The AT-M6 polybag scores an A- on appreciation — but everything else about this thing is borderline insulting. 52 pieces, no minifig, and a build that wraps up before you've settled into your chair.
Is the price fair?DNo retail price data to judge — this one's purely a secondary market play now.
Will you love it?DA micro walker that's more suggestion than model — hard to love what barely exists.
Holds its value?A-Strong appreciation track record; sealed polybags from this era have legs.
The Full Take
An 8.8 appreciation score on a 52-piece polybag sounds like a trick, and it kind of is — the secondary market rewards its scarcity, not its substance. The build itself is a thumbnail sketch of the Last Jedi's most imposing walker, shrunk down to something you'd find in a cereal box. No minifig, no meaningful technique, nothing that rewards a builder or fills a shelf with any real presence. Kids will be done with it in ten minutes and looking for something else. The one honest argument for this set is purely financial: buy it sealed, shelve it, and wait. Outside that narrow use case, the D overall is the whole story.
