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Set 75216 Snoke's Throne Room
Star Wars

Snoke's Throne Room

Set 75216 recreates the throne room aboard the Supremacy where Supreme Leader Snoke rules in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Released in 2018, it packs 492 pieces and five minifigures into a fairly compact build. The focus sits squarely on the confrontation between Kylo Ren, Rey and the Elite Praetorian Guard.

Set number
75216
Year
2018
Pieces
492
Minifigures
5
Theme
Star Wars
Different parts
151
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Parts list 151

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Spare parts (21)

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Minifigures 5

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Description

A compact set with a big scene

Rather than reproducing the whole Supremacy, 75216 isolates the single most dramatic moment of the throne room: the raised platform, the tall dark walls and the open floor where the fight breaks out. At 492 pieces the build sits in the mid-size bracket, yet the tall backdrop and open layout make it read as larger on a shelf than the piece count suggests. Fans of the film will recognise the layout immediately, even without any light-up or sound effects.

Minifigures and play features

Five minifigures come with the set, including Snoke and several Elite Praetorian Guards armed with their signature weapons. A rotating mechanism lets two guards swing their weapons at once, echoing the choreography from the film, and the throne itself is mounted so it can be knocked over during play. Extra accessories such as spare weapons round out the loadout. The appeal for collectors sits less in the overall size than in how faithfully the individual pieces capture the scene.

Colours and build style

The palette stays deliberately restrained: dark and light bluish grey panels form the throne room walls, black fills in the deep shadows, and small trans-red pieces mark energy effects and lighting accents. That restraint mirrors the cold, threatening mood of the film and sets it apart from the brighter Star Wars sets aimed at younger builders. The full colour breakdown, including exact quantities per shade, is listed in the parts list on this page.

Piece count and reuse

With 151 distinct parts, the set sits in the middle of its size class, and a good share of those pieces work well for other dark sci-fi interiors or spaceship details. Every element is listed individually with its colour and quantity on this page, making it easy to check what a rebuild or a parts swap would need. The grey armour plates and tiles in particular turn up often in other space-themed builds.

FAQ

What age is Snoke's Throne Room suitable for?
LEGO typically aims Star Wars sets of this size and complexity at builders from around 9 years up. The mix of moving parts and moderate piece count also appeals to older fans and collectors.
Which minifigures are included?
The set includes Snoke and several Elite Praetorian Guards, five minifigures in total. Exact figures and their accessories are listed in the parts list on this page.
How many pieces does the set have, and does it combine well with other sets?
Snoke's Throne Room has 492 pieces across 151 unique elements. Its grey and black parts pair naturally with other dark-toned Star Wars or sci-fi builds.

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