Star Wars

Darth Maul Mech

A pocket sized Sith with a double bladed attitude problem.

Brick Rated Score

3.7/5

Set 75411 · 2025

Pieces143

Minifigs1

Year2025

Set number75411

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The verdict

I love how much personality gets packed into something this small.

The mech stomps around on red armored legs with that unmistakable Maul face plate up front, and it comes with a real minifigure tucked inside holding his own tiny double bladed lightsaber, which is honestly the detail that sold me. It is not a complex build, and I will not pretend it is, but for the price of entry it gives a young builder or a Star Wars completist a satisfying half hour and a genuinely fun little display piece. Get it if you collect the mech line or you are buying for a kid who wants Maul on the shelf, skip it if you need heavy engineering to feel like you got your money's worth.

Best for: kids and Star Wars completists collecting the LEGO mech action figure line

The full review

What it is

The first time I clicked the visor down over Maul's tattooed face I actually grinned. LEGO's mech line has been doing this for a couple of years now, shrinking down the galaxy's most dramatic villains into stompy little action figures a kid can actually hold, and Maul is a natural fit because his silhouette is so recognizable. Red legs, black chest plate, that pointed horned head, you know exactly who this is from across the room.

The catch

I will be honest about what this is and is not. At 143 pieces this build is over quickly, closer to a rainy afternoon warm up than a proper project, and the mech itself is a simplified, blocky take on Maul rather than anything screen accurate. If you are the kind of builder who wants intricate greebling and hidden engineering, this will not scratch that itch. What it does really well is give you a genuine minifigure, Maul himself with his double bladed saber, riding along inside a chunky armored suit that a kid can actually swing around and play with.

Who it's for

This one is for younger builders getting their first taste of a bigger, punchier build than a basic minifig set, and for Star Wars collectors who have been picking up every mech in this line and are not going to skip the prequel trilogy's most memorable villain. If you want a serious display centerpiece or a build that takes real concentration, look elsewhere in the Star Wars lineup. If you want something fun, fast, and instantly recognizable on a shelf, this earns its spot.

The parts story

What the build is actually like, and the pieces worth knowing about.

The build itself moves quickly, legs first, then the torso shell that clicks over a simple internal frame, then the head and that dramatic face plate last, which is the moment the whole thing suddenly reads as Darth Maul rather than a pile of red and black pieces. It is a build built for confidence, not challenge, with big clutch power pieces that snap together cleanly.

The real highlight for me is the minifigure riding inside. You get an actual Darth Maul figure with his own printed detailing and his signature double bladed lightsaber, small enough to swap into other scenes or Star Wars battles once you are done admiring the mech. For a set this size, having a proper collectible minifigure alongside the buildable suit is what makes the piece count feel worth it rather than padded.

Fun facts

01Darth Maul's dual bladed lightsaber design has made him one of the most visually distinct villains in the Star Wars galaxy since his debut in The Phantom Menace, and LEGO designers lean on that silhouette heavily in mech form
02This set continues LEGO's Star Wars Mech line, which reimagines saga villains and heroes as stompy, posable action figure builds rather than traditional vehicle sets
03Unlike many larger Star Wars sets, the mech line is built around a hidden minifigure pilot, giving fans a real collectible figure bundled inside a bigger, playable build