Ultimate Collector Series

Y-wing Attack Starfighter

Set 10134 brings the rebels' dependable bomber to the Ultimate Collector Series. Released in 2004, it uses 1,490 pieces to show off the Y-wing's exposed, workmanlike design.

Set number
10134
Year
2004
Pieces
1,490
Minifigures
1
Different parts
247
What can I build with it?

Parts list 247

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Spare parts (13)

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Minifigures 1

Description

Exposed machinery

What sets the Y-wing apart from sleeker rebel fighters is its open midsection, where pipes, frames and mechanical detail sit uncovered between the cockpit and the engine nacelles. Recreating that look takes many small, specialised elements, and this is reflected in the inventory: 247 unique parts across 1,490 pieces is a high ratio. The build rarely repeats itself, and you move from one small sub-assembly to the next. If you enjoy detail work, that is the main attraction of this set.

From Yavin to Endor

Y-wings fly alongside X-wings in the attack on the first Death Star in A New Hope, diving into the trench under heavy fire. They return in Return of the Jedi for the Battle of Endor. Compared with the X-wing, the Y-wing looks older and more battered, a ship kept flying through repairs rather than replaced. That rugged character is exactly what the model captures with its mix of light and dark tones.

Colours and the included figure

Light bluish grey and white form the base colours, while dark bluish grey and black give depth to the open sections. The catalogue lists 1 minifigure with the set, which you can see in the minifigure section on this page. Placed beside the model, it gives a sense of scale and adds a human touch to the display. It was also one of the earlier Ultimate Collector Series sets to use the newer bluish greys.

Parts worth keeping

Small greebling parts are the kind of elements many builders never have enough of, and this set contains plenty. Pipes, clips and small brackets can lift a plain hull on almost any spacecraft you design yourself. If you want to see what else the inventory could become, the What can I build? feature on this page compares it with other sets. When checking a used copy, go through the parts list below carefully, as small detail pieces are easy to lose.

FAQ

Why does the Y-wing have so many unique parts?
Its exposed midsection needs lots of small, specialised elements to recreate the visible machinery. That pushes the count up to 247 unique parts.
How many minifigures come with 10134?
The catalogue lists 1 minifigure for this set.
Which battles does the Y-wing appear in?
Most famously the attack on the first Death Star in A New Hope and the Battle of Endor in Return of the Jedi.

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