How many pieces and figures does this set include?

It contains 250 pieces across 89 unique parts and builds two BrickHeadz figures rather than standard minifigures.

Are Rey and Kylo Ren included as regular minifigures?

No. Both characters are built in the boxy, big-headed BrickHeadz style, not as standard minifigures.

What is this set best suited for?

It works best as a display piece for a shelf or desk. The modest piece count also makes it a quick, satisfying build on its own.

Brickheadz

Rey & Kylo Ren

Rey and Kylo Ren face off in this BrickHeadz set, two of the best-known rivals from a famous space saga rebuilt as boxy, big-headed collectible figures. Across 250 pieces and 89 unique parts, the set gives each character its own distinct build.

Set number: 41489
Year: 2017
Pieces: 250
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Brickheadz
Different parts: 89

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 89

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (10)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

A format built for rivals, not scenes

BrickHeadz swaps the usual minifigure for a chunky, cube-headed collectible, and this set pairs two opposing characters in that same style. Rather than posing them in a shared scene, each figure is built as its own self-contained model, standing side by side once finished. The format leans on silhouette and colour rather than fine detail, so both characters are recognisable at a glance even before the last few pieces go on. It suits fans who want the characters on show rather than acted out.

Why the parts count is so varied

With 89 unique parts spread across 250 pieces, this set carries more variety than its size might suggest. Each figure needs its own elements for hair, face, outfit and accessories, so relatively little is shared between the two builds. Anyone working through the full parts list on this page will notice several smaller pieces that turn up in other collectible figure sets too, which makes them worth keeping aside for repairs or side projects once the main build is done.

Reading the colour choices

Black, reddish brown, light bluish grey and tan dominate the set, and the split is deliberate: darker tones mark out one character's more severe look, while the warmer tan and brown shades nod to the other's dustier, more practical background. Seen together on a shelf, the contrast keeps both figures visually distinct even though they share a box and a build style. It is a detail worth checking against the parts list if you plan to swap or reuse pieces elsewhere.

A quick build for a shelf, not a play set

At 250 pieces, this sits among the smaller BrickHeadz releases, so it is a fairly quick build rather than a weekend project. With no minifigures included, it works best as a display piece rather than something built for play or reenacting scenes. Fans adding to a growing BrickHeadz row will find it slots in neatly, and the parts list on this page makes it easy to check exactly what is inside before buying.

FAQ

How many pieces and figures does this set include?: It contains 250 pieces across 89 unique parts and builds two BrickHeadz figures rather than standard minifigures.
Are Rey and Kylo Ren included as regular minifigures?: No. Both characters are built in the boxy, big-headed BrickHeadz style, not as standard minifigures.
What is this set best suited for?: It works best as a display piece for a shelf or desk. The modest piece count also makes it a quick, satisfying build on its own.