What is Ambush on Ferrix (75338) based on?

The set recreates a scene from the Star Wars series Andor, depicting the industrial world of Ferrix as a diorama.

How many minifigures are included?

The set includes three minifigures, enough to re-enact scenes from the series.

How many pieces does the set have in total?

It contains 679 pieces, including 215 distinct part types and colours.

Star Wars

Ambush on Ferrix

Ambush on Ferrix recreates a scene from the Star Wars series Andor, building the dusty industrial world of Ferrix as a diorama. Released in 2022 with 679 pieces and three minifigures, it appeals to fans of the show as much as to diorama collectors. This page lists all the key facts along with the complete parts list.

Set number: 75338
Year: 2022
Pieces: 679
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 215

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 215

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 (24)

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

Minifigures 3

Cassian Andor - Dark Brown Outfit fig-0129464 pieces × 1
Luthen Rael fig-0129474 pieces × 1
Syril Karn fig-0129484 pieces × 1

Description

A scene from Andor

Rather than a starship or a familiar franchise icon, this set recreates a grounded street scene from Andor: the industrial world of Ferrix with its distinctive, dusty architecture. Three minifigures make it possible to re-enact small moments from the series or tell original stories in this unusual corner of the Star Wars galaxy. At 679 pieces, the set sits in the mid-size range, with enough substance for a multi-level diorama full of detail. Smaller props such as market stalls and cladding pieces also help the scene feel lived-in rather than a static backdrop.

An industrial colour palette

Light bluish grey, black, dark bluish grey and dark tan dominate the 215 distinct parts, producing the earthy, industrial look that sets Ferrix apart from the shinier Star Wars locations. This restrained colour choice makes the model a quiet contrast next to classic sets built in white, red or orange, and it works well for anyone looking to add variety to a diorama collection. Anyone who already owns other Star Wars dioramas can use this muted palette deliberately to balance out brighter sets on the shelf.

For series fans and diorama builders

Anyone who has watched Andor will recognise this set as one of the quieter, more grounded sides of the Star Wars universe, away from Jedi and Sith. For builders who enjoy scenes over vehicles, the diorama format offers plenty of scope for rearranging and expanding. At 679 pieces, the scope stays manageable for a weekend project while still delivering a model with real presence on display. The build itself alternates between structural sections and detail work, which keeps the process varied rather than repetitive.

Parts for your own street scenes

The 215 unique parts extend well beyond this set for anyone building their own diorama or street-scene projects, especially given the restrained, versatile colour palette. The parts list below makes it easy to pick out cladding pieces, structural elements or small details that work just as well outside a Star Wars context for urban or industrial builds. Anyone planning their own diorama projects can also use the list to check in advance exactly which tones and shapes the set contains.

FAQ

What is Ambush on Ferrix (75338) based on?: The set recreates a scene from the Star Wars series Andor, depicting the industrial world of Ferrix as a diorama.
How many minifigures are included?: The set includes three minifigures, enough to re-enact scenes from the series.
How many pieces does the set have in total?: It contains 679 pieces, including 215 distinct part types and colours.