MTT
star-wars • 51 pcs
- Set number
- 30059-1
- Availability
- In production
- Pieces
- 51
- Released
- 2012
- Theme
- Star Wars
- Barcode
- 5702014857476
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Where it came from
The MTT, or Multi-Troop Transport, set 30059-1 was released by LEGO in 2012 as a promotional polybag item. Based on the iconic heavy transport vehicle used by the Trade Federation in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, specifically 'The Phantom Menace', this miniature model was designed to capture the vehicle's distinctive elongated, flattened shape and its capacity for deploying battle droids. It served as a compact, accessible entry point for fans looking to recreate the invasion of Naboo on a smaller scale.
As a polybag set, the design focuses on an efficient use of grey and tan elements to represent the mechanical aesthetic of the Trade Federation's fleet. While LEGO has released several larger, system-scale versions of the MTT throughout the years, this particular micro-scale iteration is noted by collectors for its clever parts usage in such a restricted size. It was distributed through various retail promotions and remains a recognizable piece for those who collect the Star Wars mini-build series.
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