Creator Designer Sets

LEGO® Titan XP

Titan XP comes from the Designer Sets range of 2004 and has 784 pieces with no minifigures. It is built in dark tones with orange accents.

Set number
4508
Year
2004
Pieces
784
Minifigures
0
Different parts
174
What can I build with it?

Parts list 174

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Spare parts (5)

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Alternative models

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Description

A designer set without figures

The Designer Sets belong to the Creator family and favour technical-looking models over play scenes. Titan XP has 784 pieces and no minifigures, so it is mainly a building project and display piece. If you like assembling a model and then putting it on a shelf, it fits well. The name suggests machinery and technology, and the parts list on this page, read together with the colours, is the best guide to what you actually get. Browsing it quickly shows which parts define the model.

Black, grey and orange

Black and dark bluish grey form the base, sand blue adds a cool note, and orange provides the accents. The combination looks industrial and high in contrast. Sand blue in particular is not in every box, so if you are looking for bricks in that shade, the list is worth a look. The dark tones also work well with technical, vehicle and space models from other sets. Anyone building their own workshop or space station can add to it nicely with these pieces and their muted, serious look.

129 different parts

Having 129 unique parts among 784 pieces points to a fair amount of variety. That means enough special shapes to give the model detail without every step looking different. The build alternates between basic structure and finer additions. It makes the set a good choice for builders with a bit of experience who enjoy thinking through the details. A single quiet afternoon with the instructions is unlikely to be enough; several relaxed evenings are more realistic for most people.

Reusing the parts afterwards

As with many 2004 sets, Titan XP is hard to find new in shops. The parts list lets you check a second-hand copy for completeness. And if you eventually take the model apart, the “What can I build?” tool shows which other models your bricks can make, keeping the dark parts and orange accents in circulation. Sand blue and orange are colours many builders look for on purpose when they design models of their own, so they are rarely wasted.

FAQ

Is there an official German name?
We do not know of a confirmed German name, so the original name Titan XP is used.
Are minifigures included?
No. The set has no minifigures and is purely a building project.
Which colours dominate?
Black, dark bluish grey, sand blue and orange define the set.

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