The LEGO AT-AT UCS kit is massive and a serious building challenge, if you want to take on this behemoth, it’s back in stock!
LEGO has released tons of kits over the years including some of the most popular Star Wars kits getting multiple versions and re-runs. This time around the LEGO AT-AT sees its own Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) version released, and it’s huge! This kit has been out of stock since Black Friday here in the United States, so if you want it, now may be the time to grab it!
As we’re not sure how long it will be in stock for now, on the secondary market they are already way more expensive! Let’s check out the kit.
Prepare to target the main generators!
LEGO Star Wars AT-AT™ 75313 Ultimate Collector Series
Get yours here: Amazon or LEGO: USA, or LEGO Canada
This is the AT-AT (75313) that every LEGO® Star Wars™ fan has been waiting for. This epic Ultimate Collector Series build-and-display model features posable legs and head, cannons with a realistic recoil action, rotating cannons, bomb-drop hatch and a hook to attach to Luke Skywalker’s line, just like in the Battle of Hoth.
This new AT-AT comes with plenty of Minifigures and the full AT-AT, making it a huge kit with tons of options overall.
Room for an Imperial army
The AT-AT measures over 24.5 in. (62 cm) high and is easily opened to view the detailed interior.
This is easily one of the largest Star Wars kits (other than the giant Death Star or Star Destroyers of course), making it a large challenge and very rewarding after finally completing it!
The main body has space for 40 LEGO minifigures (General Veers and Luke Skywalker are among 9 in this set), 4 speeder bikes (2 included) and the included E-Web heavy repeating blaster. The head/cockpit seats 2 LEGO minifigures and has space for 1 more. An information plaque completes a magnificent display piece.
While there’s tons of space to fully kit the vehicle out, you can also just use the pieces included and create the iconic scene from the films with Luke hanging from the undercarriage!
At a whopping 6785 pieces and current MSRP of $799.99, this is no small decision! UCS kits bring the quality up to 11 and the cost and scale show that in spades.
As we said, this is in stock (at the time of writing), so get yours now before this kit goes through the roof!
Get Your UCS AT-AT Here: Amazon or LEGO!
Display Case for LEGO® Star Wars™: UCS AT-AT: $179.75
You can really see how awesome this looks when in the display case! Plus, it will show it off to your guests but keep it safe from those prying hands!
Here are the specs on this one:
- Two-tiered 10mm acrylic display base consisting of a 5mm black base plate with a 5mm white add-on. The base plate is connected by magnets and contains cut-out slots to place the AT-AT and E-Web Blaster into.
- Our display case features genuine embedded LEGO® studs to securely hold all the Minifigures from this set.
- This product also contains two 5mm top plates for the Snow Speeder Bikes to attach to.
- The base features a clear information plaque displaying etched icons and all the details from the set.
- The crystal clear buildable display case is secured together using screws and connector cubes, then slots firmly into holes in the base plate. This gives the product a prestigious look and ensures the case is sturdy enough to protect your valuable set. It also keeps it dust-free!
Get Your Display Case Here!
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