How many pieces does the First Order AT-ST 75201 have?

The set has 370 pieces, four minifigures and 143 distinct elements.

Yes, the legs, body, head and cannon turret are all posable, so the walker stays playable after building.

Which film is this AT-ST from?

The model is based on the First Order AT-ST seen in Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

Star Wars

First Order AT-ST

Set 75201 recreates the First Order's AT-ST walker from Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the machine seen striding across the salt flats of Crait. With 370 pieces, four minifigures and 143 distinct elements, it's a mid-sized model for anyone who wants a posable Star Wars walker rather than a static display piece.

Set number: 75201
Year: 2018
Pieces: 370
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 143

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 143

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 (17)

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

Minifigures 4

BB-8 fig-0025442 pieces × 1
Rose Tico in First Order Officer Disguise fig-0043154 pieces × 1
Finn, First Order Officer Uniform Disguise fig-0043164 pieces × 1
Captain Phasma - Pointed Mouth fig-0106585 pieces × 1

Description

A walker built to move

The AT-ST stands on two articulated legs and can pivot at the body, recreating the stalking gait familiar from the films. The head and cannon turret also move independently, keeping the model playable once it's built rather than leaving it as a fixed shelf piece. The colour scheme of light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and blue follows the First Order's military look on screen, setting it apart from the classic Rebel-era AT-ST seen in earlier films.

Four minifigures for play scenes

Four minifigures give enough characters for scenes around the walker, rather than a single figure meant only for display. That makes 75201 a good fit for recreating moments from the film or building original stories around the vehicle. Exact identities and gear for each minifigure are listed in the full parts list on this page, since loadouts can vary between printings and reissues. That also means the AT-ST slots easily into existing Star Wars play scenes built around minifigures from other sets, without buying extra single-figure packs.

143 elements for a detailed build

At 143 distinct parts, the set has more variety than its roughly 370-piece count might suggest, pointing to a fairly detailed construction. That shows most clearly in the legs, joints and head, which rely on several specialised elements to keep the range of motion working. Anyone choosing vehicles by function rather than looks alone can use the parts list on this page to judge how well the pieces suit conversions or other builds.

Who this walker suits

75201 suits Star Wars fans after a playable vehicle rather than a static model, as well as anyone rounding out a First Order fleet alongside classic Rebel or Imperial vehicles. With four minifigures included, it also works well for staging scenes with figures pulled from other sets, without needing extra single-figure packs. It also makes a solid gift, pairing a recognisable vehicle from a recent film with a manageable piece count for a single build session.

FAQ

How many pieces does the First Order AT-ST 75201 have?: The set has 370 pieces, four minifigures and 143 distinct elements.
Does the AT-ST move?: Yes, the legs, body, head and cannon turret are all posable, so the walker stays playable after building.
Which film is this AT-ST from?: The model is based on the First Order AT-ST seen in Star Wars: The Last Jedi.