Star Wars

TIE Bomber

The TIE Bomber brings the Imperial bomber's unusual twin-pod design to the shelf, built from 625 pieces with 131 unique parts. Four minifigures come with the set, making it more play-focused than a pure display model of the same ship. The distinctive double-hull shape sets it apart from the standard TIE fighters seen throughout the saga.

Set number
75347
Year
2023
Pieces
625
Minifigures
4
Different parts
131
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 131

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 (16)

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

Minifigures 4

Description

A bomber with a twin hull

Unlike the familiar TIE fighter, the TIE Bomber uses an unusual twin-pod design, with two spherical cockpits joined by a central structure carrying the hexagonal solar panels seen across the TIE line. In the Star Wars universe, this shape made room for extra bombs and equipment, and the model reflects that with a wider, bulkier silhouette than a standard TIE fighter. Light bluish grey and dark bluish grey form the hull, while black picks out the solar panels and other technical detailing.

Four minifigures and a desert touch

With four minifigures included, there is enough of a cast here to stage a small crew scene around the ship rather than display it as a standalone model alone. The dark tan colour hints at a small desert or Tatooine-style element included with the set, a feature several other TIE fighter sets have used to add a bit of scenery alongside the ship. That combination of vehicle and setting means the set works equally well as a straightforward build and as a base for acting out scenes.

The wider TIE line

Beyond the TIE Bomber, LEGO has produced numerous variants across the TIE family over the years, from the classic TIE fighter and TIE interceptor to rarer designs like this twin-pod model. Anyone who already owns other TIE sets will find the Bomber a welcome addition that stands out visually from the more familiar variants while still fitting into the same fleet. The included minifigures also combine well with figures from other Star Wars sets, making it possible to build larger scenes involving several ships and crews at once.

Scale, colours and who it suits

131 unique parts across 625 pieces strike a fair balance between repeated hull sections and individually shaped detailing for the solar panels, cockpit and engines. The grey-and-black palette lifted by dark tan accents is typical of Imperial vehicles paired with desert settings throughout the Star Wars universe. With four minifigures on hand, the set suits fans who want to build and play equally, while the parts list on this page helps track down specific grey or hull pieces for other spaceship projects.

FAQ

What sets the TIE Bomber apart from a TIE fighter?
Its twin-pod hull, designed to carry extra bombs and equipment, in place of the single cockpit found on a standard TIE fighter.
How many minifigures come with the set?
Four minifigures are included, enough to stage a small crew or scene alongside the ship.
Does the set include a desert scene?
The dark tan colouring points to a small desert or Tatooine-style element alongside the ship, a feature similar sets have used before.

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