Where does the AT-DP come from?

It was introduced in the animated series Star Wars Rebels, where the Empire uses it on the planet Lothal.

What does set 75130 contain?

It contains 76 pieces, including 35 unique elements, and one minifigure.

How is the AT-DP related to the AT-ST?

Both are two-legged Imperial walkers. The AT-DP comes from the Rebels series, while the AT-ST first appeared in the films.

Star Wars

AT-DP

Set 75130 from 2016 turns the AT-DP, an Imperial walker introduced in the animated series Rebels, into a Microfighter. It has 76 pieces and one minifigure.

Set number: 75130
Year: 2016
Pieces: 76
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 35

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 35

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Spare parts (5)

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

Minifigures 1

AT-DP Pilot fig-0005064 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 4 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A walker from the small screen

The All Terrain Defense Pod was created for Star Wars Rebels, where it patrols the streets and plains of Lothal on behalf of the Empire. Like the familiar AT-ST it walks on two legs, but its body has a distinct design of its own. The crew of the Ghost runs into these walkers repeatedly. Because it did not start out in the films, it shows how the series added fresh hardware to the Imperial arsenal.

Chunky and playable

Microfighters compress vehicles into short, sturdy shapes built around a minifigure, and a walker suits that style well. Stubby legs and a compact body make the model easy to hold and hard to break during play. The build uses 76 pieces with 35 unique elements, so it is quick without feeling repetitive. It fits in nicely with other Microfighters from the Rebels era, whether you set them up as opponents or as a small Imperial patrol.

Where yellow comes in

Light bluish grey tops the colour list, followed by dark bluish grey, black and yellow. The greys and black are standard for Imperial machinery, while yellow is less common in Star Wars sets and stands out in this company. For your own builds, yellow pieces are a welcome bonus for construction vehicles or colourful details. The greys, as always, are among the most versatile colours you can own. Together the four colours keep the walker in line with the rest of the Imperial fleet while giving it a small signature of its own.

Parts list and next steps

This page shows every piece in the set with its colour and quantity, which is useful for checking a second-hand copy or sorting the parts after play. What can I build? compares your collection with other sets and tells you which you could build now and which are only a few pieces away. For a growing collection of small sets, that can reveal a surprising number of models you did not realise you could complete.

FAQ

Where does the AT-DP come from?: It was introduced in the animated series Star Wars Rebels, where the Empire uses it on the planet Lothal.
What does set 75130 contain?: It contains 76 pieces, including 35 unique elements, and one minifigure.
How is the AT-DP related to the AT-ST?: Both are two-legged Imperial walkers. The AT-DP comes from the Rebels series, while the AT-ST first appeared in the films.

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