Star Wars

Droideka

Set 75381 from the LEGO® Star Wars range builds the Droideka, the rolling destroyer droid with an energy shield from the prequel films. Its 583 pieces form a poseable figure with shield-style detailing and the droid's signature twin blaster arms, plus one minifigure. All 170 unique elements are listed on this page.

Set number
75381
Year
2024
Pieces
583
Minifigures
1
Different parts
170
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 170

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 (29)

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

Minifigures 1

Description

The destroyer droid from the prequels

The Droideka, officially known as a destroyer droid, is one of the most recognisable threats from the Star Wars prequel trilogy, remembered for rolling into battle and deploying a nearly impenetrable energy shield. Set 75381 translates those traits into a buildable, poseable figure: the three legs can be rearranged between a combat stance and a rolled-up travel form, while the twin blaster arms are jointed for different poses. The build starts from a central body, with the three leg segments attached one at a time before the head and blaster arms complete the figure.

Build and articulation

With 583 pieces and 170 unique elements, the model prioritises articulation over sheer size. Joints at the legs and arms allow several poses, from an upright fighting stance to a compact rolled shape. The colour scheme, built around dark and light bluish grey with reddish brown and black, mirrors the droid's metallic look from the films without relying on bright accent colours. Anyone who already owns other droid models from the range will recognise the same grey palette straightaway and can line the figures up side by side.

One minifigure included

A single minifigure comes with the Droideka, useful for building scenes alongside other sets from the same prequel era. For collectors already building up a Star Wars prequel display, it adds an opposing figure to the lineup. Unlike a vehicle-focused set, the emphasis here stays on the droid itself, which also stands well as a display piece on its own. That makes it a good fit for smaller shelf spaces, since it needs no extra scenery to stay instantly recognisable.

Parts at a glance

The full list of all 170 elements, with colours and quantities, is available on this page. That's handy if you're hunting for a replacement piece, want to match colours against other Star Wars sets, or are curious which specialised pieces make up the legs and shield. The grey base bricks also work well in other technic-style or robot builds outside the Star Wars theme, while the rounded joint pieces for the legs and arms suit other posable creations too.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Droideka set have?
It has 583 pieces made up of 170 unique elements.
Can the Droideka be posed?
Yes, the legs and arms are jointed, allowing several different stances.
Does the set include a minifigure?
Yes, one minifigure from the Star Wars prequel era is included.

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