How many minifigures come with the set?

Three minifigures are included alongside the 53 pieces.

Is Jedi Defense II linked to a film?

It was released in 2002, the year Attack of the Clones reached cinemas, and belongs to that era of Star Wars sets.

Why are there so few unique parts?

Only 17 different elements are used, so many pieces repeat. That keeps the build simple.

Star Wars

Jedi Defense II

Jedi Defense II is a compact Star Wars set from 2002 that puts three minifigures at the heart of just 53 pieces. It arrived in the same year as Attack of the Clones and leans towards play rather than display.

Set number: 7204
Year: 2002
Pieces: 53
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 17

What can I build with it?

Parts list 17

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 (4)

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

Minifigures 3

Battle Droid Commander, Two Bent Arms fig-0035115 pieces × 1
Qui-Gon Jinn, Yellow Skin fig-0036145 pieces × 1
Battle Droid Security, Dark Red Torso with Tan Print, Two Bent Arms fig-0036545 pieces × 1

Description

A figure-heavy small set

Three minifigures in a 53-piece set is a generous ratio. Many small Star Wars sets offer a single vehicle and no figures at all, so this one clearly has a different aim: to give you a small cast and a bit of scenery for staging a quick confrontation. As the name suggests, the theme is a Jedi on the defensive. For collectors of early-2000s Star Wars, sets like this are often valued as much for their figures as for the bricks around them.

Repetition by design

Only 17 different elements appear among the 53 pieces, so several parts turn up many times. That keeps the build simple and steady, well within reach of younger children, and it means you end up with small stocks of the same basic parts. Those repeats are useful later on: a handful of identical plates or bricks is much easier to reuse in your own creations than a pile of one-off pieces. The inventory below shows exactly which parts appear most often.

Early-2000s colours

The main colours are light grey, tan, black and dark grey. Both greys are the older shades that LEGO® replaced with bluish versions shortly after this set was released, so mixing them with modern parts will show a visible difference. Tan and black, on the other hand, never went out of use and blend easily into desert, rock or city scenes. If you are rebuilding a used copy, it is worth sourcing replacements in the original greys to keep the set consistent.

Completing a used copy

As a 2002 release, Jedi Defense II is mostly found second hand today, and older copies often lack small parts or one of the figures. The full list of 53 pieces on this page lets you check a purchase before or after it arrives. You can also use the What can I build? tool to compare your bricks with other sets and see which ones you are close to finishing. Even small vintage sets add useful basics to that comparison.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with the set?: Three minifigures are included alongside the 53 pieces.
Is Jedi Defense II linked to a film?: It was released in 2002, the year Attack of the Clones reached cinemas, and belongs to that era of Star Wars sets.
Why are there so few unique parts?: Only 17 different elements are used, so many pieces repeat. That keeps the build simple.

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