What does set 75298 actually include?

Two small builds, an AT-AT walker and a Tauntaun, plus two minifigures, one for each vehicle, totalling 205 pieces.

Is this a good size for a first Star Wars set?

Yes, the low piece count and simple techniques make it a quick, low-pressure build compared with the larger licensed Star Wars sets.

How many different piece types does it use?

79 unique elements, mostly in grey, black and tan tones, which you can check in full in the parts list on this page.

Star Wars

AT-AT vs. Tauntaun Microfighters

LEGO® Star Wars Microfighters shrink two vehicles from the saga down to a handful of pieces each, built for speed rather than screen accuracy. Set 75298 pairs the Imperial AT-AT walker with the Rebel Tauntaun, recreating their stand-off on Hoth in a form you can finish in one sitting.

Set number: 75298
Year: 2021
Pieces: 205
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 79

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 79

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 2

AT-AT Driver, Sand Blue Uniform, 3626cpr0937 Head fig-0103884 pieces × 1
Luke Skywalker, Hoth Outfit, Tan Hat, Printed Light Bluish Gray Legs fig-0111245 pieces × 1

Description

A pocket-sized rematch

Rather than one large model, 75298 gives you two small builds that face off against each other, which is the whole idea behind the Microfighters line: quick to assemble, instantly recognisable, and free of fiddly techniques. That makes it a solid pick for a first Star Wars set, since both sides of the story are represented at once rather than just a single vehicle. If you already own other Microfighters sets, these two slot straight into that collection, letting you build up further stand-offs from across the saga one small box at a time.

Reading the AT-AT in miniature

The walker relies on a handful of well-chosen elements out of its share of the 205 pieces: grey leg sections, an angular head and a seat for one minifigure. It won't match the scale of larger AT-AT sets, but the silhouette reads instantly, which is the whole point of a Microfighter – recognisable at a glance rather than accurate down to every panel from the films. The legs are built to move, so you can pose the walker mid-stride without any extra mechanism or motorised parts.

The Tauntaun's build and its rider

The Tauntaun uses tan and grey pieces to suggest fur and a saddle for the second minifigure, giving the set a mobile counterpart to the AT-AT rather than a static diorama piece. Facing the two models off against each other turns a shelf display into a small scene without needing much space, and either half also stands fine on its own. The simplified head and leg shapes still read clearly as a Tauntaun thanks to their rounded, creature-like curves rather than looking like a generic four-legged animal.

What the parts list adds up to

Across both builds the set uses 79 unique parts in light and dark bluish grey, black and tan – a fairly compact palette that keeps the two vehicles visually connected. The full parts list on this page breaks down every element and colour, useful if you're checking what's reusable for your own builds or comparing it with other Hoth-themed sets. The grey leg pieces from the walker and the tan Tauntaun elements are both worth a second look if you build outside the Star Wars theme too.

FAQ

What does set 75298 actually include?: Two small builds, an AT-AT walker and a Tauntaun, plus two minifigures, one for each vehicle, totalling 205 pieces.
Is this a good size for a first Star Wars set?: Yes, the low piece count and simple techniques make it a quick, low-pressure build compared with the larger licensed Star Wars sets.
How many different piece types does it use?: 79 unique elements, mostly in grey, black and tan tones, which you can check in full in the parts list on this page.