Did the Freeco Speeder appear in the films?

No, it comes from The Clone Wars animated series. It is one of the show's lesser-known Republic vehicles.

What colours will I get most of?

Mostly white and bluish grey, with dark red accents. White parts in particular are handy for many other builds.

Is it a good first Star Wars set?

It works well, since the build is short but varied. Just be prepared for many small parts in ones and twos.

Star Wars

Freeco Speeder

Not every Star Wars vehicle comes from the films, and the Freeco Speeder is one of the machines introduced by The Clone Wars animated series. This 2010 set renders it in 177 pieces with 2 minifigures.

Set number: 8085
Year: 2010
Pieces: 177
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 77

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 77

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (7)

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

Minifigures 2

Thi-Sen fig-0038243 pieces × 1
Anakin Skywalker, Dark Blue Hood fig-0038254 pieces × 1

Description

A deeper cut from the series

The Clone Wars expanded the galaxy with a long list of new vehicles, and the Freeco Speeder is one of the smaller ones. It never had the fame of a starfighter or walker, which is exactly why fans of the show value it: it fills in the everyday side of the conflict rather than the big battles. The model focuses on the speeder's stretched, open frame and the seat for its rider, packed into a compact build that is easy to pick up and move around.

Why 77 unique parts matters

For a 177-piece set, 77 distinct elements is a lot. It means the instructions rarely repeat themselves, and almost every step introduces something new, whether a clip, a small slope or an angled plate. That keeps the build interesting even though it is brief. It also affects what you get to keep: instead of a handful of common bricks in bulk, you end up with a broad sampler of small parts, many in quantities of one or two.

Republic colours

White leads the colour list, backed by light and dark bluish grey, with dark red for the accents. The scheme echoes the look of Republic hardware in the Clone Wars era, where white hulls and armour carry coloured unit markings. From a builder's point of view, white slopes and plates are among the most flexible parts to have, and dark red is a good choice for stripes and trim. The parts list below breaks everything down by colour and quantity.

Two figures and room to play

Two minifigures are included, enough for a rider and a companion or opponent. The finished speeder is small and sturdy, well suited to chases across the floor or a spot beside other Clone Wars vehicles on the shelf. If you would rather reuse the parts, the What can I build? tool on this page shows which sets you could rebuild from this inventory and which pieces you would still need.

FAQ

Did the Freeco Speeder appear in the films?: No, it comes from The Clone Wars animated series. It is one of the show's lesser-known Republic vehicles.
What colours will I get most of?: Mostly white and bluish grey, with dark red accents. White parts in particular are handy for many other builds.
Is it a good first Star Wars set?: It works well, since the build is short but varied. Just be prepared for many small parts in ones and twos.

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