Star Wars

LEGO® T-16 Skyhopper vs. Bantha Microfighters

Set 75265 packs two compact Microfighter builds into one box: the T-16 Skyhopper and a Bantha from Tatooine's desert setting. With 198 pieces and 2 minifigures, vehicle and creature face off directly. Light bluish grey, dark brown, reddish brown and dark bluish grey give the scene its earthy desert look.

Set number
75265
Year
2020
Pieces
198
Minifigures
2
Different parts
93
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 93

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Spare parts (15)

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Minifigures 2

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

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Description

Two builds, one box

Unlike typical Star Wars sets, 75265 delivers two small models built for a direct face-off: a simplified T-16 Skyhopper and a Bantha, both rendered in the compact, slightly exaggerated Microfighters style used for vehicles and creatures alike. From 93 distinct parts, both models come together, each one finished after just a handful of building steps. At 198 pieces total, the overall build stays compact, but splitting it into two separate stages adds more variety than a single model would. The parts list on this page shows which shapes belong to the Skyhopper and which to the Bantha.

Vehicle versus creature

The T-16 Skyhopper represents the technical side of the set, with a compact wing and cockpit scaled down to Microfighter proportions. The Bantha, by contrast, is built from more organic shapes that give the creature its characteristic hunched silhouette. That contrast between a technical vehicle and an organic creature is much of the appeal of Microfighters sets, which lean on a few recognisable features rather than full detail. Building both side by side makes the difference in technique easy to see.

An earthy desert palette

Light bluish grey, dark brown, reddish brown and dark bluish grey make up the palette, matching the dusty desert setting the scene is drawn from. Many of the 93 unique parts combine well with other Tatooine or desert-themed sets, for instance to build a larger landscape with several vehicles and creatures. The parts list on this page gives a clear overview of which colours and shapes suit that kind of extension.

Two minifigures, one for each side

With 2 minifigures included, each of the two models gets its own character, so the face-off between Skyhopper and Bantha can be acted out directly. For collectors who value compact but complete play scenes, 75265 packs two separate small building projects into one box despite its modest piece count. The parts list on this page brings together every shape and colour used across both models, making it easy to plan repairs or expansions later.

FAQ

How many pieces does set 75265 have?
The set contains 198 pieces across 93 unique parts and colours, split between two models.
Which two models are included?
The set includes a T-16 Skyhopper and a Bantha, both built in the compact Microfighters style.
How many minifigures come with it?
The set includes 2 minifigures, one for the Skyhopper and one for the Bantha.

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