Which film scene does set 75014 recreate?

It's based on the Battle of Hoth from The Empire Strikes Back, where Imperial forces attack the Rebel's Echo Base.

How many minifigures are included?

The set includes seven minifigures, a relatively high number for a set of around 420 pieces.

Does it fit with other Hoth-themed sets?

Yes, its style and elements match other LEGO Star Wars sets from the Hoth storyline, so it pairs well into a larger scene.

Star Wars

LEGO® Battle Of Hoth

Set 75014 Battle of Hoth is a 2013 LEGO® Star Wars release built around the icy battle from The Empire Strikes Back. It includes 422 pieces, 174 unique elements and seven minifigures, an unusually high figure count for its size. White, dark bluish grey, light bluish grey and black recreate the snow-covered setting and imperial hardware.

Set number: 75014
Year: 2013
Pieces: 422
Minifigures: 7
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 174

What can I build with it?

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Parts list 174

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Spare parts (15)

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

Minifigures 7

General Rieekan fig-0007724 pieces × 1
Snowtrooper, Light Bluish Gray Hips, Printed Black Head, Light Bluish Gray Hands fig-0011014 pieces × 2
Rebel Trooper in Hoth Uniform, Tan Hat, Black Chin Line fig-0038706 pieces × 1
Luke Skywalker, Orange Rebel Pilot Outfit, Light Bluish Gray Hips, White Hands, Visor on One Side of Head fig-0039804 pieces × 1
Rebel Trooper in Hoth Uniform, Tan Hat, Beard Stubble fig-0039816 pieces × 1
Imperial Probe Droid (Trans Clear Dish Stand, Lever on Top) fig-01045525 pieces × 1

Description

Recreating the battle on the ice planet

The Battle of Hoth is one of the most recognisable sequences in The Empire Strikes Back, depicting an Imperial assault on the Rebel's Echo Base. Set 75014 draws on that scene with defensive structures, a snow-covered landscape and vehicle elements representing both Imperial and Rebel forces. With seven minifigures, the set covers the scene unusually well, spanning rebel troopers, snowtroopers and other characters from the battle. For a set of around 420 pieces, that's a notably high figure count, enough to stage a small skirmish rather than a single duel.

A grey, white and black snow palette

White, dark bluish grey, light bluish grey and black combine to recreate Hoth's icy look while also matching the cold, utilitarian hardware used by both factions. With 174 unique parts out of 422 pieces, the set has a comparatively high level of shape variety, matching the detail packed into its defensive structures and vehicle sections. The full parts list on this page shows exactly which specialised elements went into the snow terrain and the minifigures' equipment, from helmets to blaster parts.

Build size and play scene

At 422 pieces, the build itself stays manageable, while the seven minifigures give plenty of scope for roleplay, since Hoth scenes are often played out with larger groups of characters. The included elements pair well with other Star Wars sets from the Empire Strikes Back era, such as bigger Hoth dioramas or AT-AT models, making 75014 a solid addition to an existing collection from that part of the saga.

Collecting 2013 Star Wars sets

Because LEGO regularly revisits key Star Wars scenes in new sets, older Hoth releases like this one are popular with collectors who want to compare different takes on the same moment from the films. The parts list on this page makes it easier to identify specific minifigure pieces or equipment, whether for custom builds or replacing missing elements in an existing collection.

FAQ

Which film scene does set 75014 recreate?: It's based on the Battle of Hoth from The Empire Strikes Back, where Imperial forces attack the Rebel's Echo Base.
How many minifigures are included?: The set includes seven minifigures, a relatively high number for a set of around 420 pieces.
Does it fit with other Hoth-themed sets?: Yes, its style and elements match other LEGO Star Wars sets from the Hoth storyline, so it pairs well into a larger scene.

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