LEGO® Jek-14 Stealth Fighter

Description

Not from the films

Jek-14 is one of the few Star Wars characters created for the brick-built side of the franchise. He comes from The Yoda Chronicles, a set of animated stories set during the Clone Wars, where he is a Force-sensitive clone made by the Sith who eventually breaks away from them. Because he never appears in the films or the major live-action series, his ship is a curiosity for collectors: a small piece of Star Wars lore that exists mainly in building sets and animation.

Numbers at a glance

The catalogue lists 40 pieces and 19 different elements, so roughly half of the parts are unique. The other half repeat, which is typical for a fighter with matching wings on both sides. That balance keeps the build brisk without making it monotonous. There are no minifigures included, so the focus is entirely on the ship. It is a quick model for younger fans and a neat, compact addition to a shelf of Clone Wars era micro builds.

A dark palette

Black comes first in the colour list, followed by light bluish grey, dark bluish grey and dark red. The overall effect is sombre, which suits a ship with Sith origins. Dark red is the only warm colour, standing out against the black and grey base. For your collection, most of these parts are everyday neutrals that fit nearly any build. The dark red elements are the ones to watch when sorting, since they are less common and easy to lose among other reds.

Rebuilding and reusing

On this page you will find every element with its colour and quantity. Use the list to check a loose copy, replace a missing piece or rebuild the fighter entirely from your own stock. If your collection is saved in Bricoria, the What can I build? tool compares it with this set and many others. With so many black and grey parts involved, you may find that you already own most of what this little stealth fighter needs.

FAQ

Where does Jek-14 come from?

He is a character from The Yoda Chronicles animated stories, not from the Star Wars films.

What colours dominate the set?

Black, light bluish grey, dark bluish grey and dark red are the main colours.

How many unique elements does the set use?

There are 19 distinct elements among the 40 pieces.