Set Specific Directions
Adjustable Wall Mount for LEGO® Rebel U-Wing Starfighter (75399)
Install one Small arm and fit the supplied 2 × 8 brick top. Follow the animation for this set.
Reference 75399
These instructions apply to this item. Follow the steps below and any item-specific notes.
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Tools needed
- Screwdriver
- Level
- Fine-tip pen or pencil
- Stud finder (optional)
Parts & hardware
- 1 Small arm
- Supplied 2 × 8 brick top and locking collar
- Optional screw covers if supplied
- 2 wall screws and suitable anchors (if ordered)
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Screws & Anchors (Yellow)
- Specifications
- 20.0-lb 1/4-in x 7/8-in Push-In Anchors with Screws
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Watch the installation
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Check the parts and mark the wall
Use the supplied Small arm and 2 × 8 brick top. Keep the top and collar aside while securing the wall mount. Hold the empty arm level and mark all 2 holes. Leave clearance for the full model.
Prepare the wall
Check for concealed wiring and pipes. Prepare each marked hole and fit suitable anchors according to the supplied hardware instructions and your wall material.
Secure the arm
Start all wall screws, check alignment, and tighten gradually until snug without bending the printed parts. Check the empty mount for movement before loading.
Fit the tops and collars
Fit the optional screw covers if supplied. Seat the supplied top in each ball socket and thread its locking collar on by hand. Keep the threads aligned and tighten until secure.
Attach the set
Support the model with both hands and place it on its intended supports. Check every connection is fully engaged and the model is stable before releasing your support. Remove the model before moving or retightening the wall mount. Support the weight while making small display-angle adjustments. Use strong structural connections near the balance point; avoid steep or unstable angles.