
Parts list 14
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Brick 1 × 1
× 2
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Plate Round 1 × 1 with Solid Stud
× 2
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Wedge Plate 4 × 2 Right
× 2
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Wedge Plate 4 × 2 Left
× 2
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Wedge Plate 2 × 4
× 2
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Brick Special 1 × 2 with 2 Studs on 1 Side
× 1
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Tile Special 1 × 2 Grille with Bottom Groove
× 1
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Plate 1 × 2
× 1
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Plate 1 × 2
× 1
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Wedge Plate 6 × 3 Right
× 1
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Wedge Plate 6 × 3 Left
× 1
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Plate Special 4 × 4 with Studs on One Edge and Star Wars Celebration Anaheim 2015 Print
No longer produced · last seen 2015
× 1
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Panel 1 × 2 × 3 [Side Supports / Hollow Studs]
× 1
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Plate Special 1 × 4 with 2 Studs, 3 Bottom Tubes
No longer produced · last seen 2021
× 1
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Description
From endless to pocket-sized
The Star Destroyer's entrance at the start of A New Hope is one of the most famous shots in cinema, a vast grey wedge that keeps coming long after you expect it to end. From then on it stands for the sheer scale of Imperial power, appearing across the original trilogy and beyond. Reducing that enormous ship to 19 pieces flips the idea on its head, and the result is a model that fits comfortably in the palm of your hand.
Why a wedge works in miniature
The triangular hull is one of the easiest starship shapes to capture at a tiny scale, since a few well-placed parts are enough to suggest the pointed bow and the raised superstructure. The 19 pieces come from 14 distinct elements, so only a handful are repeated. It is a quick build that suits children and adults, and it looks surprisingly purposeful on a desk or in a display case, even if it is too small for much play.
Clear and light blue accents
Light bluish grey, trans-clear, trans-light blue and white are the main colours listed. With two transparent colours among the four, the set has more clear parts than most builds of this size. The light grey matches the cool look of the Imperial fleet, and white keeps the overall impression bright. Transparent pieces are some of the most sought-after for your own creations, so it is worth storing them separately when you take the model apart.
Finding it by its code
Because this set carries a code of letters and numbers rather than a plain number, it can be awkward to look up. This page gathers the code, year, piece count and the full list of 14 elements, so you can identify a copy and check that nothing is missing. If you track your bricks in Bricoria, What can I build? shows which sets your collection can already complete, including small oddities like this one.
FAQ
- What is CELEB2015SD?
- It is the catalogue code for this mini Star Destroyer from 2015, used instead of a standard set number.
- How many transparent colours are in the set?
- Two: trans-clear and trans-light blue, alongside light bluish grey and white.
- How long does it take to build?
- Only a few minutes, as the model has 19 pieces.
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