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Set 7675 AT-TE Walker
Star Wars

LEGO® AT-TE Walker

Six legs, a low armoured hull and a heavy cannon: the AT-TE is the Republic's walker of the Clone Wars. Set 7675 appeared in 2008 with 810 pieces and 6 minifigures.

Set number
7675
Year
2008
Pieces
810
Minifigures
6
Theme
Star Wars
Different parts
187
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Parts list 187

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Spare parts (10)

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Minifigures 6

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Description

Ancestor of the Imperial walkers

The AT-TE first strides into view during the Battle of Geonosis in Attack of the Clones and becomes a regular sight in The Clone Wars animated series. It is lower and wider than the later Imperial AT-AT, and it walks on six legs rather than four, which gives it a sturdy, crab-like stance. This 2008 set belongs to the wave of releases tied to The Clone Wars, and it captures that squat, determined profile well, with the cannon mounted on top.

More varied than it looks

At first glance, six identical legs suggest a repetitive build, but 187 unique parts among 810 pieces tell a different story. The legs do provide some repetition, which also makes for satisfying milestones, while the hull, cannon and interior call for a broad range of elements. Experienced builders will finish it in an evening; younger ones can treat each leg as a small goal and work through it over a few days without losing track.

Blue on grey

Light bluish grey and dark bluish grey form the armour, black takes care of joints and technical detail, and blue adds a few accents that set this walker apart from plain grey vehicles. It is a restrained scheme that sits comfortably next to other Republic models from the Clone Wars. If you build your own designs, the set is a sensible source of grey basics plus a handful of blue parts for markings.

Six minifigures and a bigger battle

With six minifigures, the AT-TE is a proper playset, and it combines easily with other Clone Wars vehicles into a larger battlefield. Since it has been retired for a long time, most copies are second-hand. Working through the full parts list on this page is the easiest way to make sure yours is complete, from the six legs down to the smallest accessories, and the build tool here reveals what other models your collection could already put together.

FAQ

How is the AT-TE different from the AT-AT?
The AT-TE is a six-legged Republic walker from the Clone Wars era, while the AT-AT is the later four-legged Imperial machine.
Is set 7675 hard to build?
Not especially. It has 187 unique parts among 810 pieces, with the legs adding some easy repetition.
Which films or series feature the AT-TE?
It appears in Attack of the Clones and throughout The Clone Wars animated series.

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