How many pieces does AT-ST 75332 have?

The set includes 87 pieces, made up of 49 unique parts and three minifigures.

What does the AT-ST represent?

It depicts the Empire's two-legged scout walker, best known from the Battle of Endor.

Do the parts suit other Star Wars builds?

Yes, the grey and reddish brown tones among the 49 unique parts match well with other Star Wars sets and dioramas.

Star Wars

AT-ST

AT-ST is a compact 2022 Star Wars set depicting the two-legged Imperial scout walker best known from the Battle of Endor in Return of the Jedi. With 87 pieces and 49 unique parts, it's one of the smaller AT-ST interpretations in the LEGO Star Wars range, yet still captures the walker's distinctive silhouette. Three minifigures round the set out into a small, complete scene.

Set number: 75332
Year: 2022
Pieces: 87
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 49

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 49

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 (2)

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

Minifigures 3

AT-ST Driver, Plain Legs fig-0129504 pieces × 1
Scout Trooper - Reddish Brown Head fig-0129524 pieces × 1
Wicket, Ewok, Printed Dark Orange Hood, Tan Face, Lines on Hood fig-0129533 pieces × 1

Description

The walker from the Star Wars saga

The AT-ST, short for All Terrain Scout Transport, is one of the Empire's most recognisable vehicle types, easy to spot thanks to its two-legged walk and rotating cabin. This set recreates that shape in 87 pieces of light and dark bluish grey plus reddish brown, with the 49 unique parts handling the walker's characteristic leg and cabin joints. For such a small model, it reads as unmistakably an AT-ST, largely thanks to a clear, deliberate colour split. The cabin's distinctive shape in particular carries much of that recognisability, despite the relatively low overall part count.

A compact build with plenty of detail

At 87 pieces, this AT-ST counts among the smaller takes on the walker, but it doesn't skip key features such as the posable cabin or hinted-at weaponry. The 49 unique parts are used where they matter most visually, particularly around the leg joints. That makes the set a solid choice for anyone after a compact addition to a larger Star Wars collection, without it taking up much room on a shelf.

Three minifigures for the Endor scene

Three minifigures come with the set, a relatively high number for a model this size, and point towards a scene involving several characters, such as Imperial troops on patrol on Endor. That figure count makes the set worth a look even separate from the walker itself, for collectors after specific characters from the line. Paired with the posable AT-ST, several small battle or patrol scenes can be acted out. The set also stands on its own as a small diorama piece, even without a direct link to a larger collection.

Parts for a wider Star Wars collection

The mix of grey and reddish brown tones is common across many Star Wars sets, so several of the 49 unique parts here suit custom dioramas or conversions elsewhere. The full parts list on this page shows every colour and shape included, useful for tracking down specific joint pieces or armour elements for a bigger Endor diorama. Owners of other small Star Wars sets will also find matching tones here for combined display scenes.

FAQ

How many pieces does AT-ST 75332 have?: The set includes 87 pieces, made up of 49 unique parts and three minifigures.
What does the AT-ST represent?: It depicts the Empire's two-legged scout walker, best known from the Battle of Endor.
Do the parts suit other Star Wars builds?: Yes, the grey and reddish brown tones among the 49 unique parts match well with other Star Wars sets and dioramas.