Which film features Dagobah?

Dagobah appears in The Empire Strikes Back, where Luke trains with Yoda. The planet returns briefly in Return of the Jedi.

Was this set sold in shops?

The SDCC prefix links it to San Diego Comic-Con 2015 rather than normal retail. Beyond that, we do not list distribution details.

What colours dominate the build?

Reddish brown, dark tan and tan, with trans-light blue for water or mist. It is one of the more earthy palettes in the theme.

Star Wars

Dagobah Mini-Build

The Empire Strikes Back sends Luke Skywalker into the murky swamps of Dagobah to find Yoda. This 2015 mini-build turns that hideaway into a compact scene of 177 pieces.

Set number: SDCC2015-2
Year: 2015
Pieces: 177
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 54

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 54

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Minifigures 1

Astromech Droid, R2-D2, Flat Silver Dome, Dark Blue Print with Red Dots fig-0024734 pieces × 1

Description

Where the training happens

Dagobah is one of the most atmospheric locations in the original trilogy: fog, twisted roots, dark water and a small hut belonging to an unlikely Jedi Master. It is where Luke's X-wing sinks into the bog and where he learns to use the Force properly. A small build cannot recreate all of that, but it does not need to. A few well-chosen elements are enough to suggest the swamp and give the single included minifigure a place to stand.

A convention number

The set number SDCC2015 points to San Diego Comic-Con 2015 rather than to the regular retail range. That puts this build among the event-linked items that collectors track separately, since they were never stocked like normal sets. We do not have reliable information on how many were made or how they were handed out, so this page keeps to the catalogue facts: the year, the 177 pieces, 54 unique parts and 1 minifigure.

An earthy palette

Reddish brown, dark tan and tan make up most of the model, with trans-light blue as the only cool accent. It is a natural palette, better suited to trees, soil and weathered wood than to starships. That makes the parts especially welcome if you build landscapes or medieval scenes, where earth tones run out quickly. The parts list below breaks the inventory down by colour, so you can see exactly which of the 54 unique parts come in which shade.

Beyond the display

Small promotional builds often end up in a drawer. If yours does, consider the parts as a starter kit for swamp or forest scenery. Browns and tans combine easily with almost any landscape, and transparent pieces work well as water. The What can I build? tool on this page compares this inventory with other sets and shows which ones you could complete with it, either fully or in part. It is a quick way to judge whether the pieces are worth keeping together.

FAQ

Which film features Dagobah?: Dagobah appears in The Empire Strikes Back, where Luke trains with Yoda. The planet returns briefly in Return of the Jedi.
Was this set sold in shops?: The SDCC prefix links it to San Diego Comic-Con 2015 rather than normal retail. Beyond that, we do not list distribution details.
What colours dominate the build?: Reddish brown, dark tan and tan, with trans-light blue for water or mist. It is one of the more earthy palettes in the theme.

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