Star Wars

Stormtrooper

Set 75276 turns the classic Stormtrooper helmet into a large-scale display build rather than a small minifigure accessory. It uses 647 pieces across 156 unique parts and comes with its own stand, so it is finished as a shelf piece rather than a toy.

Set number
75276
Year
2020
Pieces
647
Minifigures
0
Different parts
156
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 156

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (11)

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

Description

Built like a bust, not a minifigure

Rather than a helmet worn by a small figure, this model recreates the Stormtrooper helmet at a scale you can actually display, complete with the curved dome, ear guards and the visible visor line. Getting a rounded shape out of straight bricks takes far more parts than a flat model of similar size, which is why 647 pieces go into the shell alone. The build works upward in layers, closing gaps gradually until the familiar silhouette appears, and the included stand keeps the finished helmet upright on a shelf or desk without any extra support.

A tight colour palette with a purpose

White dominates the build, with black used for the visor and shading lines, while light bluish grey and tan pick out subtle transitions across the curved surface. That mix of four colours is what makes an angular brick shell read as smooth armour from a normal viewing distance, even though every part underneath is a straight edge. Reaching that effect takes 156 unique parts, well above what a flat set of comparable size would need, since curved forms in bricks rely on many slightly different wedge and slope pieces rather than one repeated shape.

A quiet, detail-focused build

There are no minifigures in this set; the helmet itself is the finished model, and the box makes no attempt to recreate a full Stormtrooper scene. That keeps the build calmer than a vehicle or building set with dozens of small side details, closer in feel to a craft project than to a play set for younger children. It suits builders who enjoy following a single, fairly technical construction sequence through to a clean result, and it explains why this line of helmet builds appeals mainly to older fans and collectors.

Parts worth keeping for other builds

Among the 156 unique parts are plenty of curved white and grey pieces that are useful well beyond Star Wars models, from robot shells to vehicle panelling. The parts list on this page lists every element by colour and quantity, so it is easy to check exactly what a piece looks like before ordering a replacement or raiding the set for a separate project. The white curved slopes in particular are worth remembering if you ever need rounded surfaces for something you are building from scratch.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Stormtrooper helmet have?
Set 75276 contains 647 pieces and 156 unique parts, built up into a large-scale display helmet with its own stand.
Does the set include a minifigure?
No, 75276 does not include a minifigure. It is a display-only build of the helmet itself, not a playset.
Is this set suitable for children?
The detailed, single-focus build and display purpose make it best suited to older builders and adult fans rather than young children.

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