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Set 75383 Darth Maul's Sith Infiltrator
Star Wars

Darth Maul's Sith Infiltrator

Set 75383 rebuilds Darth Maul's Sith Infiltrator from Star Wars: Episode I, using 640 pieces and a notably high 230 unique part types. The side wings fold between flight and landing positions, and four minifigures come with the build. It works as both a display model and a small playset.

Set number
75383
Year
2024
Pieces
640
Minifigures
4
Theme
Star Wars
Different parts
230
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 230

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (30)

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

Minifigures 4

Description

A high part count for its size

Set 75383 rebuilds Darth Maul's Sith Infiltrator from 640 pieces, with a notably high 230 different part types for a set this size. That ratio points to how many curved, angled pieces are needed to get the ship's tapered hull and folding side wings right, rather than relying on standard bricks. The wings themselves move between a flight and a landing position, giving the finished model a function to use after building rather than just a fixed display shape.

Grey, black and trans-red

The colour scheme sticks closely to the ship as it appears on screen: dark and light bluish grey make up most of the hull, black adds contrast around the cockpit and engines, and trans-red picks out small detail pieces such as the lightsaber and light effects. Because the model relies on so many similarly shaped grey pieces, the parts list on this page is worth checking before sorting a loose collection, since several hull sections look alike at a glance.

Four minifigures for a chase scene

Four minifigures come with the set, a relatively high number for a vehicle build, which suggests figures beyond Darth Maul tied to the Naboo storyline he pursues in the film. That makes 75383 usable for small scenes from the chase as well as for straightforward display, rather than functioning purely as a static model on a stand.

Why the ship matters in the films

The Sith Infiltrator first appears in Star Wars: Episode I as Darth Maul's transport to Naboo, and in the film it carries a cloaking device that hides it from both radar and sight. The set doesn't attempt to replicate that cloaking mechanically, but the sleek, closed-hull shape it reproduces is the same design detail the film built around, which is part of why this ship remains a popular one to own as a display model.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with the set?
Four minifigures are included, among them Darth Maul, tied to the Naboo storyline the ship is part of.
Can the ship's wings move?
Yes, the side wings can be adjusted between a flight and a landing position, as in the film.
Why does the Sith Infiltrator matter in the films?
It's Darth Maul's transport to Naboo in Episode I, notable on screen for a cloaking device that hides it from radar and sight.

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