How many minifigures come with Eclipse Fighter?

The set includes two minifigures, matching its focused, duel-style scenario rather than a full crew.

What colours make up the starship?

Black, light and dark bluish grey and dark red define the look, a typical scheme for dark-side vehicles in Star Wars sets.

Is this set still sold new?

No, Eclipse Fighter has left regular retail and is now mainly found through the secondary market.

Star Wars

Eclipse Fighter

Eclipse Fighter (75145) is a 2016 LEGO Star Wars set with 363 pieces and two minifigures. Its 135 different parts come mainly in black, light and dark bluish grey, and dark red. This page lists every part included in the set.

Set number: 75145
Year: 2016
Pieces: 363
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 135

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 135

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 (14)

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

Minifigures 2

Naare with Dark Blue Hood fig-0041705 pieces × 1
Dengar, White Head, Dark Brown Legs fig-0041715 pieces × 1

Description

A two-figure set built for a direct confrontation

With only two minifigures, this set favours a focused scenario over a full crew, which is typical of starfighter sets built around a direct clash between two characters rather than a larger ensemble cast. That smaller figure count tends to suit collectors after a specific, less common character rather than a handful of standard figures repeated across bigger sets. For play, it also means a simpler, more direct setup: one pilot against an opponent, without extra supporting figures complicating the scene.

A dark-side colour scheme

Black, light and dark bluish grey and dark red are the colours you would expect from a starfighter aligned with the dark side rather than the Rebel Alliance, a palette LEGO uses consistently for antagonist vehicles across the Star Wars range. At 363 pieces and with a sleek, aggressive silhouette, Eclipse Fighter sits in the mid-size range of the theme's starships, large enough for recognisable details like the cockpit, wings and weapons, without the build time of a flagship model. Fans collecting darker, lesser-known ships alongside the more famous X-wings and TIE fighters will find a fitting addition here.

135 parts behind a detailed silhouette

Out of 363 total pieces, 135 are different parts, a sign of a model built from lots of small shaping details rather than a few large flat panels, which is exactly what gives many Star Wars starfighters their distinctive, often asymmetrical outlines. Anyone planning their own spaceship or sci-fi builds in dark grey and red tones will find this set a useful parts source without needing to buy a much larger set for the same colours. The parts list on this page shows exactly which of the 135 parts are included and in which colour.

A retired set worth checking before buying

Eclipse Fighter is no longer sold new, so it is mainly found on the secondary market today, where checking completeness matters more than usual for a 135-part model. Its compact size and striking dark colour scheme make it a good display piece, often used as a counterpart to lighter Rebel starships in a Star Wars collection. Comparing a used set against the parts list on this page before buying is a reliable way to confirm nothing important is missing, especially for a model this detailed.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with Eclipse Fighter?: The set includes two minifigures, matching its focused, duel-style scenario rather than a full crew.
What colours make up the starship?: Black, light and dark bluish grey and dark red define the look, a typical scheme for dark-side vehicles in Star Wars sets.
Is this set still sold new?: No, Eclipse Fighter has left regular retail and is now mainly found through the secondary market.