AT-ST Raider

Description

Not the Empire's walker any more

Most AT-ST models recreate the Imperial scout walker as it strides through the forests of Endor. This one follows a different story. In the first season of The Mandalorian, a gang of raiders on the planet Sorgan uses a salvaged AT-ST to bully a village of farmers, until Din Djarin and Cara Dune help the villagers fight back. Released in 2021, this small LEGO® build captures that walker in miniature, so it sits more naturally beside other sets from the series than beside the classic film trilogy.

Small, but varied

The model uses 53 pieces, and 32 of them are different elements. That is a high ratio for such a compact build: very few parts repeat, so almost every step adds something new rather than stacking the same brick again and again. There are no minifigures in the set, which keeps the focus entirely on the walker itself. Younger builders can finish it on their own without much help, while adult fans tend to treat it as a quick evening build or a desk piece that takes up almost no room.

A palette with a twist

According to the catalogue data, dark bluish grey and light bluish grey make up the bulk of the parts, joined by red and reddish brown. Those warmer tones are what set this version apart from the plain grey walkers seen in earlier Star Wars sets, and they make the raider variant easy to pick out on a crowded shelf. For anyone who later breaks the model down, the mix is useful: greys are the backbone of countless builds, and reddish brown works well for scenery such as fences, crates or rough ground.

The full inventory

Further down this page you will find the complete list of all 53 pieces. It is handy for checking a second-hand copy, replacing a lost part or sorting the walker back out of a mixed tub of bricks. The What can I build? tool goes one step further and compares your own collection with other sets, showing which ones you could already complete. Small builds with a wide spread of different elements, like this one, often fill surprising gaps when you run that comparison against a larger collection.

FAQ

Is this the same AT-ST as in Return of the Jedi?

It is the same type of Imperial walker, but the set represents the salvaged machine used by raiders in The Mandalorian rather than an Imperial one.

Who is this set suited to?

With 53 pieces it is a quick build that younger fans can manage alone. Collectors often use it to round off a Mandalorian display.

What are the main colours?

Dark bluish grey and light bluish grey dominate, with red and reddish brown as accents.