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AT-ST

Name: LEGO AT-ST 75332
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 75332
Rating: 4.52 (757 reviews)

51 · SKIP ITINVESTMENT GRADE: B202287 pcsHigh agreement · 89%

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LOVED (7)

01Silly and fun AT-ST design
02Appealing minifigures, including exclusive Wicket and Scout Trooper variants
03Effective leg articulation
04Rare curved corner plate colors (lime/bright green)
05Welcome addition of catapult for Ewok fortification
06Good use of specialized mech-style legs
07First significant Endor set in years

CRITICIZED (8)

01Extremely expensive price (£29.99/$34.99/€34.99)
02AT-ST Driver lacks decorated legs despite Scout Trooper having them
03AT-ST shape is peculiar without engine housing
04Speeder bike design is very basic and looks strange without handlebars
05Catapult features awkward yellow Technic pin that stands out
06No interior cockpit controls
07AT-ST hatch cannot actually open
08Poor value for money overall

What reviewers are saying

"The expensive price spoils an otherwise enjoyable 4+ set"

Brickset Reviews

"While 75332 AT-ST has a two-star rating, it also has a whopping 45 reviews, signalling that many aren't overly impressed with this LEGO Star Wars model"

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Ecosystem

7127 Imperial AT-ST — Both lack the engine housing between legs and cockpit, giving peculiar shape. The new version makes better use of modern mech-style articulation.

75322 Hoth AT-ST — AT-ST Driver design borrows helmet details but differs in torso printing and lacks leg decoration present in earlier versions.

75153 AT-ST Walker — Inferior minifigure legs—this AT-ST Driver omits leg printing that 75153 included, which is disappointing given Scout Trooper's detailed legs.

75238 Action Battle Endor Assault — Wicket minifigure closely resembles this set's version, with minimal differences (extra hood creasing).

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"The expensive price spoils an otherwise enjoyable 4+ set"

Key Pros

✓Silly and fun AT-ST design
✓Appealing minifigures, including exclusive Wicket and Scout Trooper variants
✓Effective leg articulation

Key Cons

✕Extremely expensive price (£29.99/$34.99/€34.99)
✕AT-ST Driver lacks decorated legs despite Scout Trooper having them

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"While 75332 AT-ST has a two-star rating, it also has a whopping 45 reviews, signalling that many aren't overly impressed with this LEGO Star Wars model"

Key Cons

✕Price is too high compared to the contents

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Value drivers

Brickset Reviews: Exclusive Wicket (rare Ewok), Scout Trooper with detailed printing, and AT-ST Driver variants. Wicket is the standout.

Exclusivity

Brickset Reviews: 4+ exclusive Star Wars subline; minifigures are exclusive to this set.

Resale

Brickset Reviews: Likely weak aftermarket performance due to poor perceived value and limited collector demand for 4+ sets. The minifigures may retain some value if separated.

Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (3)

Wicket (Ewok)

Imperial AT-ST Driver

Imperial Scout Trooper

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Specialized AT-ST cockpit pieceValue
New mold created for this set, angular shape with accurate viewports and printed hatch on top (though hatch cannot actually open).
3x3 curved corner plates in lime green and bright green
Rare color availability; previously only in 76217 I am Groot in reddish brown. Used for Ewok fortification railings.
Articulated leg components for AT-STValue
Mech-style legs introduced last year (2021), repurposed effectively with good weight distribution for surprisingly good articulation.

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Buyer Ratings

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670 reviews

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