How many pieces does the Imperial TIE Fighter have?

Set 75211 has 519 pieces and comes with four minifigures.

How many unique parts are used?

The set uses 113 unique parts, typical for a spacecraft built from large, flat panelled sections.

Does it work well alongside other Star Wars sets?

Yes, as a standalone Imperial fighter it combines easily with other Star Wars models for a bigger scene or collection.

Star Wars

Imperial TIE Fighter

The Imperial TIE Fighter recreates the Empire's classic starfighter from the Star Wars films, instantly recognisable by its hexagonal solar panels. This 2018 set uses 519 pieces and four minifigures to build a compact but faithful version of the ship. With 113 unique parts, it leans towards a graphic, large-surface build rather than heavy fine detail.

Set number: 75211
Year: 2018
Pieces: 519
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 113

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 113

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 (8)

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

Minifigures 4

Tobias Beckett, Imperial Mudtrooper Disguise fig-0043364 pieces × 1
Stormtrooper / Swamptrooper, Mimban Armor fig-0043375 pieces × 1
TIE Pilot, Printed Legs, 3 Silver Buckles on Belt fig-0043384 pieces × 1
Han Solo, Mudtrooper Outfit, Dark Bluish Gray fig-0043395 pieces × 1

Description

Recreating an iconic silhouette

Light bluish grey, black, dark bluish grey and flat silver make up the colour scheme, matching the ship's screen-accurate look without needing any extra paint or stickers to sell the effect. The spherical cockpit pod and the flat, panelled wings are the two build sections where the set translates a rounded sci-fi shape into LEGO bricks, and getting that silhouette right is really the whole point of the model. At 519 pieces it stays compact enough for a single building session while keeping the ship instantly recognisable on a shelf.

A graphic build rather than a fiddly one

With only 113 unique parts, the model relies on repeated standard bricks rather than lots of specialised pieces, which suits a spacecraft with large flat surfaces instead of heavily textured detailing. Builders looking to reuse parts for their own spaceship creations will find the full breakdown, including exact colours and quantities, in the parts list on this page, along with notes on where similar pieces turn up elsewhere.

Four minifigures, ship-first design

Four minifigures come with the set, fitting the crew of an Imperial fighter along with supporting personnel, and giving the model some play value beyond static display. They're a supporting element rather than the main draw here; the ship itself is clearly the centrepiece, and the minifigure count reflects that balance rather than trying to compete with dedicated character-focused sets.

Where it fits in a collection

At just over 500 pieces with a clearly defined build, the TIE Fighter suits anyone who wants a finished, recognisable model without committing to a multi-day project spread across a week or more. It stands on its own on a shelf just as easily as it slots into a larger Star Wars diorama alongside other ships. If a part goes missing or gets damaged later, the parts list on this page makes it straightforward to identify exactly what's needed to fix it.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Imperial TIE Fighter have?: Set 75211 has 519 pieces and comes with four minifigures.
How many unique parts are used?: The set uses 113 unique parts, typical for a spacecraft built from large, flat panelled sections.
Does it work well alongside other Star Wars sets?: Yes, as a standalone Imperial fighter it combines easily with other Star Wars models for a bigger scene or collection.