Boba Fett in the original trilogy and Jango Fett in Attack of the Clones.

Why are the colours called light grey and brown rather than bluish grey and reddish brown?

The set dates from 2000, before those colours were replaced. Newer sets use the bluish and reddish versions.

How many minifigures come with it?

One minifigure is included with the 166-piece model.

Star Wars

Slave I

Boba Fett's Slave I is one of the strangest-looking ships in Star Wars, and this 2000 set is one of its earliest brick versions. It uses 166 pieces and includes 1 minifigure.

Set number: 7144
Year: 2000
Pieces: 166
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 58

What can I build with it?

Parts list 58

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Minifigures 1

Boba Fett, Helmet and Jetpack, Light Gray Armor, Plain Legs fig-0002384 pieces × 1

Description

A bounty hunter's workhorse

In The Empire Strikes Back, Boba Fett tracks the Millennium Falcon to Cloud City and leaves with Han Solo frozen in carbonite, stowed aboard Slave I. The prequels later reveal that the ship first belonged to his father, Jango Fett, who flies it through the asteroid field above Geonosis in Attack of the Clones. The design is unforgettable: an upright, rounded hull that flies with its wide end down, quite unlike the flat fighters and freighters around it.

Early-era building

Released in 2000, this model belongs to the theme's formative years. It is compact and blocky, with 58 unique parts among its 166 pieces, and it lacks the specialised elements of later versions. That simplicity is part of its charm. Seen next to a modern Slave I, it shows just how far the ship's representation has come, which is why collectors interested in the history of the theme often seek it out.

Green, grey and the old brown

Light grey is the lead colour, followed by green, black and brown. Green recalls the ship's distinctive paint scheme, while brown suggests weathering. Both the grey and the brown here are the older shades, replaced a few years later by bluish grey and reddish brown. If you are completing a used copy, match the colours carefully, as modern pieces stand out against the originals. The parts list below names every colour exactly.

One pilot, many uses

A single minifigure comes with the ship, which suits a bounty hunter who works alone. Beyond display or play, the pieces can go back into circulation: What can I build? on this page shows which other sets you could put together from this inventory. It is particularly handy for other sets from around 2000 that use the same older colours, since those parts are harder to find today. Old green elements in particular are not something most collections hold in large numbers.

FAQ

Who flies Slave I?: Boba Fett in the original trilogy and Jango Fett in Attack of the Clones.
Why are the colours called light grey and brown rather than bluish grey and reddish brown?: The set dates from 2000, before those colours were replaced. Newer sets use the bluish and reddish versions.
How many minifigures come with it?: One minifigure is included with the 166-piece model.

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