Which Star Wars scene does this set show?

It depicts the shuttle Tydirium from Return of the Jedi, used by Han Solo's team to pose as an Imperial transport and reach the shield generator on Endor.

Do the wings actually move?

Yes, all three wings are hinged and can be folded for landing or spread for flight, matching the ship from the film.

How many pieces and minifigures are included?

The set has 937 pieces built from 212 distinct parts, plus 5 minifigures.

Star Wars

Imperial Shuttle Tydirium

The Imperial Shuttle Tydirium is the ship Han Solo's team disguises as an Imperial transport in Return of the Jedi to reach the shield generator on Endor. The set recreates its folding wings and white-and-grey livery across 937 pieces and 5 minifigures.

Set number: 75094
Year: 2015
Pieces: 937
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 212

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 212

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Spare parts (19)

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

Minifigures 5

Chewbacca, Dark Brown - Long Lines on Legs on Inside fig-0017143 pieces × 1
Rebel Trooper in Endor Uniform, Olive Green Legs, Tan Beard fig-0041394 pieces × 1
Han Solo, Endor Outfit, Long Jacket fig-0041404 pieces × 1
Princess Leia, Endor Outfit, Poncho fig-0041415 pieces × 1
Rebel Trooper in Endor Uniform, Olive Green Legs fig-0041424 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

Prison Transport Shuttle (75094 Alternate Build) 493 pieces by Urzelknurz2

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What can I build with it?

Description

Folding wings as the centrepiece

The model captures the shuttle's distinctive silhouette with three hinged wings that fold up for landing and spread out for flight, just like the ship on screen. The hull is built mainly in white and light bluish grey, with dark grey and black on the engines and panel lines matching the Imperial paint job the crew relies on to stay hidden. Getting all three wings to hinge cleanly is the main building challenge and the technical highlight of the set, and it rewards careful, patient assembly rather than rushing through the frame.

Cockpit and cargo bay that open

The cockpit seats the pilot figures and opens up for play, while the hull hides a small cargo bay for extra cargo or minifigures. That mix of exterior detail and an accessible interior means the roughly 937-piece model works equally well for display or for re-enacting scenes from the film, from the tense approach to Endor to the escape from the Imperial landing platform once the disguise wears thin. Fold-out landing struts round off the model and make it easy to display level on a shelf.

Five minifigures from the Rebellion

Five minifigures represent the crew who disguise themselves as Imperials for the mission, complete with blasters and swappable expressions that add extra play value. They pair naturally with other Endor or Death Star sets already on the shelf, and the mix of disguised and undisguised figures makes the set appealing to collectors who like to re-stage different moments from Return of the Jedi, from the risky disguise itself to the moment it's finally dropped in front of the Rebels.

212 parts for Star Wars builders

The 212 distinct parts include plenty of wedge and panel pieces in white, light grey and dark grey that suit other spacecraft builds too. The full parts list on this page shows every element with its colour and quantity, useful for tracking down specific pieces for repairs, swaps or original creations in the same Imperial colour scheme. With 937 total pieces built from only 212 distinct parts, it's clear how many shapes repeat throughout the model.

FAQ

Which Star Wars scene does this set show?: It depicts the shuttle Tydirium from Return of the Jedi, used by Han Solo's team to pose as an Imperial transport and reach the shield generator on Endor.
Do the wings actually move?: Yes, all three wings are hinged and can be folded for landing or spread for flight, matching the ship from the film.
How many pieces and minifigures are included?: The set has 937 pieces built from 212 distinct parts, plus 5 minifigures.

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