How many legs does the Imperial AT-Hauler have, and do they move?

It stands on four legs, each with several joints, so the walker can be posed in different stances.

How many pieces and minifigures does 75219 have?

The set has 829 pieces, including 191 unique elements, and comes with 5 minifigures.

What does the detachable container do?

It separates from the walker and opens up to reveal its contents, matching the vehicle's cargo-transport role in the film.

Star Wars

Imperial AT-Hauler

The Imperial AT-Hauler is a four-legged walker from Solo: A Star Wars Story, built to carry a detachable cargo container across rough terrain. Its 829 pieces cover the walker, the cargo hold and its crew across 5 minifigures. White, light grey, black and blue match the cool, functional look typical of Imperial vehicles on screen.

Set number: 75219
Year: 2018
Pieces: 829
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 191

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 191

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 (16)

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

Minifigures 5

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Description

Four legs, each with its own joints

Unlike the more familiar two-legged AT-ST or four-legged AT-AT walkers from the original trilogy, the AT-Hauler stands on four independently posable legs, each built with several joints so the model can be set into different stances or balanced on uneven surfaces. That range of movement means the finished walker is built to be posed and played with, not just displayed standing still. That flexibility is a reminder that Solo introduced its own vehicle designs alongside the more familiar AT-AT and AT-ST walkers.

A detachable cargo container

Rather than a fixed command module, the AT-Hauler carries a separate cargo container that detaches from the walker and opens up to reveal its contents, whether that is cargo or a captured figure. That matches the vehicle's role on screen, where it is used specifically to transport goods, and it splits the 829-piece set into distinct playable sections: walker, container and cockpit can each be handled on their own. Anyone recreating the scene can set the container down separately and play with it independently of the walker itself.

White, light grey, black and blue in Imperial style

White and light grey cover the outer shell, black handles the joints and technical details, and blue adds an accent colour, matching the cool, functional design shared by many Imperial vehicles across the films. The parts list on this page covers all 191 unique elements sorted by colour, useful for anyone after specific white panels or joint pieces for their own vehicle builds. That breakdown is also useful for comparing the vehicle against other Imperial models already in a collection.

Five minifigures tied to the story

The 5 minifigures cover both Imperial crew and characters caught up in the transport mission, letting you recreate scenes straight from the film around the finished model. With 191 unique elements across a manageable 829 total pieces, the AT-Hauler stays a mid-sized set, one that slots easily into an existing Star Wars collection alongside other vehicles from the Solo era without needing the shelf space of the larger walker sets. That makes it a worthwhile pick for anyone specifically collecting the range of vehicles introduced in Solo.

FAQ

How many legs does the Imperial AT-Hauler have, and do they move?: It stands on four legs, each with several joints, so the walker can be posed in different stances.
How many pieces and minifigures does 75219 have?: The set has 829 pieces, including 191 unique elements, and comes with 5 minifigures.
What does the detachable container do?: It separates from the walker and opens up to reveal its contents, matching the vehicle's cargo-transport role in the film.

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