How many pieces and minifigures does the Umbaran MHC have?

The set has 493 pieces, 100 of them distinct parts, plus four minifigures.

What does the vehicle represent?

It recreates the hovering Umbaran combat vehicle from the Battle of Umbara storyline in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

What makes the shape unusual?

Its wide, flat silhouette in dark blue and grey sets the Umbaran MHC apart from more traditional Star Wars vehicles with a cockpit and wings.

Star Wars

Umbaran MHC (Mobile Heavy Cannon)

The Umbaran MHC (Mobile Heavy Cannon) is a 2013 Star Wars set with 493 pieces and four minifigures, modelled on the hovering combat vehicle used by Umbaran forces in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

Set number: 75013
Year: 2013
Pieces: 493
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 100

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 100

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 (11)

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

Minifigures 4

Ahsoka Tano, Padawan, Dark Brown Legs fig-0039824 pieces × 1
Clone Trooper, 212th Attack Battalion, Bright Light Orange Markings fig-0039834 pieces × 1
Umbaran Soldier fig-0039845 pieces × 2

Description

A hovering tank in dark blue and grey

The Umbaran MHC stands out for its unusually flat, wide shape, a clear departure from more traditional Star Wars vehicles. Dark blue and the two grey tones cover most of the hull, while black picks out weapons and mechanical detail. At 493 pieces the set sits in the mid-size range, but uses that piece count quite deliberately for the wide, low silhouette that defines the hover vehicle, a design meant in the show to read as stealthy and hard to spot.

Four minifigures from the Umbara arc

The set includes four minifigures tied to the Battle of Umbara storyline from The Clone Wars, including clone troopers and Umbaran figures. That combination makes it possible to recreate direct conflict scenes between both sides. For collectors focused on this less common storyline within the series, the set is one of relatively few releases with matching figures, and their weapons and armour also suit the vehicle's dark colour scheme.

100 parts for an unusual shape

100 distinct parts out of 493 pieces is a fairly modest ratio, which fits the flat, plate-based construction of the vehicle: many repeated plates and wedge pieces build up the wide hull, with fewer specialised parts reserved for weapons and detailing. The dark blue, grey and black palette stays consistent throughout. The full parts list on this page covers every part, colour and quantity, useful for tracking down a specific plate in the right shade of blue or grey.

An unusual vehicle for a Star Wars collection

Its flat, wide shape and dark blue colouring set the Umbaran MHC apart from most other Star Wars vehicles, which makes it stand out in a wider collection. Individual plate and wedge pieces are also useful for custom vehicle builds outside the Star Wars theme if the set is ever taken apart. That makes it worth a look for anyone not focused solely on the larger, better-known vehicles from the films.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the Umbaran MHC have?: The set has 493 pieces, 100 of them distinct parts, plus four minifigures.
What does the vehicle represent?: It recreates the hovering Umbaran combat vehicle from the Battle of Umbara storyline in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
What makes the shape unusual?: Its wide, flat silhouette in dark blue and grey sets the Umbaran MHC apart from more traditional Star Wars vehicles with a cockpit and wings.