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The LEGO Star Wars AT-ST Walker Set Drops to a New Low Price, Thanks to an Amazon Coupon

The most recent LEGO Star Wars AT-ST Walker set (#75417) has only been out for about a year ( releasing last August ), and it's one of the most detailed iterations of the iconic Star Wars walker we've seen. If you haven't had a chance to pick one up yet, it's currently on sale at Amazon for $178.99 compared to its $199.99 sticker price. But even better, if you clip the coupon attached on the…

The LEGO Star Wars AT-ST Walker Set Drops to a New Low Price, Thanks to an Amazon Coupon

The LEGO Star Wars AT-ST Walker set (#75417), released in August last year, is one of the most intricate depictions of the Star Wars walker. Currently, it can be purchased at Amazon for $178.99, but the price drops to $165.26 with the application of an attached coupon. This 1,513-piece set stands over 14 inches tall, 8.5 inches long, and 8.5 inches wide, making it a significant addition to LEGO's Star Wars theme.

Its fully posable legs, cabin, and guns, along with the brick-built information plaque, add to its detailed appeal. The set also includes an Imperial AT-ST pilot minifigure. Amidst the surge of new LEGO Star Wars releases in 2026, such as the Offworld Sandcrawler and Mudhorn build from the Mandalorian and Grogu, this set continues to showcase the brand's commitment to providing detailed and impressive Star Wars builds.

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