How many pieces does the Naboo Starfighter (75092) have?

The set contains 442 pieces, including 158 different part types.

How many minifigures come with the set?

Nine minifigures are included, which is unusually generous for a starship set.

Is this set better for play or for display?

Both work well: the sturdy hull holds up to play, while the curved shape and colour scheme also make it a good display piece.

Star Wars

Naboo Starfighter

The Naboo Starfighter is one of the sleekest racing ships from the Star Wars prequel era, known for its curved hull and chrome-yellow trim. Set 75092 recreates it with 442 pieces and an unusually generous nine minifigures. This page lists every part in the set alongside the key facts.

Set number: 75092
Year: 2015
Pieces: 442
Minifigures: 9
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 158

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 158

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 (19)

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

Minifigures 9

Battle Droid, One Bent Arm, One Straight Arm fig-0023305 pieces × 2
Astromech Droid, R2-D2, Flat Silver Dome, Dark Blue Print with Red Dots fig-0024734 pieces × 1
Battle Droid Commander, One Bent Arm, One Straight Arm fig-0038735 pieces × 1
Obi-Wan Kenobi, Padawan, Printed Legs, Cape fig-0040535 pieces × 1
Anakin Skywalker, Child, Dark Tan Hair, White Pupils fig-0040984 pieces × 1
Naboo Fighter Pilot, Medium Nougat Jacket fig-0041005 pieces × 1
Droideka / Destroyer Droid, Reddish Brown Shell, Triangular Panels fig-00410130 pieces × 2

Description

Shape and colour scheme

The model follows the starfighter's familiar silhouette: a narrow fuselage, two swept-back engine pods and a distinctive split nose section. The set leans on light bluish grey, yellow, dark bluish grey and black, which together recreate the ship's metallic hull and its signature yellow racing stripes from the films. At 442 pieces and 158 different elements, this sits in the mid-size range for Star Wars sets – substantial enough for cockpit and wing detail, but still manageable for a single building session.

Minifigures included

Nine minifigures is a lot for a starship set, which usually focuses mainly on the vehicle itself. That makes this release a good pick if you are after extra figures for a display shelf or for play scenes beyond the cockpit. The parts list on this page shows exactly which elements make up the set, which is handy for identifying individual pieces, sourcing replacements, or matching parts across other Star Wars sets you may own.

Building experience

With 442 pieces, this is a proper evening project rather than a quick build. The hull typically comes together in sub-assemblies that are joined near the end, a common approach for ships of this size that keeps the build varied throughout. Because 158 of the pieces are unique types, you are handling new elements regularly instead of repeating the same bricks, which keeps the process more engaging for builders who enjoy spotting different parts along the way.

Display and reuse

Once finished, the curved hull reads well on a shelf, particularly alongside other Star Wars starships. The colour palette of light bluish grey, yellow, dark bluish grey and black also mixes easily with parts from other sets if you are planning your own builds or repairs. Check the parts list on this page whenever you need to identify a specific piece, whether you have lost one or want to hunt down matching elements for another project.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Naboo Starfighter (75092) have?: The set contains 442 pieces, including 158 different part types.
How many minifigures come with the set?: Nine minifigures are included, which is unusually generous for a starship set.
Is this set better for play or for display?: Both work well: the sturdy hull holds up to play, while the curved shape and colour scheme also make it a good display piece.

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