Today’s set is 30274 AT-DP.

It looks like the AT-ST but just ever so slightly different.

The head shape is much narrower. Where the AT-ST was wide enough to seat two drivers side-by-side and look like it, the AT-DP by contrast looks like it’s a single seater, or, if there are two drivers, they sit tandem style.

There are no “ear” cannons, but there is a gigantic oversized ball-jointed chin cannon. It’s pretty satisfying for that cannon to have some articulation.

The legs are poseable thanks to click hinge plates. There aren’t a ton of different poses you can do other than standing still or deciding which leg to put forward and which one to put back. But that’s okay cause really, that’s how legs are supposed to work.

That’s all I gotta say. I’m sorry if the reviews this week feel phoned in. I’m having a tough week.

Does It Suck or Does It Rock?

This set rocks! As mini chicken walker models go, this one is pretty great. I never got either of the larger models so I don’t have much of a frame of reference. In fact, since I never saw it in action on the Star Wars Rebels cartoon, I have exactly zero point of reference. Never mind that though, because I do like this iteration. It’s different enough from the AT-ST to really stand out on its own. And that ball-jointed chin cannon? It’s the best.

Sponsorship

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You Can Win This And Every Other Polybag I Review This Year

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