Which ships are included?

An Imperial TIE fighter and a Rebel Y-wing.

How many pieces and minifigures does set 7152 have?

It has 410 pieces and three minifigures.

Which greys does the set use?

It uses the older light grey and dark grey, not the bluish greys found in later sets.

Star Wars

TIE Fighter & Y-wing

Set 7152 from 2002 pairs an Imperial TIE fighter with a Rebel Y-wing bomber. Together they are made from 410 pieces, and three minifigures are included.

Set number: 7152
Year: 2002
Pieces: 410
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 120

What can I build with it?

Parts list 120

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 3

Darth Vader, Light Gray Skin fig-0035175 pieces × 1
Astromech Droid, R5-D4, Short Stripes, 30361c Body fig-0036224 pieces × 1
Dutch Vander / Rebel Pilot Y-wing, Yellow Skin, Dark Gray Hips fig-0036234 pieces × 1

Description

Same numbers as 1999

The catalogue data for this set match the 1999 set of the same name exactly: 410 pieces, 120 different part designs, three minifigures and the same four main colours. If you are trying to identify a loose copy, that makes the box or instructions more useful than the bricks themselves. Comparing the two parts lists on their respective pages is the easiest way to check for any small differences between the two releases. It also tells you which parts to look for if either copy is incomplete.

Old-trilogy ships in a prequel year

In 2002, Attack of the Clones was in cinemas and much of the Star Wars range focused on the prequels. This set looks back instead, to the battles of the original trilogy. The TIE fighter is the Empire's nimble mass-produced fighter, and the Y-wing is the Rebels' durable bomber; they meet in the attack on the Death Star in A New Hope. With three minifigures, the pair is ready for a skirmish as soon as both are built.

Before the grey change

The light grey and dark grey used here are the older shades that were later replaced by bluish greys. That matters if you mix these parts with newer sets, as the difference is usually visible side by side. For rebuilding the original models, it is no problem at all, but it is worth knowing before ordering replacements. Blue completes the palette alongside black, giving the two ships a touch of colour among the greys.

The parts list

Two ships in one box means twice the chance of parts drifting apart over the years. The full inventory of set 7152 below lists every part by colour and quantity, so you can check a used copy thoroughly and order the right shade of grey where needed. If you already own it, the What can I build? tool shows which other sets your bricks could complete and which pieces are still missing, though the older greys may not always match.

FAQ

Which ships are included?: An Imperial TIE fighter and a Rebel Y-wing.
How many pieces and minifigures does set 7152 have?: It has 410 pieces and three minifigures.
Which greys does the set use?: It uses the older light grey and dark grey, not the bluish greys found in later sets.

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