How many pieces and minifigures come with the Sith Infiltrator?

Set 75096 includes 662 pieces with 180 distinct part types, plus eight minifigures.

Do the wings actually move?

Yes, the two side wings fold out to extend the wingspan in flight mode and fold back in for transport or display.

Why does this set have so many minifigures?

Eight minifigures let the set represent several characters and factions in one scene, rather than just a single pilot figure.

Star Wars

Sith Infiltrator

The Sith Infiltrator is the ship Darth Maul flies covertly in the earlier era of the saga, and this 662-piece set recreates its sharp, angular hull. Fold-out side wings and a sizeable minifigure count set it apart from most single-vehicle builds. Eight minifigures come with the set, more than almost any other set covered on this page.

Set number: 75096
Year: 2015
Pieces: 662
Minifigures: 8
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 180

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 180

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 (13)

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

Minifigures 8

Astromech Droid, R2-D2, Flat Silver Dome, Dark Blue Print with Red Dots fig-0024734 pieces × 1
Anakin Skywalker, Child, Dark Tan Hair, White Pupils fig-0040984 pieces × 1
Watto, Printed Head, Tan Hands fig-0041343 pieces × 1
Qui-Gon Jinn, Printed Reddish Brown Legs, Poncho fig-0041355 pieces × 1
Darth Maul, Horns, Printed Legs, Cape fig-0041375 pieces × 1
DRK-1 Dark Eye Probe Droid fig-0104637 pieces × 3

Alternative models

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

All 2 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A ship built for covert operations

The distinctive silhouette, with a pointed nose and narrow hull, is instantly recognisable as the Sith Infiltrator, the stealth ship associated with Darth Maul across the film series. Dark grey and light grey form the base colours of the hull, while trans-red details echo the cockpit lighting familiar from the films. Two fold-out side wings extend the wingspan considerably in flight mode and can be folded back in for transport or display, giving the model two distinct looks depending on how it is set up.

Eight minifigures for a full scene

With eight minifigures, the Sith Infiltrator carries a noticeably larger cast than most single-vehicle sets, enough to stage small confrontations between multiple characters rather than relying on a lone pilot figure. That makes the set appealing to anyone building up a minifigure collection as much as to anyone focused on the vehicle itself. Whatever the mix of characters included, the sheer number gives far more scope for scenes than a typical vehicle set offers.

Cockpit and hidden storage

The cockpit seats a pilot figure and opens up for easy access, while the hull hides smaller compartments for cargo or equipment. Hidden storage of this kind is a recurring feature in Star Wars sets of this size, and it means there is still something to discover after the main build is finished. The black and dark grey panelling gives the ship an angular, threatening look that matches its role in the story.

Parts for Sith and starship builds

The set's 662 pieces break down into 180 distinct part types, a fairly typical figure for a starship of this size. The parts list on this page is a good place to look for dark grey, light grey and trans-red elements, as well as the smaller hinge pieces used for the folding wings. These parts combine easily with other Star Wars sets from the same period, useful for anyone building a larger diorama with several ships.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures come with the Sith Infiltrator?: Set 75096 includes 662 pieces with 180 distinct part types, plus eight minifigures.
Do the wings actually move?: Yes, the two side wings fold out to extend the wingspan in flight mode and fold back in for transport or display.
Why does this set have so many minifigures?: Eight minifigures let the set represent several characters and factions in one scene, rather than just a single pilot figure.

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