How many doors does the advent calendar have?

It has 24 doors, behind which 280 pieces in total are hidden, including ten minifigures.

How many minifigures are included?

Ten minifigures are spread across the calendar's 24 doors.

What colours dominate the calendar?

Light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and reddish brown give it the typical technical Star Wars look.

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Star Wars Advent Calendar 2019

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Star Wars Advent Calendar 2019

The LEGO® Star Wars Advent Calendar 2019 spreads 280 pieces across 24 numbered doors, each hiding a small daily surprise. With ten minifigures and small scenes from the Star Wars universe, it offers considerably more building content than a standard chocolate calendar. Its 134 unique parts mean every door reveals a slightly different small build.

Set number: 75245
Year: 2019
Pieces: 280
Minifigures: 10
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 134

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 134

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 (45)

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

Minifigures 10

Chewbacca, Dark Brown - Long Lines on Legs on Inside fig-0017143 pieces × 1
Stormtrooper, First Order - Pointed Mouth fig-0020894 pieces × 1
Battle Droid, One Bent Arm, One Straight Arm fig-0023305 pieces × 1
Imperial Gunner, Closed Mouth, White Imperial Logo fig-0026864 pieces × 1
Cloud Car Pilot fig-0038024 pieces × 1
Luke Skywalker, Old, Dark Brown Robes fig-0038034 pieces × 1
Rebel Trooper / Rebel Fleet Trooper, White Pupils, Cheek Lines fig-0038045 pieces × 1
Mouse Droid (MSE-6-series Repair Droid), Clip on Top fig-0104796 pieces × 1
GNK Power Droid (Gonk) - Festive Version fig-01048319 pieces × 1
Santa Porg fig-0144019 pieces × 1

Description

Ten minifigures across December

Ten minifigures are hidden across the calendar's doors — a notably high count for a set of this size — meaning a small cast of Star Wars characters builds up gradually over the month. Alongside the figures, several doors reveal small vehicles and equipment pieces rather than characters, adding variety to the daily reveals no matter how familiar you are with the wider saga. By the time all 24 doors are open, the calendar leaves behind a usable set of figures for further play or display long after the holidays are over.

A daily building ritual

Instead of one large model, the calendar's 280 pieces are split across 24 individual doors, each hiding a small build, accessory or figure. That structure turns the set into a daily routine through December rather than a single building session. With 134 unique parts spread across those small portions, there is still enough shape variety to keep each day's reveal feeling distinct from the last one opened, whether it turns out to be a figure or a vehicle.

A muted, technical palette

Light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and reddish brown dominate the colour scheme, giving the calendar the understated, technical look typical of Star Wars sets. That palette suits the many small vehicles and equipment pieces hidden behind the doors and keeps the overall look consistent across all 24 days. The parts list on this page shows exactly how often each colour appears throughout the calendar.

Who the calendar suits

This advent calendar works well for Star Wars fans of any age who would rather spend December on daily building projects than daily sweets. With ten minifigures included, it also leaves a solid starting collection of figures for play or display once the 24 days are done. The parts list here is useful for tracking down individual pieces or colours afterwards, especially if a small part goes missing.

FAQ

How many doors does the advent calendar have?: It has 24 doors, behind which 280 pieces in total are hidden, including ten minifigures.
How many minifigures are included?: Ten minifigures are spread across the calendar's 24 doors.
What colours dominate the calendar?: Light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and reddish brown give it the typical technical Star Wars look.