AT-ST

Rotating head: The design allows the cabin to rotate fully 360 degrees, which significantly increases the dynamics of play. Thanks to this, you can position the machine at any angle relative to your legs, imitating looking around for your opponent.

Movable leg joints: Despite the small scale, the model has several points of articulation allowing you to change the inclination of the limbs. This allows the AT-ST to be posed stably in positions that imitate walking on difficult terrain.

Faithful to Hoth Detail: The design is a direct reference to the version of the machine from the Battle of Hoth, as seen in the distinctive arrangement of armor plates. The use of small wedge-shaped elements (wedge plates) perfectly reflects the angular silhouette of the pilot's cabin.

The use of SNOT elements: The building technique with blocks pointing in different directions (Studs Not On Top) allows for obtaining smooth surfaces and details of side reinforcement. This makes the model look professional and replicates larger collector's sets in miniature.