Ultimate Collector Series

Death Star

Death Star 75159 is an Ultimate Collector Series model of the infamous space station from Star Wars. Released in 2016 with 4,024 pieces and 27 minifigures, it ranks among the largest sets in the entire range. Its spherical, hinged design with multiple interior scenes sets it apart from most other Star Wars vehicle models.

Set number
75159
Year
2016
Pieces
4,024
Minifigures
27
Different parts
475
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 475

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (39)

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

Minifigures 27

Description

A sphere that opens up

Rather than a typical elongated ship, the Death Star is built as a hinged sphere that opens to reveal several scenes from the films inside. That shape brings different construction demands than a straight vehicle build, since the round form has to be assembled from many small, angled segments. With 4,024 pieces available, there is enough material to cover both the outer shell and multiple detailed interior rooms at once, setting it apart from simpler dome or sphere-shaped builds.

27 minifigures across several scenes

With 27 minifigures, this is one of the most figure-heavy sets in the whole catalogue. That number makes it possible to recreate several different film scenes at once inside the hinged station, rather than focusing on just one moment. For collectors building out a broad Star Wars minifigure collection, this set is a particularly rich source. The exact figures and their accessories can be checked directly in the parts list on this page.

A restrained, technical colour scheme

Light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and red make up the station's palette, giving it the technical, military look of the original design. That narrow colour range is typical of Star Wars space stations, where function takes priority over bright colours. Red is used sparingly for accents, such as technical markings or warning details, adding contrast against an otherwise grey-dominated structure. That restraint also reinforces the station's imposing, functional character rather than making it feel decorative.

475 unique parts across many interior sets

475 unique elements give the set a wide variety of shapes, most of it needed for the many different interior rooms inside the sphere. Each scene requires its own specialised parts, from technical consoles to wall panelling. Anyone looking for parts to use in their own space or technical builds will find the full breakdown on this page useful, since it brings together an unusually wide range of shapes in grey and black tones.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Death Star 75159 have?
It has 4,024 pieces across 475 unique elements.
How many minifigures are included?
With 27 minifigures, it is one of the most figure-heavy sets in the catalogue.
What is inside the model?
The hinged sphere opens to reveal several recreated scenes from the films, populated by the included minifigures.

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