Hoth AT-ST (580 pieces)
Hoth AT-ST (580 pieces)
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The Hoth AT-ST™ (75322) is a 586-piece set that allows fans to recreate the iconic Imperial bipedal vehicle as seen in the Battle of Hoth in "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back." This detailed model offers an engaging building experience and is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of the saga.
Main Features:
Authentic Design: The AT-ST features a hatch and roof that open for access to the minifigure cockpit, a rotating head operated by a wheel, two spring-loaded shooters, and adjustable legs.
Included Minifigures: The set includes three minifigures: Chewbacca, a Hoth AT-ST pilot, and a Hoth rebel soldier, along with an imperial probe droid, allowing you to recreate iconic scenes from the Battle of Hoth.
Dimensions of the Assembled Model: The AT-ST stands approximately 26 cm tall, 16 cm long, and 13 cm wide, making it an impressive display piece.
Benefits:
Engaging Building Experience: With 586 pieces, it offers a rewarding challenge for experienced builders and a learning opportunity for beginners.
Display Piece: After assembly, the Hoth AT-ST serves as an impressive decorative piece, ideal for display at home or in the office.
Interactivity: The movable features, such as the rotating head and adjustable legs, 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.
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