How many pieces and minifigures does set 75016 include?

The set has 295 pieces in 73 unique parts and colours, plus 5 minifigures.

Can the droid's legs move?

Yes, all four legs are jointed, letting the droid take up different poses.

Star Wars

Homing Spider Droid

The Homing Spider Droid is a four-legged Separatist siege walker from Star Wars: The Clone Wars, built as a LEGO® set in 2013. With its thin, jointed legs and central cannon, it stood out on screen as a distinctive siege vehicle facing the clone army. At 295 pieces and 5 minifigures, this is one of the more figure-heavy smaller Star Wars sets of its year.

Set number: 75016
Year: 2013
Pieces: 295
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 73

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 73

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 (15)

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

Minifigures 5

Clone Trooper, Phase I Armor, Angry, Plain Legs fig-0000584 pieces × 1
Stass Allie fig-0039774 pieces × 1
Dwarf Spider Droid, Dark Bluish Gray Dome, Fixed Dark Bluish Gray Cannon fig-01248236 pieces × 1
Super Battle Droid, Pearl Titanium fig-0140704 pieces × 2

Description

A walker on four legs

The model rests on four thin, jointed legs that lift the droid well above the ground and give it the spider-like silhouette its name refers to. Light grey and dark bluish grey form the base armour colours, black picks out the joints and technical detailing, and red appears as an accent on the main cannon. This leg-based build sets the Homing Spider Droid clearly apart from the wheeled and tracked vehicles used by the clone army, making it recognisable from a distance even without a clear view of the cannon or the legs in motion.

Compact build, focused on movement

With 73 unique parts across 295 pieces, the build focuses mainly on the joints of the four legs and the swivelling cannon rather than a wide range of different elements. Each leg moves independently, letting the droid take up different poses, from a standing combat stance to a lower, stalking posture. That mobility was a key trait of the droid on screen too, where it could target and track individual opponents across open ground.

Five minifigures for bigger scenes

With 5 minifigures, this set is more figure-heavy than most Star Wars sets of similar size, supporting larger battle scenes between the clone army and the Separatists without needing extra sets. This page lists all 73 unique parts with their colours, making it easy to search for leg, joint or cannon pieces, whether for repairs or for building further siege droids in the same style.

Who this set suits

The Homing Spider Droid suits fans of the Clone Wars era and anyone drawn to unusual leg-based designs rather than standard wheeled vehicles. At 295 pieces, the build comes together quickly, and the five minifigures provide plenty of material for battle scenes on their own. Paired with other Clone Wars sets, it grows fast into a larger collection of vehicles from both sides of the conflict, spread across a whole shelf of battle scenes.

FAQ

What does the Homing Spider Droid represent?: It depicts a four-legged Separatist siege walker from Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
How many pieces and minifigures does set 75016 include?: The set has 295 pieces in 73 unique parts and colours, plus 5 minifigures.
Can the droid's legs move?: Yes, all four legs are jointed, letting the droid take up different poses.