I grew up to the original Star Wars trilogy and saw them all in the theater, as well as had a few of the action figures. When they released the Star Wars Lego sets in 2000, I purchased quite a few of the various sets available. One of the sets that wasn't available at that time was the Imperial AT-AT. Back in November I did some searches for Star Wars Lego sets, in anticipation of Last Jedi and found the LEGO Star Wars Episode VIII First Order Heavy Assault Walker 75189 Building Kit (1376 Piece); however, I couldn't bring myself to spending $150 on this set. While looking around at some of the various sets available I found this AT-ST walker on sale.
The instructions for this AT-ST Imperial Walker are easy to follow, with the various pieces added to the build displayed in their own box to make it simple to know what you need. Our two year old was more than excited to help with the assembly process and took the two of us approximately two hours to assemble. Once the entire AT-ST walker was put together I was pleasantly surprised with just how impressive in size that it is. I like how you can turn Baze Malbus and the Imperial AT-ST driver's heads around to show different expressions. There is a round Lego piece on the back of the pelvis that allows you to rotate the control cabin without directly interacting with it. Both of the side turrets and the front turret are able to be adjusted up and down.
The legs on this AT-ST walker, by default, can only move backwards; however, if you flip the 7x3 Technic pieces upside down, at the joint section of the leg, so the 3 are facing upwards, instead of down, then you will be able to bring the legs forward as well. I personally do not care for the spring loaded shooter aspects, but I can see how some children might have fun with it (careful Ralphie). I feel that they should've either included a regular Stormtrooper or replaced the Rebel Trooper with one, as this is an Imperial set and is heavy on the Rebel minifigs. I would've preferred that the decorative pieces had been printed on directly, instead of needing to place stickers on them.
If you are a Star Wars fan and enjoy putting together Lego sets then this is definitely a good investment for your collection. If you are new to Lego building then you should probably start with a few smaller sets before trying to tackle this one, as it does take a little bit of time and being familiar with the building process helps.
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- Includes 3 minifigures: an AT-ST Driver, Baze Malbus, and a Rebel Trooper
- Fans can recreate adventures from Star Wars: Rogue One
- Features shooting and elevating functions to keep things exciting
- Must-have addition to any Star Wars collection
- Age-appropriate building experience for kids 8 - 14
Scout for Enemy Forces with the AT-ST Walker
With the LEGO Star Wars AT- ST Walker, Star Wars lovers can join the hunt for rebels and immerse themselves in the Star Wars: Rogue One universe. This ship features posable legs, a wheel-activated turning top section, opening cockpit, and more so fans can recreate scenes from the hit movie or come up with exciting new adventures off-screen. LEGO Star Wars AT-ST Walker makes a great gift for LEGO Star Wars collectors or a perfect idea for your child's next reward gift.
- Includes 3 minifigures: an AT-ST Driver, Baze Malbus, and a Rebel Trooper
LEGO Star Wars AT-ST Walker Features and Functions:
Rebel Trooper, AT-ST Driver, and Baze Malbus.
AT-ST Walker.
Elevating front guns and dual spring-loaded shooters.
Opening cockpit and top hatch.
Wheel-activated turning top section.
Posable legs.
A great intermediate Lego build for any Star Wars fan...
