Five minifigs in a $60 Star Wars set is borderline absurd — and the AT-AP itself has the kind of chunky, aggressive silhouette that looks right at home next to anything in your Clone Wars lineup.
Is the price fair?A+Five figs and a full walker for sixty bucks — Star Wars pricing doesn't usually work this hard in your favor.
Will you love it?C+Solid clone wars energy, strong minifig haul, but the build itself won't stop the clock.
Holds its value?A-Retired Clone Wars vehicles with fig-heavy lineups have legs — this one should age well.
The Full Take
The AT-AP Walker doesn't get the hype it deserves. Five minifigs at this price point is rare air for Star Wars LEGO®, and the lineup here — clone troopers plus some separatist muscle — gives kids real armies to throw at each other. The walker itself is a solid, three-legged tank: not flashy, but purposeful and shelf-stable in a way a lot of mid-tier vehicles aren't. The build experience is competent without being thrilling, so hardcore builders won't lose sleep if they miss it, but the overall package punches well above its weight class. Retired sets in this range with strong minifig counts have a track record of drifting upward, and this one fits that mold.
