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This Lego Star Wars UCS AT-ST set is cheaper than ever — I'll always love this chicken walker

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This Lego Star Wars UCS AT-ST set is cheaper than ever — I'll always love this chicken walker

You can keep your space camels, the AT-ST is Star Wars' coolest land vehicle, and now this Lego Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series AT-ST is $39 off at Amazon, the cheapest this set has ever been.

Save $39 on this Lego Star Wars UCS AT-ST at Amazon.

Like the rest of Lego's Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series , this Lego Star Wars AT-ST is a seriously detailed model.

It has some interactive features, including rotating guns and an opening hatch, but at 14.5 inches tall, this is very much a display model.

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Star Wars AT-ST Walker: was $200 now $161 Save $39 on this Lego Star Wars UCS AT-ST set, sure to look absolutely stunning on any shelf or table.

Launching just last year, this buildable model has never been cheaper.

NOTE: Make sure you tick the coupon box to get it at this price.

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This Lego Star Wars UCS AT-ST does have some interactive features but it's not intended for play. (Image credit: Lego) What's not to love about Star Wars' AT-ST? First glimpsed in The Empire Strikes Back and heavily featured in Return of the Jedi are typical of the Empire; designed to instil fear, but laughably impractical.

I can just imagine the Emperor laughing..

"Yes.. yes.... more like a chicken!" as his engineering team roll their eyes.

And now, thanks to Lego, you can own this super-detailed Lego Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series AT-ST.

Made up of 1,513 pieces, it's for builders aged 18+ or over.

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