Does The Arrowhead include more than just a vehicle?

Yes, alongside the ski speeder the set includes a small terrain base, creating a compact chase scene.

How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?

75186 contains 775 pieces across 234 unique parts, along with 5 minifigures.

What colours define the speeder's look?

Black, light bluish grey and dark bluish grey form the structure, with dark red used as a bold accent.

Star Wars

The Arrowhead

Set 75186 The Arrowhead is part of the LEGO® Star Wars range, combining a First Order ski speeder with a small chase-scene base. With 775 pieces and 5 minifigures, the set pairs a vehicle build with a bit of surrounding scenery rather than standing alone.

Set number: 75186
Year: 2017
Pieces: 775
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 234

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 234

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 (17)

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

Minifigures 5

Kordi, Dark Green Legs fig-0018924 pieces × 1
Stormtrooper, Dark Blue Helmet Vents fig-0025244 pieces × 1
RO-GR (Roger) fig-0025565 pieces × 1
Quarrie fig-0025573 pieces × 1
Zander, Dark Tan Jacket fig-0025584 pieces × 1

Description

A speeder with a setting

The Arrowhead pairs a First Order ski speeder with a small terrain base rather than focusing on the vehicle alone. At 775 pieces there's enough substance for both elements: a detailed speeder with moving parts, plus a base that turns the model into a scene rather than a pure static build. The 234 unique parts split accordingly between the vehicle and the landscape pieces, giving the set more variety than a vehicle-only build of the same size. For fans of the later Star Wars films, it makes a natural addition alongside larger starship sets.

Five figures for a chase scene

Five minifigures come with the set, likely covering both sides of a chase – Resistance fighters and First Order troops. That mix makes it possible to act out a small action scene directly on the included base rather than just building a single vehicle. Anyone with several Star Wars sets can also combine these figures with other scenes to stage larger chases between the Resistance and the First Order. The figure count makes the set more playable than a standalone vehicle build without a crew.

Dark tones with a red accent

Black, light bluish grey and dark bluish grey form the speeder's basic structure, with dark red used as a striking accent reminiscent of First Order vehicles on screen. That mix of neutral greys and bold red sets the set apart in colour from the mostly blue or orange Resistance vehicles elsewhere in the range. Sorting the pieces by colour makes it easy to separate speeder parts from base elements. The colour breakdown on this page shows exactly how these four tones are spread across the set's 234 parts.

A parts list covering vehicle and base

With 234 unique parts, The Arrowhead offers a solid selection for anyone after specific pieces for repairs or their own vehicle creations. The full parts list on this page catalogues every element individually, particularly useful for a set split across two distinct build areas – speeder and base. Rather than searching through the printed instructions, you can filter directly by shape or colour if a specific grey or red piece is missing. That also makes it easier to compare against other Star Wars vehicle sets.

FAQ

Does The Arrowhead include more than just a vehicle?: Yes, alongside the ski speeder the set includes a small terrain base, creating a compact chase scene.
How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?: 75186 contains 775 pieces across 234 unique parts, along with 5 minifigures.
What colours define the speeder's look?: Black, light bluish grey and dark bluish grey form the structure, with dark red used as a bold accent.

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