Star Wars Colossal AT-AT Mini

[Aaron2]

Wow. I can't believe that for $50 they didn't throw in a couple of snowtroopers at least.

 

[The_Universe]

I Want One

 

[MongooseMatt]

I'll be getting a few of these - we have been using Star Wars figures with the SST rules

 

[Corinth]

To properly replay the Battle of Hoth you need four AT-ATs and one AT-ST, in addition to a Darth Vader figure and as many snowtroopers as you can field for the Imperials (and 12 snowspeeders, a Luke Skywalker On Hoth figure, and as many Rebel artillery and fighters as you can field- oh, and a proxy for the shield generators). I want those AT-ATs.

 

[D_Sinclair]

Considering the AT-AT costs about as much as I paid for this in 1/48 scale, I'd say the AT-AT is a bargain.

 

[MongooseMatt]

To properly replay the Battle of Hoth you need four AT-ATs and one AT-ST, in addition to a Darth Vader figure and as many snowtroopers as you can field for the Imperials (and 12 snowspeeders, a Luke Skywalker On Hoth figure, and as many Rebel artillery and fighters as you can field- oh, and a proxy for the shield generators). I want those AT-ATs.

I think I have enough of everything but the AT-ATs

(I have become a bit of a SW mini whore - obviously did not have enough when I was a child. . .)

 

[Laslo Tremaine]

okay, I am not one for carping about the expense of most gaming products, but...

Fifty bucks!!! Fifty bucks?!?!?!?

I just cannot justify that much money for something that will get so little play time. I was just trying to decided if $60 was a good investment in "The Shackled City Adventure Path" hardcover. I decided yes, since it would be at least a hundred hours (times five if you count each person participating) of entertainment value. And that, sir, is a bargain.

But $50 for a very large miniature figure is completely out of the ball-park for me. Maybe $25. But this item seems much less of a gaming accessory and much more of a collectible display piece.

 

[HalWhitewyrm]

But this item seems much less of a gaming accessory and much more of a collectible display piece.

Thing is that the "mini" is both of those, much like the dragons they'll be releasing for D&D.

 

[Rugger]

I think what kinda weirds me out with the Mega-AT AT is that for $40, one could buy the Action figure version...with more moving parts, lights and sounds.

I'm betting they are about the same size, too...


Hmm...

-Rugger

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

I think what kinda weirds me out with the Mega-AT AT is that for $40, one could buy the Action figure version...with more moving parts, lights and sounds.

I'm betting they are about the same size, too...


Hmm...

-Rugger

But when that action figure version first came out it was upwards of $80. And that's also about 10 years ago, now.