First Order Heavy Assault Walker — B+ · The Brick Drop Score
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First Order Heavy Assault Walker
75189-1 · Star Wars
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The AT-M6 from The Last Jedi landing at $150 for 1376 pieces was one of Star Wars LEGO®'s better pricing moments of the era — and the model's knuckle-walking stance gives it a silhouette unlike anything else on the shelf.
Is the price fair?A+One of the fairest price tags Star Wars LEGO® saw in 2017 — hard to argue with the math at launch.
Will you love it?Cn/a
Holds its value?ARetired and on the rise — this one has been a quiet gainer on the secondary market.
The Full Take
The First Order Heavy Assault Walker nails its source material in a way that matters: that forward-leaning, gorilla-knuckle stance from The Last Jedi translates into a shelf presence that reads as aggressive even sitting still. At $150 for 1376 pieces, this was priced like LEGO® wanted it to move, and it did — which is exactly why the secondary market has rewarded patient holders. The five minifigs are functional rather than spectacular, and the interior play features are sparse for the size, but the exterior geometry is where the engineering effort went. Builders will find the leg articulation and hull shaping more involved than the box suggests — this isn't just a brick-stacked rectangle with feet. For a display collector, it anchors a First Order lineup without apology. Retired and climbing, it's one of the stronger AT-walker releases of the sequel trilogy era.
