LEGO has just dropped details on a new compact collectible that’s bound to excite fans of the galaxy far, far away. Set 75440 is a LEGO mini AT-AT designed as a mid-scale display piece rather than a massive centrepiece. With 525 pieces, a Rebel Snowspeeder locked into the famous tow-cable attack pose, and a price point that doesn’t launch into hyperspace, it’s an enticing addition to the LEGO Star Wars line.
Release Date: January 1, 2026
MSRP / Price Range: £59.99 / $64.99 USD
Edition Size / Production Run: Standard retail release
Manufacturer / License: LEGO, under official Star Wars license
What Makes This Miniature AT-AT Different
This isn’t the towering UCS build some might be expecting, but at just over 17 cm tall, it hits that sweet spot between impressive detail and display-friendly scale. Unlike its massive UCS cousin or earlier playset-style AT-ATs, this version comes with no minifigures and skips interior play features. Instead, it delivers on clean lines, accurate proportions and that cinematic flair we love from the Hoth sequence in The Empire Strikes Back.
The standout feature? A cleverly integrated Snowspeeder circling the walker’s legs with a tow cable, recreating that iconic takedown moment. It turns what could’ve been a static shelf piece into a mini diorama full of motion and story.
For those already collecting from the more mature Star Wars LEGO offerings, like the LEGO Star Wars UCS Death Star or the Andor K-2SO Security Droid set, this set fits right in style-wise. It’s minimal but dramatic and feels designed with display in mind.
A Brief History of the AT-AT Walker
The AT-AT, or All Terrain Armored Transport, made its first appearance in The Empire Strikes Back, stomping across the icy fields of Hoth with all the subtlety of a steel elephant. Towering at over 20 metres tall in-universe, these walking tanks became the embodiment of Imperial firepower and intimidation.
They were slow, sure, but they were armoured like fortresses and loaded with blasters. Troop carrier, artillery, fear-inducing war machine, the AT-AT did it all. That said, they weren’t invincible. As every fan knows, a few Rebels with tow cables and some solid flying skills managed to bring them down. That exact David vs Goliath moment is what this LEGO set captures, and it’s why this vehicle holds such a lasting place in Star Wars history.
Over the years, we’ve seen First Order upgrades, Clone Wars-era precursors, and even alternate walker designs, but the classic AT-AT remains the blueprint. It’s no surprise LEGO chose to revisit it again, this time in a new miniaturised format.
Set Details, Pricing and Where to Buy
This new LEGO Star Wars mini AT-AT set release date is set for 1 January 2026, with pre-orders already live on LEGO’s official site.
It’s priced at $64.99 USD or £59.99, putting it in line with other mid-scale Star Wars releases. That makes it a solid pickup for both casual fans and those who’ve been building out their LEGO fleet for years.
For those asking where to buy the LEGO miniaturised AT-AT Star Wars set, it’ll be available directly through LEGO online and most major retailers that carry licensed LEGO sets.
Final Thoughts on the LEGO Mini AT-AT
The LEGO mini AT-AT coming soon may not be the biggest walker in your collection, but it might be the smartest. It’s lean, cinematic and knows exactly what it’s doing, capturing one of Star Wars’ most iconic moments in a size that’s easy to display.
For longtime fans, this set brings just enough nostalgia without demanding a whole weekend to build or an entire table to display. For new collectors, it’s an easy entry point into the more stylised LEGO Star Wars line.
It’s not just a mini walker, it’s a mini time machine back to 1980 Hoth.
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