How many pieces and minifigures are in the Saucer Centurion?

Set 6939 has 222 pieces made up of 61 different parts, plus 2 minifigures.

Which theme is it from?

It belongs to the Space Spyrius line and was released in 1994, when Spyrius played the dark side of the space range.

Can I build something else with these parts?

Yes. The parts list on this page shows every element, and the “What can I build?” tool tells you which models fit your collection.

Space Spyrius

LEGO® Saucer Centurion

The Saucer Centurion (6939) is a compact space set from the 1994 Spyrius range. It has 222 pieces and 2 minifigures, and its look is built around black and red.

Set number: 6939
Year: 1994
Pieces: 222
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Spyrius
Different parts: 69

What can I build with it?

Parts list 69

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Minifigures 2

Spyrius fig-0001146 pieces × 1
Spyrius Droid / Major Kartofski fig-0069504 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

MOC-6939 astro stingray 188 pieces by KILDET

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What can I build with it?

Description

Where it fits in Spyrius

Spyrius was the villain faction of the mid-nineties space themes, and the Centurion shows why it stood out. It is a flying saucer with a dark hull, a domed canopy and a clear, aggressive shape. At 222 pieces it sits in the small-to-medium range, large enough to feel like a proper ship but short enough to finish in one sitting. Two minifigures come with it, which gives you a crew and, if you like, an opponent. Collectors of the line will see it as a typical member of the fleet.

Colours and parts

The main colours are black, red, trans-dark blue and light grey. Together they give the classic Spyrius palette: a dark body, red details and a tinted dome. The set has 61 different parts, so it goes beyond basic bricks, and some of those are shaped pieces that help create the rounded saucer outline. With sets from the nineties it is worth reading the parts list closely, because certain colours and moulds are now hard to find and make useful stock for your own space designs.

Building and displaying

The build is straightforward and suits an afternoon. The saucer grows layer by layer until the canopy goes on top, and then you can pick it up and swoosh it across the room. The two figures hand you a small story right away. On a shelf it holds its own too, because black with red accents stands out next to the brighter sets released around the same time. It also pairs well with other Space sets if you want a small display of rival factions.

Reusing the bricks

If you already own the Centurion, the parts list on this page shows every element with its quantity and colour. You can compare it against your collection and use the “What can I build?” tool to see which other models your bricks allow. Even if a few pieces are missing, you will know exactly which ones. Black and red parts in this quantity are always handy for ships, vehicles and bases, whether you recreate Spyrius or design something entirely your own.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are in the Saucer Centurion?: Set 6939 has 222 pieces made up of 61 different parts, plus 2 minifigures.
Which theme is it from?: It belongs to the Space Spyrius line and was released in 1994, when Spyrius played the dark side of the space range.
Can I build something else with these parts?: Yes. The parts list on this page shows every element, and the “What can I build?” tool tells you which models fit your collection.

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