How many minifigures come with Imperial Inspection?

Ten minifigures, alongside 379 pieces.

Is set 7264 more of a vehicle or a figure set?

Its strength is the large cast. With ten minifigures in a set of this size, the figures are clearly the main attraction.

How varied are the parts?

There are 138 different part designs, mostly in grey, white and black.

Star Wars

Imperial Inspection

Set 7264 from 2005 is less about a single vehicle and more about the Empire in force. It contains 379 pieces and ten minifigures, one of the highest figure counts for a set of its size.

Set number: 7264
Year: 2005
Pieces: 379
Minifigures: 10
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 138

What can I build with it?

Parts list 138

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (9)

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

Minifigures 10

Darth Vader, Light Bluish Gray Skin, Scarred Right Cheek, No Eyebrows fig-0035425 pieces × 1
Royal Guard, Red Hands fig-0035435 pieces × 2
Emperor Palpatine, Light Bluish Gray Skin fig-0036735 pieces × 1
Imperial Officer / Captain / Commandant / Commander, Dark Bluish Gray Uniform, Cavalry Cap, Brown Eyebrows fig-0036744 pieces × 2
Stormtrooper, Plain Yellow Head, White Hips fig-0036754 pieces × 4

Description

An army in one box

With ten minifigures, there are fewer than forty pieces per figure, which tells you where the focus of this set lies. It is a strong choice for anyone building up Imperial ranks or planning a larger display, because it delivers a sizeable group in one go rather than one or two figures at a time. For younger fans, a big cast also means more stories to play out, with enough characters to fill both sides of a scene.

Order and ceremony

The name points to one of the Empire's defining images: troops lined up in perfect rows while a superior walks the line. The best-known example is the Emperor's arrival on the second Death Star in Return of the Jedi, greeted by ranks of stormtroopers and officers. Whether you recreate a moment like that or invent your own, the set lends itself to displays that show the Empire at its most orderly and intimidating rather than in the chaos of battle.

The Imperial palette

Light bluish grey, white, dark bluish grey and black are the main colours, the classic look of Imperial uniforms, armour and corridors. The set also contains 138 different part designs, a high number for 379 pieces, so the build offers plenty of variety. Once dismantled, these neutral parts fit almost anywhere: space stations, laboratories, airports and modern buildings all rely on greys and white, and they blend easily with parts from other themes.

Keeping track of the details

The full parts list for set 7264 is shown below. With so many minifigures and accessories, it is especially useful when checking a second-hand copy, since small parts are the first to go missing. When you want to expand the scene or move on to something else, the What can I build? tool compares your parts with other sets and shows which models you could complete, along with the pieces you would still need.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with Imperial Inspection?: Ten minifigures, alongside 379 pieces.
Is set 7264 more of a vehicle or a figure set?: Its strength is the large cast. With ten minifigures in a set of this size, the figures are clearly the main attraction.
How varied are the parts?: There are 138 different part designs, mostly in grey, white and black.

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