How many pieces does the Stormtrooper Mech have?

Set 75370 contains 138 pieces and includes one minifigure.

Is this Stormtrooper Mech good for beginners?

The moving joints take a little more care than a basic vehicle, but with 138 pieces it's still manageable for anyone who has built a Star Wars set before.

Do the colours match other Star Wars sets?

Yes, the black, white and grey palette matches Imperial vehicles and troops throughout the range, so it blends well into a wider collection.

Star Wars

Stormtrooper Mech

The Stormtrooper Mech turns one of the Star Wars saga's most familiar soldiers into a piloted battle machine. At 138 pieces it's one of the smaller sets in the range, built in a single sitting, and it comes with one Stormtrooper minifigure who sits inside the cockpit.

Set number: 75370
Year: 2023
Pieces: 138
Minifigures: 1
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 1

Stormtrooper, Black Squares on Back of Helmet, Female, Nougat Head fig-0141874 pieces × 1

Description

Piloted armour, not a suit

Rather than a simple armoured minifigure, this set gives the Stormtrooper a stompy piloted mech with posable arms and legs. The cockpit opens so the minifigure can be placed inside, and the model holds several combat poses without falling apart, which matters on a set this size. Out of 138 pieces, 55 are unique parts, so the model reads as more varied and detailed than the total piece count alone suggests, particularly around the head and shoulder joints.

A tight build for one sitting

138 pieces makes this a short build, realistically finished within half an hour to an hour depending on experience. The joints and the mounted cannon need slightly more care than a basic vehicle, but nothing here should trouble a builder who has completed a Star Wars set before. It's a good pick when you want a complete model without committing an entire afternoon, and it leaves a satisfying, fully posable result rather than a half-finished feeling.

Black, white and Imperial grey

The colour palette sticks to black, white, light bluish grey and dark bluish grey, matching the look of Imperial forces across the wider Star Wars range. Because these are common neutral tones, leftover pieces slot easily into other builds, from vehicles to greebled scenery. The full parts list on this page breaks down exactly which pieces and colours are included, useful if you're hunting for specific grey or black elements for another project entirely.

Display or play

The moving limbs make the mech genuinely playable rather than just a shelf piece, while the compact footprint means it also displays well alongside other Star Wars minifigure-scale sets. Pieces are common enough to be useful spares for parts collectors, and the minifigure itself is a straightforward addition to any Stormtrooper squad. As a short, self-contained build, it also works well as an introduction for someone building their first Star Wars set.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Stormtrooper Mech have?: Set 75370 contains 138 pieces and includes one minifigure.
Is this Stormtrooper Mech good for beginners?: The moving joints take a little more care than a basic vehicle, but with 138 pieces it's still manageable for anyone who has built a Star Wars set before.
Do the colours match other Star Wars sets?: Yes, the black, white and grey palette matches Imperial vehicles and troops throughout the range, so it blends well into a wider collection.