How many pieces are in the 2014 AT-AT set?

Set 75054 contains 1,138 pieces, placing it among the larger Star Wars sets from its release year.

Can the AT-AT move after it's built?

Yes, the head and legs are posable, and a belly hatch opens to access the interior cabin.

What colours make up the model?

Light and dark bluish grey form the armour, with black at the joints and a few blue accent pieces.

Star Wars

AT-AT

The 2014 AT-AT is a 1,138-piece Star Wars set built around a posable walker, with five minifigures included. Its head folds down and a belly hatch opens to reveal an interior cabin. Grey tones dominate the build, set off by a handful of blue details.

Set number: 75054
Year: 2014
Pieces: 1,138
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 198

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 198

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 (14)

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

Minifigures 5

AT-AT Driver, Sand Blue Uniform, 3626cpr1149 Head fig-0001424 pieces × 1
Snowtrooper, Light Bluish Gray Hips, Neck Bracket with Printed 1 x 1 Tile and 1 x 1 Plate with Clip Light, Kama fig-0019408 pieces × 2
General Maximillian Veers, Sand Blue Helmet fig-0040594 pieces × 1
Snowtrooper Commander, White Hips, Kama fig-0040605 pieces × 1

Description

A posable walker at the centre of the build

The AT-AT is engineered so the head and legs can move, giving this set more play function than its size would suggest. A hatch on the underside opens to give access to a cabin with room for minifigures and small gear. At 1,138 pieces, the model ranks among the larger Star Wars sets of 2014, which shows mainly in the height and the sturdiness needed for the leg assembly. That posability sets it apart from static diorama-style builds in the same theme.

Five minifigures for a snow battle

Five minifigures come with the set, fitting a snow-battle scene familiar from the films. They fit inside the walker's cabin or can be posed on the ground in front of it for a wider scene. That's enough figures to cover both the AT-AT's crew and opposing troops on the ground. For anyone building up a wider Star Wars collection, these five slot straight into scenes from the same setting without needing extra figures.

Colours and part count

Light bluish grey and dark bluish grey form the walker's armour plating, while black covers the joints and mechanical detailing. A few blue elements add colour highlights against the grey. With only 198 distinct parts across 1,138 pieces, the build leans heavily on repeated armour plates, which is typical for a model this shape. The full parts list on this page breaks down exactly which shapes and colours went into it, useful for tracking down a specific piece.

Play piece or shelf centrepiece

The moving legs and folding head keep the AT-AT interesting well after the build is finished, while its scale also makes it a natural centrepiece on a shelf. Owners of other 2014 Star Wars sets get a matching opponent for ground troops and smaller vehicles from the same wave. For builders newer to larger, mechanism-heavy sets, this is a manageable introduction to posable construction without becoming overly complex, and the belly hatch stays fully functional for repeated opening and closing after the build is done.

FAQ

How many pieces are in the 2014 AT-AT set?: Set 75054 contains 1,138 pieces, placing it among the larger Star Wars sets from its release year.
Can the AT-AT move after it's built?: Yes, the head and legs are posable, and a belly hatch opens to access the interior cabin.
What colours make up the model?: Light and dark bluish grey form the armour, with black at the joints and a few blue accent pieces.