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Set 75288 AT-AT
Star Wars

AT-AT

AT-AT is a 2020 LEGO® Star Wars set with 1,267 pieces across 267 shapes and 6 minifigures. It recreates the Imperial walker from the Battle of Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back. Light bluish grey, black, dark bluish grey and blue match the familiar Imperial vehicle look from the films.

Set number
75288
Year
2020
Pieces
1,267
Minifigures
6
Theme
Star Wars
Different parts
267
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 267

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 (22)

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

Minifigures 6

Description

A vehicle from an iconic scene

The AT-AT, short for All Terrain Armored Transport, ranks among the most recognisable vehicles in the Star Wars films and played a central role in the Battle of Hoth. With 1,267 pieces, the model features moving legs, a rotating head and room for minifigures inside, capturing the original's tall, striding silhouette. The piece and shape count points to a solidly detailed build sitting in the mid-range of Star Wars vehicle sets. On screen, the walker's scale next to Rebel vehicles is part of what makes it so intimidating, an effect the model echoes through its tall, narrow profile.

267 shapes built around movement

With 267 distinct shapes across 1,267 pieces, the focus clearly sits on functional assemblies such as the legs and head rather than an extremely high shape variety, unlike pure detail dioramas. The 6 minifigures typically include both Imperial and Rebel characters, making it possible to restage scenes from the Battle of Hoth. The parts list on this page shows every shape individually, handy for anyone hunting specific Star Wars specialty pieces. The joints in the legs and head are worth a closer look, since they carry the weight behind the model's striding pose.

Playable as well as displayable

Unlike pure display models, the AT-AT is built for play: the head typically opens to seat minifigures in the cockpit, and the legs allow it to stand in its characteristic striding pose. That makes the set useful both for open play and for shelf display, depending on how it's used. Even after the legs are repositioned repeatedly, the model tends to stay stable enough for long-term display.

Who it suits

The AT-AT suits fans of the original trilogy as well as LEGO® Star Wars vehicle collectors looking to recreate one of the franchise's most iconic scenes. At 1,267 pieces, it offers a manageable but not trivial build, making it approachable for less experienced builders too. As a gift for Star Wars fans who don't yet own a vehicle from the ice world of Hoth, it fills a noticeable gap in plenty of collections.

FAQ

Which film is the AT-AT based on?
It's known from the Battle of Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back, the second film in the original Star Wars trilogy.
Does the model have moving parts?
The legs and head are typically designed to move, letting the model stand in a striding pose.
How many minifigures come with the set?
It includes 6 minifigures, suited to recreating scenes from the Battle of Hoth.

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