How many pieces and minifigures does the set have?

The set has 794 pieces, including 199 distinct parts, and comes with five minifigures.

What colours dominate the model?

The set is mostly Light Bluish Gray, Dark Bluish Gray, black and Dark Red, giving it its military appearance.

Star Wars

LEGO® AT-TE

The AT-TE, short for All Terrain Tactical Enforcer, is the six-legged walker used by the Clone Army in the Star Wars prequel films and The Clone Wars series. This 2013 set recreates the vehicle in miniature using 794 pieces and five minifigures. Its grey colouring with red accents matches the military look of the vehicle on screen.

Set number: 75019
Year: 2013
Pieces: 794
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 199

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 199

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (21)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 5

Coleman Trebor fig-0040123 pieces × 1
Mace Windu, White Legs fig-0040133 pieces × 1
Clone Commander, Yellow Markings fig-0040144 pieces × 1
Battle Droid, Dark Orange, One Straight Arm, One Bent Arm fig-0040155 pieces × 1
Battle Droid Commander, Dark Orange, One Bent Arm, One Straight Arm fig-0040165 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

All 8 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A walking vehicle, not a wheeled one

Unlike most vehicles in the Star Wars universe, the AT-TE moves on six articulated legs rather than wheels or treads, which makes it one of the more technically involved models in the range. At 794 pieces, the build sits towards the upper end of Star Wars sets from 2013, reflecting the mechanical complexity of the real vehicle. Building the leg assemblies adds extra variety to the process, since more attention has to go into movement and joints than with a typical wheeled or tracked vehicle.

Grey and dark red for a military look

Light Bluish Gray, Dark Bluish Gray, black and Dark Red make up the palette, producing the functional, military appearance associated with Republic Clone Army hardware. Grey forms the bulk of the armour plating, while Dark Red is used sparingly as an accent that gives the walker its recognisable look. That combination sets the AT-TE apart from the generally lighter, whiter vehicles used by the Rebellion, and it sits well alongside other sets from the Clone Wars era.

A five-figure crew

Five minifigures crew the AT-TE, enough to show a small combat scene with several clone troopers at once rather than a single figure riding alone. That matches how the walker is shown on screen, operated and defended by a full crew rather than one pilot. For anyone building out a Clone Wars-era collection, this set adds a useful reinforcement alongside other sets from the same period, so several walkers or vehicles can be displayed together.

199 parts for a mechanical build

The set uses 199 distinct parts in total, a relatively high number that reflects the moving leg mechanism inside the model, compared with simpler wheeled or tracked vehicles elsewhere in the range. That range also makes it worth a look for anyone interested in building their own vehicles with articulated, moving parts, beyond the original Star Wars theme. The full parts list with colours is on this page, so you can check exactly what is included before buying.

FAQ

What is the AT-TE (75019)?: The AT-TE is the six-legged walker used by the Clone Army in the Star Wars prequel films and The Clone Wars series.
How many pieces and minifigures does the set have?: The set has 794 pieces, including 199 distinct parts, and comes with five minifigures.
What colours dominate the model?: The set is mostly Light Bluish Gray, Dark Bluish Gray, black and Dark Red, giving it its military appearance.

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