What film scene does Battle on Takodana depict?

It recreates a skirmish on the planet Takodana from The Force Awakens, where the Resistance and the First Order clash near Maz Kanata's castle.

How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?

75139 has 409 pieces across 109 unique parts, plus five minifigures.

What colours define the scene?

Dark tan, reddish brown and medium nougat create an earthy forest look, with dark bluish grey used on the vehicle and details.

Star Wars

Battle on Takodana

Set 75139 Battle on Takodana is part of the LEGO® Star Wars range, recreating a forest skirmish from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. With 409 pieces and five minifigures, it's a compact scene built around trees, rocks and a small vehicle rather than a single large structure.

Set number: 75139
Year: 2016
Pieces: 409
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 109

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 109

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 (9)

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

Minifigures 5

Finn, Black Undershirt fig-0018104 pieces × 1
Maz Kanata fig-0041783 pieces × 1
Kylo Ren, Black Hands, 23901 Cape fig-0041795 pieces × 1
Stormtrooper, First Order - Rounded Mouth fig-0112884 pieces × 2

Description

A forest skirmish from the film

Battle on Takodana reconstructs a scene from the wooded planet Takodana, the setting for a key confrontation in The Force Awakens between the Resistance and the First Order near Maz Kanata's castle. At 409 pieces, the set focuses on landscape elements such as trees and rock formations rather than a large building, giving it an open, play-friendly layout. The 109 unique parts are enough for a compact but clearly recognisable film scene, well suited to acting out specific moments quickly.

Earthy tones instead of desert sand

Dark bluish grey, dark tan, reddish brown and medium nougat define the set, producing an earthy, forest feel that stands apart from the dusty desert palettes seen in many other Star Wars sets. Reddish brown and tan shape rocks and tree trunks, while dark bluish grey picks out the vehicle and equipment. That colour choice makes the set instantly readable as a forest scene, and the colour breakdown on this page shows exactly how the 109 parts split across these four shades.

Five figures for a proper confrontation

Five minifigures come with the set, a relatively high count for its size, giving enough characters for a genuine two-sided confrontation rather than a single faction on its own. That makes it possible to re-enact the Takodana encounter with figures from both sides straight out of the box, without needing characters from other sets. For fans of The Force Awakens, that's a clear draw, since the film's key meeting plays out directly within this set.

Small footprint, high figure ratio

With 109 unique parts spread across five minifigures, a noticeably large share of the set goes into character accessories rather than large building sections – typical of scene-based sets that prioritise characters over one big model. The full parts list on this page catalogues every element individually, useful if you're after a specific rock or tree piece, or checking which parts might suit a diorama build of your own. It also makes it easy to see how pieces split between the two opposing sides.

FAQ

What film scene does Battle on Takodana depict?: It recreates a skirmish on the planet Takodana from The Force Awakens, where the Resistance and the First Order clash near Maz Kanata's castle.
How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?: 75139 has 409 pieces across 109 unique parts, plus five minifigures.
What colours define the scene?: Dark tan, reddish brown and medium nougat create an earthy forest look, with dark bluish grey used on the vehicle and details.

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