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Set 75291 Death Star Final Duel
Star Wars

Death Star Final Duel

Set 75291, Death Star Final Duel, recreates a scene from the trench and corridor sequences aboard the first Death Star in Star Wars: A New Hope. With 775 pieces and five minifigures, it sits among the mid-sized models in the Star Wars range. This page lists all 223 distinct part shapes used to build it.

Set number
75291
Year
2020
Pieces
775
Minifigures
5
Theme
Star Wars
Different parts
223
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Parts list 223

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Spare parts (24)

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Minifigures 5

Description

A grey-scale interior with purpose

Light bluish grey and dark bluish grey dominate the model, joined by black – the standard palette for Death Star interiors across almost every set built around this location. Keeping the colours restrained puts the focus on structure instead: piping, consoles and wall panels stand out clearly from one another even without bright bricks. For collectors, that means the set slots in neatly next to other Death Star models without clashing.

One of the saga's best-known confrontations

The set recreates the confrontation between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader aboard the first Death Star, one of the most recognisable moments in the original trilogy. At 775 pieces, the model stays compact enough to build in an evening while still leaving room for a multi-level corridor with real depth. It gives fans a scene that lasts only a few minutes on screen but has become one of the saga's most quoted moments, in physical form.

A single bright detail

The one real splash of colour is the trans-light blue used for the duellists' lightsaber blades. Because the rest of the model stays so restrained, that glowing accent draws the eye straight to the centre of the scene. Transparent pieces like these are popular among Star Wars builders more broadly, since they work equally well in other lightsaber or energy-effect conversions. Builders working on their own diorama scenes often seek out exactly this shade of transparent blue, since it appears less often in other Death Star sets and stands out well against grey brickwork.

Enough figures for a full scene

Five minifigures come with the set, enough to populate the scene with more than just the two duellists. Combined with the 223 distinct part shapes, that makes for a model that works as a stand-alone diorama or alongside other Death Star and original-trilogy sets. The full parts list on this page breaks down every shape by quantity and colour. Anyone looking to extend the corridor or add further figures can use that list to work out quickly which shapes would suit a larger build.

FAQ

Which Star Wars scene does this set depict?
It recreates the confrontation between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader aboard the first Death Star in A New Hope.
What is the trans-light blue colour used for?
It's used for the lightsaber blades, giving one bright accent against the grey Death Star interior.
How many minifigures are included?
Five minifigures come with the set, enough to populate the scene beyond just the two duellists.

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