LEGO Sets that include LEGO Count Dooku
The following table includes a list of sets that include The LEGO Count Dooku minifigure. Only 4 LEGO sets to date include Count Dooku.
| Year | Set Number | Set Name | Piece Count | Included Minifigures |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2002 | 7103-1 | Jedi Duel | 82 | Count Dooku, Yoda |
| 2009 | 7752-1 | Count Dooku’s Solar Sailer | 385 | Count Dooku, MagnaGuard (x2), FA-4 Pilot Droid |
| 2012 | 9515 | Malevolence | 1092 | Count Dooku, Anakin Skywalker, Padmé Amidala, Battle Droid Commander, Battle Droid (x2) |
| 2013 | 75017-1 | Duel on Geonosis | 391 | Count Dooku, Yoda, Poggle the Lesser |
The Elegant Sith Lord Joins LEGO Star Wars
LEGO Count Dooku remains one of the most sophisticated Star Wars LEGO minifigures in the line. Also known as Darth Tyranus, the fallen Jedi Master and Sith apprentice to Darth Sidious debuted alongside Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones in 2002. Portrayed by Sir Christopher Lee, Dooku brought aristocratic menace to the prequels with his curved-hilt lightsaber, flowing cape, and lightning attacks, and political cunning. LEGO captured his refined villainy perfectly across four main sets from 2002 to 2013, with each version improving detail while keeping his signature style.
Collectors prize LEGO Count Dooku for his rarity and unique parts. After 2013, no new version appeared, leaving him as the last prequel-era Sith without a modern update in over a decade.
Debut in 2002: A Groundbreaking Minifigure
The original LEGO Count Dooku (sw0060) launched in set 7103-1 Jedi Duel, recreating the iconic Geonosis hangar showdown with Yoda. This minifigure introduced several firsts to LEGO Star Wars: a brand-new curved lightsaber hilt molded in chrome silver (exclusive to Dooku for years), a cloth cape in reddish-brown, matching hair piece, flesh-colored head with stern expression, and a red lightsaber blade.
The small 82-piece set sold well and gave fans their first physical Dooku. Minor production variants exist—some have light gray legs, others dark gray—but BrickLink and Brickset treat them as one figure. This 2002 version now commands high secondary market prices, often $50–$100 for mint examples.
2009 LEGO Count Dooku Redesign: Printed Legs and New Details
LEGO updated Count Dooku in 2009 (sw0224) with detailed printing on the legs for his boots and tunic folds, plus a slightly revised torso. The head kept the serious expression but gained larger eyes in some prints. This version starred in 7752-1 Count Dooku’s Solar Sailer, a sleek Separatist ship with opening cockpit and hidden missiles.
The same minifigure appeared again in the massive 9515-1 Malevolence in 2012, General Grievous’ flagship from The Clone Wars animated series. The updated design better captured Christopher Lee’s likeness and added depth to the aristocratic Sith.
Final Appearance in 2013: LEGO Count Dooku White Hair Update
LEGO gave Count Dooku his last update in 2013 (sw0472) with white hair to reflect the actor’s age, plus refined face printing and the same curved hilt (now in flat silver instead of chrome). He appeared in 75017-1 Duel on Geonosis, recreating the Episode II battle with improved hangar elements and a dropping chain feature.
This set marked Dooku’s final retail appearance. The curved chrome hilt mold was retired (LEGO phased out chrome pieces), and the unique part’s high cost likely contributed to no new versions since.
Legacy and Collector Appeal
LEGO Count Dooku stands out for his elegance compared to bulkier villains like Darth Vader or General Grievous. His curved lightsaber forces dynamic posing, and the cloth cape adds flair. Collectors love the progression: from basic 2002 to detailed 2013.
Values have risen steadily—the 2002 version often exceeds $70 mint, while the 2013 white-hair variant fetches $40–$60. Complete sets with him in good condition are highly sought. Despite fan demand for a modern remake with arm printing, dual-molded legs, and cloth cape, LEGO has not released one since 2013—making these four sets the complete collection of this iconic Sith Lord in official LEGO form.