LEGO Star Wars 8092 Luke's Landspeeder

Set 8092, Luke's Landspeeder, depicts the landspeeder associated with Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars universe.

Luke's Landspeeder is a LEGO Star Wars set focused on a ground vehicle from the saga. Within the theme, it belongs to the compact scene based releases that combine a recognizable vehicle with characters, rather than presenting a large ship, building, or location.

The model is built from 163 pieces and is scaled for use with minifigures.

It suits play, a small display, or a Star Wars collection organized around character scenes. Compared with larger sets in the same theme, it is a compact entry that can sit alongside other vehicles or minifigure focused builds without needing much space.

Inventory of set 8092

The inventory of set 8092 lists 163 pieces, spare parts excluded: 75 different lots (one shape in one color) for 66 part shapes. The box also contains 7 spare parts, for small elements that are easy to lose.

Colors of set 8092

Main color: dark red, making up 23% of the parts, followed by black (18%) and dark bluish gray (13%).

Part types

Most common parts in set 8092

48 of the 66 part shapes in this set have their own page on Setopedia, with their colors, element numbers and the other sets that use them. See all LEGO parts

Exclusive parts in set 8092

2 part shapes in set 8092 appear in no other set in the catalog, most often printed elements, stickers or molds specific to the model. If one gets lost, you will need to look for it individually, for example on BrickLink, rather than in another set.

Rebuilding set 8092 from another set

Share of the parts of set 8092 found in each of these similarly sized sets, counting shape, colour and quantity:

No similarly sized set goes above 45%: the model relies on a little-shared assortment, most of which has to be gathered piece by piece.

Size of set 8092 within its line

With 163 pieces, set 8092 ranks #485 out of 814 Star Wars sets in our database, which have an average of 495 parts. Among the 227 sets released in 2010, it ranks #123. That is less than half the average Star Wars set size.