Star Wars

Darth Vader Mech

Darth Vader Mech is a 2023 Star Wars set with 139 pieces and one minifigure. Black, dark grey, light grey and dark red draw on the character's familiar colour scheme, applied here to a mobile mech frame.

Set number
75368
Year
2023
Pieces
139
Minifigures
1
Different parts
43
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 43

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 (5)

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

Minifigures 1

Description

A mech rather than a classic starship

Unlike many Star Wars sets that recreate ships or vehicles straight from the films, Darth Vader Mech reimagines the character himself as a mobile, robotic frame. With 139 pieces and 43 distinct parts, the set stays compact, but the mech format gives it more posability than a static display model. The included minifigure is set into the cockpit, at the centre of the build. For collectors who like alternative takes on Star Wars characters alongside classic vehicles, this is an unusual addition to the theme. The exact part breakdown is available in the parts list on this page.

Black and dark red as character colours

Black, dark grey, light grey and dark red draw on Darth Vader's familiar armour and his red lightsaber. Black forms the dominant base colour of the mech, while dark grey and light grey add technical details such as joints and plating. Dark red is used sparingly, echoing the lightsaber or other equipment. With 43 distinct parts, the colour layout stays clear and structured rather than fragmenting into too many separate tones. The precise breakdown is available in the parts list on this page.

A compact build with moving parts

At 139 pieces, the mech is manageable to finish in one sitting, which suits a shorter building session. The 43 distinct parts cover both fixed armour panels and moving joints, which give the mech its characteristic posability. That sets the build apart from purely static stacking models, since the joints need to actually work once assembled. For builders who like playing with a finished model rather than just displaying it, this is a reasonable entry point into the Star Wars range.

One figure at the centre of the mech

With exactly one minifigure, the focus stays squarely on the character in the cockpit rather than a wider scene with multiple figures. That makes Darth Vader Mech a focused set that displays well alongside other Star Wars vehicles or figures. For an existing collection, the minifigure adds to whichever earlier Darth Vader variants are already on the shelf. The parts list on this page is also worth checking to see which of the 43 distinct parts suit other mech or armour-style builds.

FAQ

How many pieces does Darth Vader Mech have?
Set 75368 has 139 pieces, 43 of them distinct.
Does it include a minifigure?
Yes, one minifigure is included.
How is this set different from a classic Star Wars vehicle?
Instead of a starship, it builds a posable mech around the character.

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