LEGO Star Wars UCS AT-AT review! Gigantic $800 dust collector

I don't like dust. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere.

To be fair this one does contain a full interior, granted given the design this one is probably easier to implement that, but the Falcon had 2 small rooms and a very cramped cockpit. Not that that’s a huge thing to everyone but it does speak volumes to the Lego designers prowess when it comes to designing vehicles that look good inside and out.

That opening where he lowered his chair What a legend

Still the best and most thorough LEGO reviews on youtube. Thank you Jang for keeping such a good work over the years. 💛

13:05 No, I think there is one more thing that you could ask for; a trans-blue nanofigure of Darth Vader (or even just the hooded and cloaked nanofig) for Gen. Veers to report to.

The issue with Luke is that it's the wrong version. he's wearing the X-wing pilot jumpsuit, as opposed to the cold temperature thermal on that the rebels wear on Hoth.

Did you know that this is actually larger than the actual models they used to film the scene?

Giant robot camel is the perfect way to describe an AT AT

How could you forget to mention that this walker is powered by 12 canisters of Octan fuel hidden within the the power units in the back?

Expensive to be sure, but this feels made for people like me who don’t buy Lego sets or UCS sets normally. The set itself looks beautiful once it’s built and really stands as a testament to Lego’s engineering capability.

I kept getting frustrated that he was annoyed with the colors exposed but then I remembered it’s an 800 dollar set

I think the Snowtroopers have printed kamas and backpacks so they can easily sit in the classic LEGO chair pieces that the interior is filled with, that's definitely an acceptable compromise in my book

Thanks!

Thanks for the honest, in-depth review, and warning about the legs. I appreciate the incredible cross-sections inspired interior space, speeder storage, room inside the cockpit and figure selection. Yet it felt a bit underwhelming when I saw it at my local Lego store. Large, yes, but somehow less impressive than the UCS Falcon that used to be in that spot. I’m not seeing myself shelling out 800€ for this one. And that’s coming from someone who has the ISD Devastator, the SSD Executor, the UCS Falcon and a thing for Imperial walkers.

So this is what a LEGO AT-AT in true scale to minifigs looks like. Impressive.

Does anyone know the cost of production for printed bricks? It seems absurd to me that an 800$ set for collectors wouldn’t be exclusively printed which looks cleaner and lasts longer. Additionally, and maybe I’m wrong on this but for the price point, 40 snow troopers doesn’t seem that crazy. I would love to see the cost distribution between licensing, designers, and manufacturing to see how the cost is decided and why certain corners get cut

I love your reviews, JangBricks. You are not afraid to say if you don’t like something. Some of the other Lego YouTubers don’t ever seem to say anything negative about sets.

Funnny, I'd rather have this one than the falcon. It is more interesting to me, the mechanics and shape. Either way, I would not spend $800 on any of them unless I was very wealthy

"AT AT" "I prefer the proper pronunciation." "A-T-A-T" "I said the proper pronunciation." "Giant Grey Camel Robot Dog Thing" "Perfection."

I like the fact that you review sets you've bought so that you'll give us a 100 percent unbiased and honest review, thanks Jang!