How many pieces does the Bi-Wing Blaster have?

Set 6905-1 has 114 pieces in 52 different types and includes two minifigures.

What is the Insectoids line?

A late-nineties Space sub-line with insect-inspired vehicles and figures.

Which colours dominate?

Black, dark grey and blue, with trans-neon green as an accent.

Space Insectoids

LEGO® Bi-Wing Blaster

The Bi-Wing Blaster is a Space set from the Insectoids line, released in 1998. It has 114 pieces and comes with two minifigures.

Set number: 6905
Year: 1998
Pieces: 114
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Insectoids
Different parts: 55

What can I build with it?

Parts list 55

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 (3)

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

Minifigures 2

Lieutenant Maverick fig-0002865 pieces × 1
Insectoids Droid / Gigabot fig-0004704 pieces × 1

Description

A small ship with two wings

The name describes the basic shape: a compact spacecraft with two wings and a blaster mounted on top. The Insectoids line gave space play a stranger, slightly menacing look, with vehicles and figures inspired by beetles and other insects. At 114 pieces the model is small enough for a short evening of building, yet detailed enough that it still makes a satisfying toy or display piece once it is finished and standing on the shelf. It is a fine example of the line.

Neon green as the eye-catcher

The palette is dark but striking. Black and dark grey form the hull, blue adds accents, and trans-neon green provides the glowing effect that suggests energy or alien technology. Neon shades were typical of this line, and they keep the sets interesting to collectors today. Among the 114 pieces there are 52 different types, which is a generous amount of special shapes for a set of this size and gives plenty to work with later.

Two figures, two sides

With two minifigures you can stage a small scene straight away, whether that is crew against crew or a pilot and gunner in the same ship. When buying a used copy, compare the figures against photos and the instructions, because helmets and accessories are easily lost. The blaster itself is handled a lot during play, so with collectable examples it is worth checking the joints and connections closely before you commit. That small detail saves disappointment later.

Keep building from your stock

The full parts list with colours and quantities is further down the page. Use it to check a set you own or to reorder missing elements precisely. If you already have a larger collection, the “What can I build?” tool shows which other models your bricks could become. The rarer neon parts and dark special shapes are particularly handy here, since they bring colour and character to spaceships of your own design. Sets from this line are a good source of unusual colours.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Bi-Wing Blaster have?: Set 6905-1 has 114 pieces in 52 different types and includes two minifigures.
What is the Insectoids line?: A late-nineties Space sub-line with insect-inspired vehicles and figures.
Which colours dominate?: Black, dark grey and blue, with trans-neon green as an accent.

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