Does this set include any minifigures?

No. The Sith Trooper Bust is a display model only, made up of the bust itself and its stand.

How big is the finished model?

It's built from 484 pieces across 97 unique parts, standing as a helmet-and-shoulders bust on a name-plate base.

What colours make up the model?

Red is the dominant colour, with black, white and tan used for panels, trim and structural detail.

Star Wars

Sith Trooper Bust

The Sith Trooper Bust is a display-only build: 484 pieces form a helmet, shoulders and a name-plate stand, with no minifigures included. It belongs to a small line of brick-built busts that turn familiar Star Wars characters into shelf pieces. If you're after a finished model rather than a play set, this is a compact option.

Set number: 77901
Year: 2019
Pieces: 484
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 97

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 97

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

Why a bust instead of a minifigure

Rather than a small playable figure, this set recreates the trooper's helmet and armoured shoulders at a much larger scale. The design comes from a recent Star Wars film appearance, and the increased size lets the model show curves and panel lines that a minifigure helmet never could. With 97 unique parts, there's more shaping detail packed into this bust than you'd expect from a display piece of this size.

How the shape comes together

Construction starts with the stand and name plate, then builds outward and upward in layers. Tan pieces form an inner frame, while white and black elements clad the visible surface, a technique typical of brick-built busts. Because the helmet has so many angled faces, the layering is more noticeable here than on flatter models, which makes for an engaging, if fairly methodical, build session rather than a fast one. Careful colour-blocking, rather than printed elements, defines most of the detail across the model.

A red, black, white and tan palette

Red dominates the finished model, with black covering the breathing vents and shadowed panels, and white and tan filling in structural and trim sections. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly which pieces carry each colour, from small tiles used for fine detailing to the larger curved elements that shape the helmet's dome. That's useful if you're hunting for a specific piece or planning a colour-swapped build of your own. White appears mostly on the teeth and small highlight details, while tan smooths the transitions between the larger surfaces.

Who this set suits

At 484 pieces and zero minifigures, this is a set for collectors and Star Wars fans who want a finished display piece rather than a play scene. Build time sits in the middle range, comfortable for a single evening. Once complete, the bust stands on its own plinth and pairs well on a shelf with other brick-built busts in the same format. A small name plate on the base identifies the character, which helps once you have more than one bust lined up.

FAQ

Does this set include any minifigures?: No. The Sith Trooper Bust is a display model only, made up of the bust itself and its stand.
How big is the finished model?: It's built from 484 pieces across 97 unique parts, standing as a helmet-and-shoulders bust on a name-plate base.
What colours make up the model?: Red is the dominant colour, with black, white and tan used for panels, trim and structural detail.