How many pieces and minifigures does the Flash Speeder include?

Set 75091 has 312 pieces made up of 85 unique elements, plus 5 minifigures — an unusually high figure count for its size.

Which Star Wars story does the Flash Speeder come from?

It's an Imperial patrol vehicle from the animated series Star Wars Rebels rather than any of the films.

What colours define the model?

Green and light bluish grey are the main colours, with dark bluish grey and black on the drive section and underframe — see the full breakdown in the parts list on this page.

Star Wars

Flash Speeder

The Flash Speeder (75091) recreates the Imperial patrol vehicle from the animated series Star Wars Rebels, and it packs an unusually high minifigure count for its size. This version has 312 pieces and 5 minifigures, split across 85 unique elements. The parts list on this page catalogues every element, from the green hull plates to the grey drive components.

Set number: 75091
Year: 2015
Pieces: 312
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 85

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 85

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 (7)

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

Minifigures 5

Battle Droid, One Bent Arm, One Straight Arm fig-0023305 pieces × 2
Naboo Security Guard, Medium Nougat Skin fig-0040514 pieces × 1
Captain Tarpals fig-0041023 pieces × 1
Naboo Security Officer, Light Nougat Skin fig-0041034 pieces × 1

Description

The vehicle behind the chase scenes

In Star Wars Rebels, the Flash Speeder is the Empire's go-to patrol craft for hunting down the crew of the Ghost across Lothal. The model translates its narrow, hovering profile into bricks with green side panels over a grey underframe. Despite a modest 312-piece count, the silhouette reads clearly thanks to a distinct split between cockpit, drive surfaces and side-mounted weapon points. For series fans, this is one of the few sets that puts this specific vehicle into brick form at all.

Five minifigures packed into one small set

Five minifigures is an unusually high count for a roughly 300-piece vehicle set, well above what similarly sized releases typically include. That points to a mix of Rebel and Imperial figures suited to the chase scenario the Speeder triggers on screen. It likely includes a blend of Ghost-crew rebels and Imperial troopers, making the on-screen chase feel tangible on a shelf. For collectors hunting specific Star Wars Rebels characters, this makes the set worth a look even for buyers less interested in the vehicle itself.

85 pieces worth keeping for other builds

With 85 distinct elements, the Flash Speeder offers a decent spread of specialised pieces for its overall size, including curved panelling and the signature green surfaces. Builders working on their own Star Wars-style vehicles, or hunting replacement parts, will find every element listed by colour and quantity in this page's parts list. Small connector and hinge pieces from the set are also handy for adding articulation to unrelated builds. The scarcer green tones pair well with other Rebels-era sets for anyone assembling a larger diorama.

Sizing it up against 2015's Star Wars line-up

At 312 pieces, the Flash Speeder sits in the mid-range for 2015 LEGO Star Wars sets, aimed more at series fans than collectors chasing large-scale vehicles. Build time runs short to medium, making it a fair choice for a relaxed afternoon session. That keeps the price modest next to larger 2015 Star Wars releases, without sacrificing a recognisable vehicle. For anyone completing the Star Wars Rebels era, this is one of the few sets drawing directly on the show rather than the films.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the Flash Speeder include?: Set 75091 has 312 pieces made up of 85 unique elements, plus 5 minifigures — an unusually high figure count for its size.
Which Star Wars story does the Flash Speeder come from?: It's an Imperial patrol vehicle from the animated series Star Wars Rebels rather than any of the films.
What colours define the model?: Green and light bluish grey are the main colours, with dark bluish grey and black on the drive section and underframe — see the full breakdown in the parts list on this page.