LEGO® The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter

Description

A royal fighter, rebuilt

The N-1 began life as the gleaming yellow fighter of the Naboo pilots in The Phantom Menace, the ship a young Anakin Skywalker famously flies into the droid control ship. Decades later, the mechanic Peli Motto rebuilds one on Tatooine for Din Djarin, as seen in The Book of Boba Fett, trading elegance for speed. The Mandalorian then flies it through the third season of his own series, often with Grogu along for the ride. This mini build captures that reworked version.

Why no yellow?

The catalogue lists light bluish grey, transparent clear, dark bluish grey and black as the main colours, with no sign of the bright yellow that defines the Naboo fighters of Episode I. That reflects the stripped-back look of the Mandalorian's version. If you display this model beside a classic N-1, the difference is obvious. It also means the parts are especially easy to reuse later, since grey, black and clear pieces fit into almost any spacecraft or vehicle.

Build and play

There are 50 pieces here, including 26 different elements, so just over half the parts are unique. That keeps the short build varied without making it complicated, and children can manage it on their own. No minifigure is included. The finished ship is small enough to fly around in one hand and fits neatly next to larger sets from The Mandalorian, where it adds another chapter of Din Djarin's story to the shelf.

The parts, listed

The complete inventory of all 50 pieces sits further down this page. Use it to check that nothing has gone missing or to sort the starfighter back out of a mixed collection. The What can I build? tool compares your bricks with other sets and shows which ones you could already complete. Common grey and clear parts like these are useful for spacecraft from every era of the saga, from prequel fighters to the ships of the newer series.

FAQ

Who rebuilt the N-1 for the Mandalorian?

Peli Motto, the mechanic on Tatooine, as shown in The Book of Boba Fett.

Is Grogu included?

No, the catalogue lists no minifigures for this set, only the 50-piece ship.

How many unique parts are there?

The set uses 26 different elements.