LEGO Star Wars at-ST Raider 75254 Building Kit (540 Pieces)

This is a great set that incorporates the Mandalorian, as well as traditional empire technology with modification. Looks great and plays well.

I picked up this set because I saw they were slightly discounted, and I'm just a huge fan of the Mandalorian series and the iconic scene that this set depicts that I wanted it for completion's sake. For some reason these didn't sell well while Lego was still producing them. Maybe it's the color scheme and the fact that it's not an "Imperial" AT-ST. But the design of this set is superb! It looks very accurate and is very imposing. I also think that the time and skill level of the build is slightly above other sets of similar price points, which is a good thing. You also get all the usual AT-ST play features we've come to expect: Movable legs, rotating cockpit, posable guns, and spring-loaded missiles. The only bad part about the build, however, is the sheer amount of stickers you have to apply. I think this is a great set for both kids and adults, and especially a great set for Mandalorian fans. I highly recommend picking one of these up before they sell out and the prices inflate.

Box came in excellent shape.

I saw this set available around the time the new “Mandalorian” show was announced. It looked great & had several good mini-figures with it too. I finally got to open it on Christmas Day & it was totally worth it! The colors & details on all the parts & figures are really nice. The instructions were some of the best I’ve seen - I only had a few small snags on getting the Walkers legs set up correctly. The only thing that’s not really screen accurate is the LEGO Walker has only 1 seat & the actually AT-ST should have 2 seats - 1 for each window. It would also be really cool if there was some sort of red LED light in the cockpit for the effects seen in the show. Otherwise the turret swivels very nicely & the “lasers” shoot smoothly. The legs aren’t extremely pose-able but the Walker displays great. One thing to keep in mind is the 15-20 stickers that need placed but if you take your time it’s not too bad. Overall I really enjoyed the build & the final result!

My son is 8 and absolutely loves this Lego Star Wars set! He enjoys building it step by step and recreating his favorite scenes from the movies. The details are amazing, and it sparks his imagination for hours of creative play. It’s a perfect gift for any young Star Wars fan!

It was a great gift my son enjoyed it and he loves the color and fun for him to tinker

Lego nerd and college student here. This set has some interesting figures and overall looks great on display, but it has too many stickers, and the legs don’t move among a few other things. I would recommend it if it is on sale, but I would not pay $50.00 for it. The set took me about 40 minutes to build. Here are my pros and cons.Pros:The figures are very cool. The Mandalorian features a new headpiece, and some cool armor printing on his legs and torso. He also sports a stylish cape (made of stiff fabric, not the spongy kind.) He has a black head with no face printing under his helmet. I assume this was done by Lego on purpose because of the TV show. The other figures also feature new pieces. Cara Dune’s face is double sided and the two Klatooinian Raider’s feature single sided printing. The raider is a sturdy and tall model that does not break easily (though the guns do pop off the sides sometimes). The cockpit has some nice interior detailing. It includes some very new interesting parts including a gold-bar piece that is colored brown (seem my photos). The missiles fire very well. 540 pieces for $50 (.09 cents a piece) is a very good piece to price ratio (usually anything .10 and under is considered good).Cons:This set has way too many stickers (see my photo). These are hard to apply, especially the thin ones used on the legs. Moreover, the set seems very similar to the previous AT-ST model released only a few years ago, albeit with some different coloring and a few small updates (see my comparison.) This is disappointing seeing as the previous model’s legs have an extremely small range of motion and do not move forward past a certain point, something that remains the same in this version. This severely limits playability and makes the model more of a display piece than an actual playable model. All that being said, considering this set is on sale, I would buy it, especially if you missed out on the last AT-ST or really want the figures.

It was a gift but he did have fun putting it together