Star Wars

Tracker I

The 75185 Tracker I recreates a First Order vehicle from the 2017 Star Wars film era, built from 557 pieces. It ships with four minifigures, putting it above average for a set of this size. 104 unique parts give the build some real variety.

Set number
75185
Year
2017
Pieces
557
Minifigures
4
Different parts
104
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 104

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 (10)

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

Minifigures 4

Description

A First Order pursuit vehicle

The Tracker I is a sleek scout craft the First Order uses to hunt down targets across open terrain. The model leans on a long, low-slung shape, built mostly from light bluish grey and dark bluish grey pieces. Black elements frame the hull and cockpit area, while trans-red details stand in for lights and sensor points. For collectors filling out a First Order fleet beyond the well-known walkers and Star Destroyers, the Tracker I covers a smaller vehicle class that pairs well with other sets from the same film. Builders less interested in the whole vehicle can still study the hull's curved and angled sections, techniques that reappear across plenty of other Star Wars sets.

Four minifigures from the film

Four minifigures put this set above many comparable vehicles of similar size, which makes it useful for small play scenes with both crew and opponents on the baseplate at once. That combination of vehicle and figure count suits collectors who want a complete scene as well as kids who want to re-enact film moments straight away. Anyone after the individual figures can check the parts list on this page for exact names and printing. For parents recreating film scenes with their kids, that group of four keeps play going without needing to reach for additional sets straight away.

104 parts for a compact hull

104 unique parts across 557 pieces total means many elements repeat throughout the build, typical for a vehicle with continuous panels and recurring struts. That keeps the build sturdy without feeling overloaded, and makes it approachable for builders stepping up from smaller Star Wars sets. The black, dark grey, light grey and trans-red palette stays deliberately muted, closer to the film's look than a brighter, kid-themed set. Treating the build as a stepping stone to bigger models also builds up experience with connection techniques that carry over into Star Destroyers and other First Order sets.

Beyond the build

Once finished, the Tracker I works both as a shelf display and for active play with the included figures. Its grey and black parts also mix well with other Star Wars or Technic sets for custom vehicle builds. Anyone checking whether specific pieces from 75185 turn up elsewhere, or which colour variants exist, can search the full, browsable parts list of all 104 part types on this page. It also works well as a gift, since the build is substantial enough to hold attention yet compact enough for a single afternoon.

FAQ

What age is the Tracker I 75185 suitable for?
Sets of this size are generally aimed at builders around 9 and up, as well as older fans collecting individual vehicles. With 557 pieces and four minifigures, the build is involved but not overly complex.
How many minifigures come with the set?
The set includes four minifigures tied to the First Order scene from the film. Exact names and print details are listed in the parts list on this page.
What colours make up the model?
The Tracker I is mostly black, dark bluish grey and light bluish grey, with trans-red accents for lights and sensors. That matches the First Order's utilitarian look on screen.

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