I grew up to the original Star Wars trilogy and saw them all in the theater, as well as had a few of the action figures. When they released the Star Wars Lego sets in 2000, I purchased quite a few of the various sets available. One of the sets that wasn't available at that time was the Imperial AT-AT. Back in November I did some searches for Star Wars Lego sets, in anticipation of Last Jedi and found the LEGO Star Wars Episode VIII First Order Heavy Assault Walker 75189 Building Kit (1376 Piece); however, I couldn't bring myself to spending $150 on this set. While looking around at some of the various sets available I found this AT-ST walker on sale.The instructions for this AT-ST Imperial Walker are easy to follow, with the various pieces added to the build displayed in their own box to make it simple to know what you need. Our two year old was more than excited to help with the assembly process and took the two of us approximately two hours to assemble. Once the entire AT-ST walker was put together I was pleasantly surprised with just how impressive in size that it is. I like how you can turn Baze Malbus and the Imperial AT-ST driver's heads around to show different expressions. There is a round Lego piece on the back of the pelvis that allows you to rotate the control cabin without directly interacting with it. Both of the side turrets and the front turret are able to be adjusted up and down.The legs on this AT-ST walker, by default, can only move backwards; however, if you flip the 7x3 Technic pieces upside down, at the joint section of the leg, so the 3 are facing upwards, instead of down, then you will be able to bring the legs forward as well. I personally do not care for the spring loaded shooter aspects, but I can see how some children might have fun with it (careful Ralphie). I feel that they should've either included a regular Stormtrooper or replaced the Rebel Trooper with one, as this is an Imperial set and is heavy on the Rebel minifigs. I would've preferred that the decorative pieces had been printed on directly, instead of needing to place stickers on them.If you are a Star Wars fan and enjoy putting together Lego sets then this is definitely a good investment for your collection. If you are new to Lego building then you should probably start with a few smaller sets before trying to tackle this one, as it does take a little bit of time and being familiar with the building process helps.If you found this review "Helpful", please click the button below.
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- Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2018Color: Light Grey,dark GreyVerified Purchase
I grew up to the original Star Wars trilogy and saw them all in the theater, as well as had a few of the action figures. When they released the Star Wars Lego sets in 2000, I purchased quite a few of the various sets available. One of the sets that wasn't available at that time was the Imperial AT-AT. Back in November I did some searches for Star Wars Lego sets, in anticipation of Last Jedi and found the LEGO Star Wars Episode VIII First Order Heavy Assault Walker 75189 Building Kit (1376 Piece); however, I couldn't bring myself to spending $150 on this set. While looking around at some of the various sets available I found this AT-ST walker on sale.
A great intermediate Lego build for any Star Wars fan...
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2018
The instructions for this AT-ST Imperial Walker are easy to follow, with the various pieces added to the build displayed in their own box to make it simple to know what you need. Our two year old was more than excited to help with the assembly process and took the two of us approximately two hours to assemble. Once the entire AT-ST walker was put together I was pleasantly surprised with just how impressive in size that it is. I like how you can turn Baze Malbus and the Imperial AT-ST driver's heads around to show different expressions. There is a round Lego piece on the back of the pelvis that allows you to rotate the control cabin without directly interacting with it. Both of the side turrets and the front turret are able to be adjusted up and down.
The legs on this AT-ST walker, by default, can only move backwards; however, if you flip the 7x3 Technic pieces upside down, at the joint section of the leg, so the 3 are facing upwards, instead of down, then you will be able to bring the legs forward as well. I personally do not care for the spring loaded shooter aspects, but I can see how some children might have fun with it (careful Ralphie). I feel that they should've either included a regular Stormtrooper or replaced the Rebel Trooper with one, as this is an Imperial set and is heavy on the Rebel minifigs. I would've preferred that the decorative pieces had been printed on directly, instead of needing to place stickers on them.
If you are a Star Wars fan and enjoy putting together Lego sets then this is definitely a good investment for your collection. If you are new to Lego building then you should probably start with a few smaller sets before trying to tackle this one, as it does take a little bit of time and being familiar with the building process helps.
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- Rajiv SharmaReviewed in India on October 7, 2020
Terribly Disappointing
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The box and the booklet were frayed. The pieces were not packed in separate packets as is usually the case with Lego. Some parts of the Walker were already made. This was a gift and we're terribly disappointed. Still trying to check whether all the pieces are there or not. What a waste of our hard earned money!Rajiv SharmaTerribly Disappointing
Reviewed in India on October 7, 2020
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Vico mrReviewed in Mexico on March 15, 2019
Excelente opción
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Great build lots of fun… But
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3FleursssReviewed in France on December 21, 2018
Tout est nickel !
Color: Light Grey,dark GreyVerified Purchase - T. PalmerReviewed in the United Kingdom on April 16, 2018
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