AT-M6
star-wars • 52 pcs
- Set number
- 911948-1
- Availability
- In production
- Pieces
- 52
- Released
- 2019
- Theme
- Star Wars
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Where it came from
The AT-M6, or All Terrain MegaCaliber Six, was introduced as a pivotal heavy walker in the First Order's arsenal during the 2017 film Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Its design was intended to evoke a more imposing, gorilla-like silhouette compared to the classic Imperial AT-AT, featuring reinforced front legs for stability and a massive dorsal-mounted cannon capable of siege-level destruction. The LEGO model 911948-1 is a miniature representation of this walker, released as part of a promotional foil-pack series to celebrate the film's theatrical debut.
Designed to distill the complex mechanical features of the on-screen walker into a minimal piece count, this micro-scale set emphasizes the forward-leaning stance of the AT-M6. It was distributed through children's magazines and retail promotions, serving as a accessible entry point for fans to collect the newer generation of First Order hardware. While it lacks the intricate articulation of larger sets, it remains a notable example of how LEGO translates cinematic spectacle into compact, desktop-sized form factors.
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