Star Wars

Betrayal at Cloud City

Betrayal at Cloud City 75222 recreates the floating city of Bespin from The Empire Strikes Back, the setting for Han Solo's carbon-freezing and Lando Calrissian's betrayal. With 2,812 pieces and 20 minifigures, it's one of the most figure-dense Star Wars sets of its era. This page lists every one of its 611 unique elements.

Set number
75222
Year
2018
Pieces
2,812
Minifigures
20
Different parts
611
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Parts list 611

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Minifigures 20

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Description

A key scene from the original trilogy

The set recreates one of the most memorable scenes from The Empire Strikes Back: the carbon-freezing chamber where Han Solo is frozen, surrounded by betrayal and confrontation in Lando Calrissian's Cloud City. The build links several parts of the city within a compact footprint, including the chamber itself and the adjoining areas where key moments of the scene play out. For fans of the original trilogy, this is one of the most direct translations of that film moment into brick form.

Twenty minifigures from a single scene

With 20 minifigures, this is one of the most figure-dense Star Wars sets LEGO had released up to that point, covering almost the entire cast of the Cloud City sequence. For collectors focused on assembling a complete line-up from a single film scene, that's a major draw on its own. The high figure count relative to the model's size shows how much the set's focus sits with characters rather than sheer building scale.

Colours and the chamber's construction

Light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and white dominate the parts list, echoing the sterile, technical architecture of Cloud City. The 611 unique elements cover both large wall panels and technical details such as consoles, piping and the distinctive freezing chamber itself. Working through the parts list also turns up pieces worth keeping for other science-fiction builds that share a similar colour palette. A scattering of metallic and trans pieces adds technical read-outs and light sources within the chamber itself.

Who this set suits

At 2,812 pieces, this is a mid-sized project aimed mainly at Star Wars collectors and fans of the Cloud City scene rather than open-ended diorama builders. The combination of compact architecture and a large cast makes it as much a display piece as a basis for re-enacting the scene. Anyone familiar with Han Solo's carbon-freezing recognises plenty of details from the film carried through into the finished model. Its compact footprint also makes it appealing for collectors with limited shelf space who still want a complete scene.

FAQ

Which Star Wars scene does this set recreate?
It recreates the carbon-freezing chamber in Cloud City from The Empire Strikes Back, where Han Solo is frozen.
How many minifigures are included?
The set includes 20 minifigures, covering almost the full cast of this film scene.
Is this set aimed at collectors or open building?
It's aimed mainly at Star Wars collectors who want to recreate the scene accurately, rather than open-ended building projects.

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