows that the "Portsider" (Daggerdisc) configuration is semi-hemi-demi-canonical.

The other is the "Operational History" section, which claims that the Millennium Falcon had many names before she was called that, one of which was Wayward Son.

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LAST EDITED ON Jun-23-19 AT 00:16 AM (EDT)
 
I just picked up a copy of the 2012 version used. It's a fun read. I hope to score a used copy of the 2018 version as well, just for giggles. It would be nice to see what's changed.

My only wish is that the options on the multi-configuration diagram were a little better explained. My poor eyes can't make out all the differences.

ETA: Amazon *2* version of the 2018 volume, with different page counts, different ISBNs, and different publishers!

EETA: One UK publisher, one US publisher. Mystery solved!

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>The other is the "Operational History" section, which claims that the
>Millennium Falcon had many names before she was called that,
>one of which was Wayward Son.
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>--G.

You do realise, given its place in UF lore, this begs the line about "Carry on when you are done?" RL-G?!?!?!?!