Does the Mos Espa Podrace set include minifigures?

No, 75380 is a minifigure-free set – the 719 pieces all go into the model of the racetrack and arena itself.

How big is the set and how long does it take to build?

With 719 pieces and 178 distinct elements, it is a mid-size build that suits a focused building session rather than a quick one.

Which Star Wars scene does this set represent?

It depicts the Podrace arena of Mos Espa on Tatooine, the desert setting of the famous race from Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace.

Star Wars

Mos Espa Podrace

The LEGO® Star Wars set 75380 Mos Espa Podrace recreates the dusty racing arena from Tatooine in 719 pieces. Built without minifigures, it puts the model itself centre stage, from the sandy terrain to the structural details around the track. The full parts list on this page breaks down every colour and element used.

Set number: 75380
Year: 2024
Pieces: 719
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 178

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 178

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 (42)

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

Description

A desert palette built for Tatooine

Tan, dark tan, black and light bluish grey make up the bulk of this set, and together they capture Tatooine's sun-baked look without a single printed backdrop. The lighter tones carry the sand and stonework of Mos Espa, while black and grey pick out machinery, scaffolding and shadowed corners of the arena. It is a good example of how far a tight colour palette can go: rather than relying on stickers, the model leans on the contrast between warm and cool greys to suggest depth, weathering and the harsh desert light the location is known for.

Built to display, not to play with minifigures

There are no minifigures in this set, which tells you what it is built for: a self-contained model rather than a scene for figure-based play. All 719 pieces go into the racetrack, the surrounding arena structures and the fine detailing that makes the location recognisable. That focus suits anyone who enjoys long, uninterrupted building sessions and who would rather finish with a display piece than a cast of characters. Once finished, the model stands on its own and does not depend on separately owned minifigures to make sense as a scene.

719 pieces across 178 distinct elements

With 719 pieces spread across 178 distinct elements, this sits comfortably in the mid-size range: enough to fill a proper building session, without stretching into multi-day territory. The gap between the total piece count and the number of distinct elements points to plenty of repeated pieces, likely used for track surfaces and wall structures, alongside a solid set of specialised parts for finer detail. The full parts list on this page lists every element and colour used, which is handy if a piece ever needs replacing or if you are hunting for specific parts for another build.

A fitting addition for Episode I fans

This set is aimed at fans of the prequel era of Star Wars and at builders who prefer scene-based models over minifigure play. As a display piece, it sits well alongside other Tatooine and desert-planet sets, adding another sandy location to a growing shelf. Anyone planning to extend or remix the build later can use the parts list on this page as a reliable reference, making it easier to match colours and source specific elements for their own version of the scene.

FAQ

Does the Mos Espa Podrace set include minifigures?: No, 75380 is a minifigure-free set – the 719 pieces all go into the model of the racetrack and arena itself.
How big is the set and how long does it take to build?: With 719 pieces and 178 distinct elements, it is a mid-size build that suits a focused building session rather than a quick one.
Which Star Wars scene does this set represent?: It depicts the Podrace arena of Mos Espa on Tatooine, the desert setting of the famous race from Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace.