Does BD-1 include any minifigures?

No, set 75335 has no minifigures; it depicts only the droid BD-1 itself.

Can the model be posed?

Yes, the legs, head and antennae are all articulated, so the droid can be set into different poses.

What colours define the model?

White, light bluish grey, red and black make up the look; see the parts list on this page for the exact breakdown.

Star Wars

BD-1

BD-1 is the small companion droid from the Star Wars games Jedi: Fallen Order and Jedi: Survivor, built here as a standalone display figure with no minifigures included. With 1,062 pieces, the model captures a detailed, posable version of the droid.

Set number: 75335
Year: 2022
Pieces: 1,062
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 261

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 261

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (30)

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

Description

A droid built as its own model

Unlike most Star Wars sets, this one does not recreate a scene or vehicle but focuses entirely on the droid BD-1 himself, at a size suited to a desk display piece. With 1,062 pieces, the head, body and the droid's distinctive legs come together with a fair amount of articulation, so the finished model can be posed in different positions. No minifigures are included; the droid is the whole focus of the set. That concentration on a single figure sets it apart from most other Star Wars sets, which tend to centre on vehicles or buildings populated by several figures.

261 part types for a posable build

With 261 unique part types among 1,062 pieces, there is a surprising amount of engineering packed into a fairly compact model, largely down to the moving joints in the legs, head and antennae. That mechanism means BD-1 does not end up as a static shape but can be arranged into a range of character-appropriate poses once built. For a figure set at this scale, that is a notably higher technical ambition than most comparable models. Builders who enjoy working on details such as joints and balance will find that BD-1 packs a surprising amount of build depth into a fairly modest size.

White, grey, red and black for a droid look

White, light bluish grey, red and black make up the palette, matching the droid's light, technical appearance from the games. White and light grey dominate the body, while red and black pick out details such as the eye and individual panels. The parts list on this page shows exactly how these colours are used across the model. The overall light colouring also means BD-1 stands out clearly as a display piece next to darker Star Wars models.

Joint pieces for other figure builds

The articulated joint and panel pieces from this set work well as a starting point for other small robot or creature figures, regardless of the Star Wars theme. The full parts list makes it easy to see which mechanical elements from set 75335 could suit a new figure build of your own. The small leg joints in particular are of interest even to builders outside the Star Wars theme who want to design their own posable figures.

FAQ

Does BD-1 include any minifigures?: No, set 75335 has no minifigures; it depicts only the droid BD-1 itself.
Can the model be posed?: Yes, the legs, head and antennae are all articulated, so the droid can be set into different poses.
What colours define the model?: White, light bluish grey, red and black make up the look; see the parts list on this page for the exact breakdown.

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