LEGO 75322 Star Wars Hoth AT-ST Walker Building Toy for Kids with Chewbacca Minifigure and Droid Figure, The Empire Strikes Back Model

Product Information

It almost feels more like a fan’s attempt at making a micro version of the much larger 75306 Imperial Probe Droid – released earlier in the year – than an official design. Ideally, there would be space for a second minifigure though, since that is something no minifigure-scale AT-ST has yet achieved. It feels like there is more play value to be had with this set and even the small piece of landscape that comes with the Probe Droid will surely spark younger fans’ imaginations into recreating some epic Hoth based battles. Particularly when the alternative is to scroll to the bottom of one of CapnRex's magnificent epics to obtain a set's basic vital statistics. And yet the TIE Fighter, TIE Bomber, TIE Advanced, and TIE Interceptor have combined had less releases than the AT-ST, despite being all over everything in media.

This is quite a drawback as while there are definitely vast improvements in a lot of areas in terms of building techniques, parts usage and detailing, the lack of functionality pulls 75322 Hoth AT-ST back into direct comparison with 75153 AT-ST Walker, and it’s the older walker that actually still offers a more complete and accurate looking model. Four numbered bags contain the 586 pieces needed to construct the walker and Imperial probe droid, which although a small side-build has seen a huge overhaul since its last appearance – this is by far the most accurate and detailed minifigure scale probe droid that we’ve ever seen within the Star Wars theme.Youngsters can recreate dramatic Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back action with the first-ever LEGO® brick-built model of the AT-ST from the Battle of Hoth (75322). It’s cool to get a Hoth Trooper with a female face and different skin tone recycled from a Eternals set no one wanted… but it’s just a combination of different parts. Once again, we are accustomed to seeing open viewports, although I think the AT-ST appears more intimidating with them closed! Can't help thinking that Chewbacca looks more like he's been trying to paint a white ceiling than snowswept. The later design has undoubtedly become the most recognisable version of the AT-ST, but I am delighted that LEGO chose to portray the lesser-known walker on this occasion.

Recreate dramatic action with the first-ever LEGO brick-built Battle of Hoth AT-ST model from the Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (75322) set. If they were going to do yet another AT-ST, having it be a specific Hoth version is a wonderful change of pace. BrickEconomy, the BrickEconomy logo and all content not covered by The LEGO Group's copyright is, unless otherwise stated, ©2024 BrickEconomy. The latest example is instead dressed for Hoth and is therefore an original design, wearing a white jacket.

White speckles therefore cover the minifigure and look superb, although they are missing from the back of Chewbacca's head. Since you asked for our opinions about improving your reviews, I hope you won't mind some constructive feedback about the new summary box. Mit der Möglichkeit, den ikonischen AT-ST Walker aus "Das Imperium schlägt zurück" nachzubauen, bietet dieses Set definitiv beeindruckende Details, aber der Preis lässt mich ein wenig zögern. The AT-ST driver features a brand new trench coat print on his torso, which continues down on to his legs.

As of today, 10123 Cloud City is the most valuable Episode V set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of 8 038 €. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners, who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them. If you only count the movies, the Snowspeeder, aka T-47 Airspeeder (I wonder how many people put that together in Empire Strikes back… Luke was talking about the snowspeeders when he was talking about it being too cold), at least gets some iconic time. I don't really mind whether the summary box is at the beginning or end of the review, but as a counterpoint to previous comments: I think it's genuinely useful at the start to serve the "at a glance" purpose. The positive you can take from it is that the actual walls of it is sturdy, which has been a problem in previous versions of the set, so it will hold up to play.The footpads represent a considerable improvement upon past designs, perfectly recreating their onscreen shape and including blades for slicing through light fortifications. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). We’ve gotten a lot more fill-in for the AT-ST in the years since, with it showing up in the comics and that episode of Mandalorian, but we get a lot more of the precursors instead. The AT-ST is a depiction of those briefly seen during the Battle of Hoth in Episode V, a scene very much stolen by its larger sibling the AT-AT, and as far as I’m aware is the first Lego AT-ST model from the battle.