What does White Box mean in the set name?

It refers to a packaging variant of set 7669. The catalogue lists identical parts, minifigures and colours for both entries.

How many pieces are in the white box edition?

It has 153 pieces, including 74 unique parts, and two minifigures.

Which series is the ship from?

It is Anakin's yellow starfighter from the animated series The Clone Wars.

Set 7669-2 Anakin's Jedi Starfighter Clone Wars White Box

Star Wars

LEGO® Anakin's Jedi Starfighter Clone Wars White Box

This entry covers the white box edition of Anakin's Jedi Starfighter from 2008. The data matches the standard 7669: 153 pieces, 74 unique parts and two minifigures.

Set number: 7669-2
Year: 2008
Pieces: 153
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 74

What can I build with it?

Parts list 74

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (4)

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

Minifigures 2

Astromech Droid, R2-D2, White Dome, 30361c Body fig-0035364 pieces × 1
Anakin Skywalker, Pilot Uniform (Clone Wars) (3626b Head) fig-0037324 pieces × 1

Description

Same model, different packaging

The words Clone Wars White Box in the name point to packaging rather than to a change in the model. The catalogue gives the same parts count, minifigure count and main colours as the regular release. Once the pieces are out of the box, there is little to tell the two apart. For collectors of sealed sets, though, the box is exactly what matters, so this separate entry makes it clear which edition you are looking at when you compare listings or record your own collection.

The fighter itself

The model is Anakin Skywalker's yellow Jedi starfighter as seen in The Clone Wars, the animated series that launched in 2008. Yellow is one of the four main colours, together with light bluish grey, dark bluish grey and black. That bright accent is what separates this ship from the Jedi fighters of the live-action films. With 153 pieces it is a small build, but the angular wings and pointed nose are clearly recognisable, and the two minifigures give it a crew for play.

Who it suits

A set of this size works well as a first Star Wars model for younger builders and as a quick project for anyone else. The 74 unique parts keep the steps varied, so the build rarely feels repetitive. For play it is light and easy to handle. For display it sits comfortably next to other early Clone Wars vehicles. If you are completing a run of sets from the series, the white box edition is the one to look for when packaging is part of your collection.

Using this page

Because both editions share the same parts, the parts list here works whichever box you own. It shows every element by colour and quantity, which makes checking a used copy straightforward. The What can I build? feature takes the pieces you already have and shows which other sets you could put together, a useful way to see what the parts from this fighter might add to the rest of your collection.

FAQ

What does White Box mean in the set name?: It refers to a packaging variant of set 7669. The catalogue lists identical parts, minifigures and colours for both entries.
How many pieces are in the white box edition?: It has 153 pieces, including 74 unique parts, and two minifigures.
Which series is the ship from?: It is Anakin's yellow starfighter from the animated series The Clone Wars.

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