Is Uplink part of a larger line?

Yes, it comes from the Exo-Force range, a science-fiction line from 2006.

How many pieces and figures are included?

The set has 69 pieces including 1 minifigure, with 35 different element types.

Why is the parts list useful?

Because many parts appear only once, so you can quickly tell whether a second-hand set is complete.

Exo-Force

LEGO® Uplink

Uplink is a small set from the Exo-Force line, released in 2006. It has 69 pieces and one minifigure, and its mix of parts is surprisingly varied for the size.

Set number: 7708
Year: 2006
Pieces: 69
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Exo-Force
Different parts: 35

What can I build with it?

Parts list 35

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 (3)

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

Minifigures 1

Ryo fig-0010044 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

uplink stealth walker 41 pieces by Sulfurix

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What can I build with it?

Description

Exo-Force in pocket size

Exo-Force was a science-fiction range of battle machines and pilots that ran around 2006. Uplink is one of its small sets, with just 69 pieces. You do not get a towering machine here, but a compact model that goes together quickly and still fits the world of the line. A single minifigure is included, which gives the build a sense of scale and a role in whatever scene you imagine around it. Placed beside other machines from the line, it makes a tidy little scene.

35 different elements

The part count is the real story. Among those 69 pieces there are 35 different types, which is more than half and unusually high. For you, that means many elements appear only once, so the set is a good source of unusual parts. It also makes the build feel varied, since you keep reaching for something new instead of stacking the same few bricks again and again. Anyone who likes to tinker will meet a few parts rarely seen outside this range.

Dark tones with red accents

The main colours are black, dark bluish grey, light bluish grey and red. That suits a piece of tech from a sci-fi world: cool, metallic shades with a few warm signal colours. If you collect Exo-Force, Uplink works as an add-on beside bigger machines. If you prefer using the parts for your own designs, you get a good amount of dark basics that combine well with mechs and vehicles from other lines. Two shades of grey stop the model from looking too gloomy and give joints and arms more depth.

Checking completeness, building on

As the set dates from 2006, second-hand copies are often sold incomplete. The parts list on this page helps you tick off all 35 element types. With What Can I Build you can also see which other sets your collection could assemble once Uplink gets taken apart. With this many single parts, it is worth taking a look at that analysis. It also makes it easy to spot whether only tiny bits or larger elements are missing.

FAQ

Is Uplink part of a larger line?: Yes, it comes from the Exo-Force range, a science-fiction line from 2006.
How many pieces and figures are included?: The set has 69 pieces including 1 minifigure, with 35 different element types.
Why is the parts list useful?: Because many parts appear only once, so you can quickly tell whether a second-hand set is complete.

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