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Hoth AT-ST

Name: LEGO Hoth AT-ST 75322
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 75322

77 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB2022586 pcsHigh agreement · 93%

Expert reviews

5analyzed

Owner ratings

3.7K+

BrickScore

Recommended

Owners

Synthesized Verdict

"With a BrickScore of 76.5 and 95% of buyers recommending it across nearly 3,700 ratings, the Hoth AT-ST is a well-executed Hoth display companion that earns its Recommended tier through strong minifigures, a solid probe droid bonus build, and convincing screen accuracy. Minor quibbles about the eye slots and neck color are real but do not undermine an otherwise well-regarded set."

The Hoth AT-ST earns a BrickScore of 76.5 and a Recommended tier, with high reviewer agreement across its source pool. At $49.99 it is praised as a well-priced, screen-accurate companion to the UCS AT-AT (75313) and a solid standalone model that delivers good minifigures and a satisfying build. Owner ratings are strong: 4.79 out of 5 across 3,691 buyers, with 95% recommending it, the highest recommendation rate in this batch.

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LOVED (7)

01Strong minifigure selection: AT-ST Driver, Snowtrooper, and snow-dusted Chewbacca with updated printing
02Probe droid micro-build praised as an excellent bonus inclusion
03Scale and proportions that display convincingly alongside the UCS AT-AT

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CRITICIZED (7)

01Front windshield treatment (eye slots) considered less screen-accurate than the Rogue One-era AT-ST version, which used hinge panels
02One black piece in the neck joint should have been gray for better accuracy
03Probe droid is delicate and pieces detach easily

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Build Facts what critics report

⏱ Build time

between an hour-and-a-half and two hours

🧩 Difficulty

intermediate

🎯 Audience

collectors

In Their Words most-used terms across every critic review

goodhothlegsdetailat-stprobedroiddesignvariantpricecockpitdetaileddriverheadaccurateexcellentexclusivelimitedonlycomparedlacksmodelimprovedproportionsvehiclestickerstechniquesparts

What reviewers are saying

"LEGO has introduced continual improvements in the design of the Imperial AT-ST and 75322 Hoth AT-ST represents the new pinnacle!"

Brickset Reviews

"this is the first themed towards its appearance on Hoth"

Brick Fanatics

Ecosystem

75153 AT-ST Walker 80 — The proportions are completely unique compared to 75153, matching the onscreen vehicle from The Empire Strikes Back rather than Return of the Jedi. This model is narrowly taller at 27cm.

75254 AT-ST Raider 72 — 75322 retains some features from 75254, especially in the structure of the legs, but the proportions are completely unique to this Hoth variant.

8038 The Battle of Endor 80 — While 8038 is good and achieved greater minifigure-scale accuracy, increasing the scale of 75322 permits superior detail.

75313 AT-AT 78 — The set looks reasonable when displayed beside the gargantuan 75313 AT-AT, and complements it well for a comprehensive Hoth display.

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BUY

"LEGO has introduced continual improvements in the design of the Imperial AT-ST and 75322 Hoth AT-ST represents the new pinnacle!"

Key Pros

✓Outstanding detail
✓Accurate proportions and shaping
✓Portrays a lesser-known vehicle

Key Cons

✕Limited leg articulation
✕Only space for one minifigure

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BUY

"this is the first themed towards its appearance on Hoth"

Key Pros

✓Excellent probe droid redesign with intricate techniques
✓No stickers used; clever parts usage and design techniques instead
✓Three exclusive and well-designed minifigures

Key Cons

✕Legs do not actually 'walk' - lacks functionality like earlier models
✕Overall model not quite as good as 75153 AT-ST Walker

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Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (4)

Imperial AT-ST Driver

Chewbacca

Imperial Probe Droid

Hoth Rebel Trooper

Standout parts (per reviewers)

2x6 wedge plates
Introduced during 2021; integration is particularly effective in the cockpit module.
Brick-built footpads
A considerable improvement upon past designs, perfectly recreating their onscreen shape and including blades for slicing through light fortifications. These have been formed using stickers on the two previous models, so the brick-built structure is much-appreciated.
Trans-clear column
Mounts the Imperial Probe Droid, elevating it above the ground.
1x1 slopes connected to 1x2 slopes with cutout
Used for probe droid body shaping, creating unique angles that run both horizontally and vertically
Dark grey Battle Droid bodies and Bionicle mechanical arms
Used as greebling for the legs, looking very effective
1x1 round plates, bars, clips, Technic elements, wedge plates
Extensively used throughout cockpit interior for detailed construction