What exactly does the set show?

It shows a bust of Darth Vader, consisting of the head, helmet and shoulders, as a display model.

How many pieces and minifigures does it include?

It includes 349 pieces, 126 of them unique, plus one minifigure.

What colours define the bust?

Black dominates, accented by red, with dark and light bluish grey used for technical details.

Star Wars

Darth Vader Bust

The Darth Vader Bust recreates the head and shoulders of the famous Star Wars villain as a display model. With 349 pieces and one minifigure, it combines a collectible piece with a small bonus figure.

Set number: 75439
Year: 2026
Pieces: 349
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 126

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 126

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 (14)

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

Minifigures 1

Darth Vader, White Skin, 50231 Cape, Robe Hem and Stripes on Legs fig-0141906 pieces × 1

Description

An icon as a bust

Darth Vader's helmet ranks among the most recognisable designs in all of pop culture, defined by its distinctive mask and black cape. As a bust, the set focuses entirely on the head and shoulders rather than building a full figure or scene. 126 unique parts create the helmet's characteristic edges and curves, making the model instantly recognisable even from a distance. That focus on the essentials is typical of the bust format within the LEGO Star Wars range and sets it apart clearly from the range's action-focused vehicle and scene sets. That single, iconic focus is exactly what makes the bust such a strong eye-catcher.

Building experience of a bust

At 349 pieces, the build sits in a mid-size range that offers enough substance for details such as the breathing apparatus, visor and cape attachment. Busts like this often use offset, angled building techniques to recreate the organic-looking helmet shape, making the build technically more interesting than a simple blocky model. Anyone who enjoys building stands or display pieces will find this a rewarding project between smaller and very large Star Wars sets. The build also lends itself to working section by section, from cape to shoulders to helmet.

Colours of the dark lord

Black unsurprisingly dominates as the base colour of the helmet and cape, complemented by red as an accent colour that recalls the character's iconic lightsaber. Dark and light bluish grey add further contrast for technical details such as the breathing apparatus. This restrained, dark palette sets the set clearly apart from more colourful Star Wars sets featuring many different characters and vehicles, giving it a serious, refined overall look. On a plain shelf, that restrained colour choice stands out particularly well.

Who it suits

With one minifigure, the focus clearly sits on the bust as a display piece rather than on role play. The set suits Star Wars fans after a collectible for an office or shelf, similar to other busts in the range. The parts list shows every colour used, handy for anyone comparing the model with other Star Wars busts or planning their own display stand projects. It also makes a fitting gift for adult Star Wars fans who value display appeal over play features.

FAQ

What exactly does the set show?: It shows a bust of Darth Vader, consisting of the head, helmet and shoulders, as a display model.
How many pieces and minifigures does it include?: It includes 349 pieces, 126 of them unique, plus one minifigure.
What colours define the bust?: Black dominates, accented by red, with dark and light bluish grey used for technical details.