What scene does set 75310 depict?

It recreates a duel from the finale of The Mandalorian season two, featuring two minifigures facing off on a small rocky diorama.

How many pieces and minifigures come in the set?

The set has 147 pieces, including 55 unique elements, plus two minifigures.

Is this set good for customising?

It's designed mainly as a display diorama, though the grey and brown terrain pieces can be reused in other rocky builds.

Star Wars

Duel on Mandalore

Set 75310 recreates a key confrontation from the finale of The Mandalorian season two, built from 147 pieces. Rather than a ship or a building, it's a small scene set carried by two minifigures and a compact rocky diorama. It works best as a display piece for fans who want a specific moment from the show rather than a full vehicle.

Set number: 75310
Year: 2021
Pieces: 147
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 55

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 55

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 (7)

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

Minifigures 2

Ahsoka Tano (Adult) fig-0102944 pieces × 1
Darth Maul, Horns, Printed Mechanical Legs, Red Chest fig-0116324 pieces × 1

Description

A moment, not a model

Unlike most LEGO Star Wars sets, 75310 isn't built around a ship or a structure — it recreates a single confrontation from The Mandalorian's season two finale. The 147 pieces form a small rocky landscape with a striking orange element standing in for lava or energy, instantly recognisable to anyone who has watched the episode. There's no cockpit to sit in or engine to detail here; the whole point is the scene itself, which makes this set feel more like a collectible tableau than a typical building project.

Built around two minifigures

The two minifigures facing off are really the centrepiece, since the surrounding terrain is kept deliberately small and simple. For collectors chasing specific Star Wars characters, that's usually the appeal of a scene set like this one: getting a particular pairing without buying a much larger ship or building. The parts list on this page shows exactly which of the 55 unique elements go into the figures' gear and which make up the landscape around them.

A quick build with a focused palette

At 55 unique elements, the build itself takes little time compared with larger Star Wars sets, which suits anyone who wants a finished display piece without a long project. The colour scheme sticks mainly to Light Bluish Gray and Dark Bluish Gray for the rock, warmed up by Reddish Brown, with Trans-Orange used sparingly as a bright focal point. That restraint keeps the eye on the two figures rather than the terrain, matching the tense, stripped-back mood of the scene it's based on.

More display piece than parts bin

This is primarily a shelf piece rather than a set built for remixing, but the parts list on this page is still worth checking: the grey and brown tones reused here turn up across plenty of other Star Wars and City sets, so spare terrain pieces aren't wasted if you do want to build your own rocky base elsewhere. On its own, though, it stands well as a compact addition next to larger models from the same line.

FAQ

What scene does set 75310 depict?: It recreates a duel from the finale of The Mandalorian season two, featuring two minifigures facing off on a small rocky diorama.
How many pieces and minifigures come in the set?: The set has 147 pieces, including 55 unique elements, plus two minifigures.
Is this set good for customising?: It's designed mainly as a display diorama, though the grey and brown terrain pieces can be reused in other rocky builds.