AT-AT (6,782 pieces)
AT-AT (6,782 pieces)
Low Stock: Only 3 left for immediate shipping.
Couldn't load pickup availability
The Star Wars™ AT-AT™ (75313) is a collectible building set made up of 6,785 pieces, allowing fans to recreate the iconic Imperial war vehicle from the Star Wars saga. This detailed model offers an immersive building experience and is ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of the series.
Main Features:
Authentic Design: The model faithfully captures the distinctive features of the AT-AT, including adjustable legs and head, realistic recoil action cannons, rotating cannons, a hatch for bomb dropping, and a hook to attach Luke Skywalker’s cable, as seen in the Battle of Hoth.
Detailed Interior: The main body features panels that open to reveal a detailed interior, with space for up to 40 LEGO minifigures, 4 speeder bikes (2 included), and a repeating blaster E-Web. The head/cockpit accommodates 2 minifigures and has space for one more.
Included Minifigures: The set includes 9 minifigures: General Veers, Luke Skywalker, Snowtrooper Commander, 4 Snowtroopers, and 2 AT-AT Pilots, along with an information plaque to complete this fascinating centerpiece.
Dimensions of the Assembled Model: The AT-AT stands over 62 cm tall, 69 cm long, and 24 cm wide, making it an impressive display piece.
Benefits:
Engaging Building Experience: With 6,785 pieces, it offers a rewarding challenge for experienced builders and a learning opportunity for beginners.
Display Piece: Once assembled, the AT-AT serves as an impressive decorative piece, ideal for displaying at home or in the office.
Interactivity: The movable features, such as the adjustable legs and head, recoil action cannons, and opening hatches, add an interactive dimension to the model.
This set is an excellent choice for those looking to immerse themselves in the Star Wars universe and build a detailed replica of one of the saga's most iconic vehicles.
Stressed?
It's proven that building Lego cars helps relieve stress and anxiety.
Focusing on the pieces and the construction process calms the mind and provides a sense of tranquility.
Autotherapy
According to psychologist Sabrina Amaral, we all have an "inner sage," and before despairing over life and work events, she recommends using tools that can help access it, such as self-therapy – a technique inspired by the Socratic method, which prompts a moment of deep reflection as the person seeks answers to a series of questions.
Concentration
Building Lego models requires attention to detail. This also helps improve concentration and focus, especially in people with attention difficulties or ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder).
Creativity
Building with Lego can be a way to express emotions and feelings nonverbally. The models created can reflect the builder's emotional state and provide a way to process difficult experiences.
Self-esteem
Completing a Lego car can bring a satisfying sense of accomplishment and pride. This helps boost self-esteem and self-confidence, especially for those facing challenges or difficulties in other areas of life.