Why I buy this one ?
- Construct the ultimate Scout Walker! The Imperial AT-ST (All Terrain Scout Transport), also known as the Scout Walker, carries the Empire’s forces swiftly and efficiently across the ice plains of Hoth and through the dense forests of Endor.
- Now you can build the ultimate collector’s model of this famous Star Wars™ vehicle from over a thousand LEGO pieces (1,068 elements)!
- Fully armed and armor-plated, the incredibly detailed and realistic AT-ST stands over 16.5" (42 cm) tall.
- Features rotating weapons, an opening pilot hatch, moving window panels, and more.
- Recommended for ages 14 and up

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What our customer's say!

"AT-ST is big and bad!", The LEGO Imperial All Terrain Scout Transport, first unveiled in Episode VI, is a BIG Lego model. The point of getting it was 1) revisiting those great Star Wars adventures, and 2) having a family activity in building it.

It's Star Wars! The bigger these models are, the more 'real" they seem. And this walker has over 1,000 pieces and stands over 16 inches tall. It's not a toy to be played with. It is a model to be displayed. Thus, it is a "revisiting" of the original Star Wars.

There are some models with a thousand pieces that seem to build themselves, it is so easy. This particular model took a number of hours. The instructions come in two books, a 74 page and a 54 page set of instructions (the legs, and the body). It is a great 2 person project, because one person can complete one leg while the other is working on the base of the body, and then you can switch jobs. I'd say there is 4-5 hours here.

It is a nice model, a bit on the wobbly side, but that's because it is heavy. It looks like a AT-ST, and not just like a Lego model of one. This is a good model to add to your Star Wars collection.

"First class for any collector!!!", Fantastic set from Lego. Great for kids or any age collector!!! Superb detail and a must have for Star Wars buffs.

"Great for display .... but not for play", My son loves playing with the Lego Star Wars sets but this one was a disappointment. He enjoyed assembling it and it is a fine looking piece but it does not stand up by itself and the top is easily disconnected. It's really only for display so be forewarned. Also comes with no Star Wars figures unlike many of the others. A rare Lego disappointment.

"Lego AT ST", This is a great lego set. It is very detailed, and is much larger than it seems in pictures. It has many moving parts, and amazes me every time I look at it. However, it is fragile, and a bit wobbly. It is more for display than for play. It looks so great on a table, however, that any star wars fan would love to have it in his or her house.