Star Wars

Star Wars Advent Calendar 2014

The 2014 Star Wars Advent Calendar packs small vehicles, props and minifigures from the Star Wars universe behind 24 individual doors. With 275 pieces and nine minifigures, it's far more figure-dense than most sets of this size. Dark bluish grey, white, black and light grey run through many of the small models inside.

Set number
75056
Year
2014
Pieces
275
Minifigures
9
Different parts
133
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 133

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 (27)

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

Minifigures 9

Description

24 doors, 24 small surprises

Unlike a set built around one large model, this calendar spreads its 275 pieces across 24 separate doors, each hiding a small vehicle, prop or minifigure. That structure turns the set into a daily December ritual rather than a single afternoon build. With the total piece count spread this thin, each individual door stays small, giving younger or less patient builders a steady rhythm of short, manageable building steps instead of one long session.

Nine minifigures as the main draw

Nine minifigures is an unusually high number for a 275-piece set, and that figure density is the real appeal here. Star Wars advent calendars typically lean on a broad mix of familiar characters to make each door feel like its own small reveal rather than another vehicle part. For collectors hunting specific minifigures, calendars like this one are often a particularly efficient way to add several characters at once without buying full-size sets.

A restrained backdrop of colour

Dark bluish grey, white, black and light grey form the base for most of the small models in the calendar, with occasional colour accents on specific figures or vehicles. That restrained core palette helps the 133 distinct parts feel cohesive across so many small builds, rather than like a random assortment of shapes and colours. For a set built from this many tiny sections, that part variety is unusually high and reflects how compact each individual build really is.

Parts for small Star Wars scenes

The full parts list on this page catalogues all 133 shapes with colour and quantity, useful when hunting for a specific small piece, for instance to build your own mini dioramas. Since many elements from the calendar also turn up in other Star Wars sets, it's worth comparing before buying pieces separately elsewhere. Across all 24 days combined, the calendar adds up to a small but genuinely varied set of Star Wars building parts.

FAQ

How many minifigures are in the 2014 Star Wars Advent Calendar?
The calendar includes nine minifigures spread across its 24 doors, alongside 275 pieces in total.
Is there something new to build every day?
Yes, each of the 24 doors hides its own small model or figure, spreading the build out across December.
Is this calendar worth it for minifigure collectors?
Its high ratio of minifigures to total pieces makes it particularly appealing for collectors focused on figures rather than large builds.

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