Star Wars

The Dark Falcon

The Dark Falcon is a 2024 Star Wars set with 1,579 pieces and six minifigures. Its dark colour scheme of black and two shades of grey, lifted by trans-red accents, gives the model a sharp, menacing look. With six minifigures included, it works equally well as a display build and a playset for staging scenes.

Set number
75389
Year
2024
Pieces
1,579
Minifigures
6
Different parts
361
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 361

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 (37)

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

Minifigures 6

Description

A starship built in black and red

Black and dark grey cover most of the hull, with trans-red used as an accent on details such as engines or cockpit elements. That combination is a familiar visual shorthand in the Star Wars universe for vehicles linked to darker or hostile factions, standing in contrast to the lighter, often grey-white ships flown by the Rebel Alliance. At 1,579 pieces and 361 unique parts, there's enough here for a build that takes a full evening and enough surface detail to make the finished model worth displaying. The tapered silhouette and staggered wing panels add extra depth to the overall shape.

Six minifigures for bigger scenes

Six minifigures put this set ahead of many Star Wars builds in the same size range in terms of play value. That's enough figures to stage a proper scene rather than just posing one or two characters next to the finished ship, such as a crew boarding together or a small standoff at the open ramp. Anyone wanting to check exactly which parts make up each minifigure can use the parts list on this page, sorted by colour and element, making it easy to track down specific accessories like weapons or headgear.

Plenty of variety in the build

With 361 unique parts spread across 1,579 pieces, the build avoids long repetitive stretches of identical elements. Different shapes and colours keep changing throughout, particularly around the panelling and wing edges. That makes for a more fiddly, detail-focused session than a set built mostly from large panels, which is likely to appeal most to experienced Star Wars builders who pay attention to surface texture and panelling rather than working through big, uniform sections quickly. Anyone who prefers a calmer, repetitive build will find a more demanding, varied style here instead.

Fitting it into a wider collection

Once built, the ship sits comfortably alongside other dark-toned Star Wars sets in a collection and gives the included minifigures a matching backdrop for display. The black, grey and red palette stays clearly recognisable even from across a shelf, and it reads as a deliberate point of contrast next to lighter-coloured models. Anyone hunting for specific elements, such as particular grey tones or trans-red pieces, will find the full breakdown in the parts list on this page before combining the ship with other vehicles already in a collection.

FAQ

What does The Dark Falcon represent?
The available facts describe a dark-coloured Star Wars starship. The exact character or faction it belongs to isn't something the data confirms, but the parts list shows exactly which elements and colours make it up.
How many minifigures come with the set?
It includes six minifigures, which is generous for a Star Wars set of this size.
Who is this set aimed at?
With 1,579 pieces and 361 unique parts, it suits Star Wars fans interested in both building and collecting minifigures.

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