Does the TIE Fighter Pilot set include a minifigure?

No, it's a display-only helmet build with no minifigures included.

How many pieces are in set 75274?

The set uses 724 pieces, made up of 156 unique parts.

What line does this set belong to?

It's part of the LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection, introduced in 2020.

Star Wars

TIE Fighter Pilot

Set 75274 recreates the TIE Fighter Pilot's helmet rather than a starship, part of the Helmet Collection LEGO Star Wars launched in 2020. This page covers all the facts about the 724-piece set plus the full parts list.

Set number: 75274
Year: 2020
Pieces: 724
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 156

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 156

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 (10)

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

Description

A helmet, not a starship

Set 75274 breaks from the usual Star Wars formula of ships and scenes and instead recreates a single iconic piece of headgear: the TIE Fighter Pilot helmet, part of the Helmet Collection LEGO Star Wars introduced in 2020. Built from 724 pieces with no minifigures at all, it's aimed squarely at collectors and display builders rather than kids looking for a play set. The finished helmet sits on its own stand, ready to be shown off rather than played with.

156 unique parts behind a curved dome

For a set of this size, 156 unique parts out of 724 pieces is a high ratio, and it points to the number of small, specialised shapes needed to build a convincingly curved dome with the pilot's narrow eye slits. The build works outward in layers, more like constructing a rounded shell than a flat or boxy model, which makes it noticeably more technical than a typical vehicle build. That layered dome construction is likely to appeal most to builders who already enjoy a more engineering-focused challenge.

The colours of an Imperial pilot

Black and light bluish grey dominate the colour scheme, matching the familiar look of an Imperial TIE fighter pilot's uniform and helmet, while red and blue pick out smaller details, likely controls or markings on the helmet itself. That restrained, technical palette sets it apart from brighter Star Wars sets and fits the cold, military image associated with Imperial forces. The exact quantities of each colour used are listed in the full parts breakdown on this page.

A shelf piece for collectors

With no minifigures included, the set is clearly built around the finished helmet as a display and collector's piece rather than a toy for reenacting scenes. The included stand and nameplate let it sit like a small bust, easy to line up alongside other helmets from the same collection. For Star Wars fans who'd rather build and display than act out battles, that format is exactly the point. Every part and colour that goes into the helmet is broken down in the full parts list on this page.

FAQ

Does the TIE Fighter Pilot set include a minifigure?: No, it's a display-only helmet build with no minifigures included.
How many pieces are in set 75274?: The set uses 724 pieces, made up of 156 unique parts.
What line does this set belong to?: It's part of the LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection, introduced in 2020.