Which scenes does this pack fit?

Any Imperial setting from the original trilogy works well, from a hangar to a desert outpost.

How many pieces and minifigures are inside?

Set 75134 contains 109 pieces and four minifigures.

Why is trans-red among the main colours?

The catalogue lists it as the second most common colour in this set. That gives you a handy supply of red transparent parts for other builds.

Star Wars

Galactic Empire Battle Pack

A Star Destroyer looks impressive on a shelf, yet the Empire only feels real once there are soldiers on the ground. Set 75134 from 2016 adds four minifigures and 109 pieces to your Imperial forces.

Set number: 75134
Year: 2016
Pieces: 109
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 38

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 38

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 4

Imperial Crew, Light Bluish Gray Uniform, Black Cap, Closed Mouth fig-0041874 pieces × 1
Imperial Shock Trooper, Red Markings, Black Eyes fig-0041894 pieces × 1
Jumptrooper, Jet Pack fig-0041908 pieces × 2

Description

Troops for every backdrop

The Galactic Empire rules through sheer numbers. Across the original trilogy its soldiers guard corridors, patrol desert towns and stand watch on frozen or forested worlds. A battle pack is the simplest way to reflect that on your own shelf. Instead of one large model, you get a group of figures that can populate an existing ship, base or diorama. Adding four minifigures at a time is also far easier on the budget than buying complete vehicles just for the crews that come with them. It also lets you decide exactly how crowded each scene should be.

What the colours reveal

Black is the leading colour, followed by trans-red and then dark and light bluish grey. Seeing a transparent colour so high on the list is unusual for a set of this size, and it leaves you with a small stock of glowing red parts once the build is done. Those are useful for lights, displays or warning signals in your own designs. The rest of the palette is dark and neutral, so everything blends into any Imperial-themed build without clashing with what you already have. Nothing in the colour list needs sorting into a separate box afterwards, which keeps storage simple as your collection grows.

A short build with variety

There are 109 pieces here and 38 of them are unique elements, a reasonable spread for a pack of this kind. The build is quick, which suits younger fans who want to start playing straight away. Collectors, meanwhile, can open it, add the figures to the line-up and move on. If you are buying a used copy, the parts list on this page gives every element with colour and quantity. The ‘What can I build?’ tool then shows which other sets your collection already covers and which parts are still missing. That way the pack becomes a starting point for your next build.

FAQ

Which scenes does this pack fit?: Any Imperial setting from the original trilogy works well, from a hangar to a desert outpost.
How many pieces and minifigures are inside?: Set 75134 contains 109 pieces and four minifigures.
Why is trans-red among the main colours?: The catalogue lists it as the second most common colour in this set. That gives you a handy supply of red transparent parts for other builds.

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