[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This AT-AT is awesome! As a Star Wars family, my son has quite a few Star Wars Lego sets and he was super excited to see this one. He worked on it for a few days (with some help from Mom and Dad). The instructions are easy to follow, with step by step pictures to guide. On e it was fully assembled it felt sturdy and he's been playing with it quite a bit.

Ok so this will be a pretty in depth review. The building techniques used were honestly really fun to complete. The way the set came together was really nice and the two 1x1 round studs for minifigs was a really clever idea and a nice touch. The SNOT techniques were my favorite aspect about this set. In general it would be nice to have like one minifigure for each of these mini sets- I think that would be icing on the cake but obviously not my decision! If I could suggest a few other mini sets to do I would suggest the AT-TE and the AT-AP to pair nicely with the walker theme! Hope this is helpful!!

As others have said, the legs are pathetic. They don't hold together, breathing on the set can make it fall over and the legs falls apart. Lego's great strength over its knockoffs has always been how well the pieces fit AND how sturdy the builds are. I've had other recent builds where I think the stability has been a bit off but this one is just terrible.

Being a big fan of AT AT I was excited to add this to my collection. Overall the build is decent and the final piece is a nice piece to have sit on the shelf of an office. My biggest disappointment with this set is the legs and feet. The legs pop off the base if the slightest movement takes place. The feet disconnect from the leg base when trying to attach to the base or if the legs pop off the base. It will require some modifications to the leg and feet base to prevent how flimsy they attach to the final piece. If I ever have to box it to move, I'll never rebuild it or I'll modify it as the one AT AT that was already taken down by the cable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Such a fun set!! My husband and I LOVE legos, but unfortunately we don’t have the space to have multiple complete sets. We love the star wars sets specifically and have been wanting the large AT-AT for so long so this smaller one was a PERFECT option for us! As always the box comes with all the pieces in separate bags for each step, and the booklet on how to put it together. It’s fun and easy to do for any age! It took us a couple of hours to put it together and it is so cute, I can’t wait to display it on our shelf!

I like having it on display and it was Easy to build but it started leaning on display once and leans it back up and all 4 legs fell off and when I tried reattaching them the body got crushed and I had rebuild the whole thing it might just be mine but it’s way more fragile then any other Lego set I’ve ever gotten

Fun build with some Easter eggs and memories of Empire Strikes Back. Great display piece a little fragile for play. Excellent for any Star wars fan be it somewhat over priced. Could have included AT AT driver or General Veets mini fig for more value. Loved the mini snowspeeder from Hoth scene.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband and I had a great time building this kit! The directions were easy to follow and the pieces were sturdy. It's the perfect size to display, not too big but not tiny. We have it in our bedroom for now, but it will eventually end up in my library by my Star Wars books. We'll definitely be getting more Lego Star Wars kits in the future!

This build started off great, then the legs...... the body goes together flawlessly and the legs even go together well, unfortunately that ends when attaching legs to body and base. The legs are kind of flimsy and when trying to get the pose right, they keep coming apart. This one takes alot of patience to get the legs to work right opn the base and then, do not move it as it will come apart very easily. Perhaps if the legs had stronger contact points such as the connectors used in the Technic line it would make a world of difference.

Let's start with the outrageous pricetag. I'm not sure what Lego was thinking when they set this price! The build itself can be quite frustrating. The connection points of some of the major components are very weak. The legs are the worst example of this. I managed to get them to stay on with only about half a dozen tries. The look in the end is very cool, but also very small. For what they're charging, they should've added at least 100 more pieces.