The AT-AT Pilot, or AT-AT Driver, is a minifigure that specializes in piloting the All-Terrain Armored Transport (or AT-AT). Unlike normal Stormtroopers, they have Imperial Symbols on their helmets and a Pilot torso. In 2010, the pilot sports a new helmet mould and printing as seen on the right. They fought in the Battle of Hoth where they piloted the AT-AT walkers towards the Rebel base to attack the rebels. They share the same helmet mould as a TIE Pilot.
Description
The original AT-AT Pilot features the simplest design with the least amount of printing. Similar to the 2007 and 2010 redesigns the original AT-AT Pilot has a primarily white and gray color scheme. The helmet of the original minifigure is the simplest and has the same mold as most of the original Stormtroopers.
The difference between the 2007 and 2010 redesigns lies primarily in the helmet design. The latter more recent design has more detail in terms of printing. Both helmets have very similar helmet molds.
The 2014 design is the most unique as it features a gray color scheme and new printing on the torso and legs.
The 2020 redesign is expected to come out in the 75288 AT-AT. This variant looks similar to the 2014 variant, but has black imperial logos on it's helmet. The legs are printed with oxygen tubes on them and the life support pattern is different.
Background
Selected from hardened Imperial Army troopers, Army pilots were often considered as the best of the best, spending hours in training simulators. They were trained in guiding walkers across all sorts of terrain, and were taught to use plain sight terror tactics, giving them an arrogant attitude. Most pilots had strong ties to their walkers, believing they were just extensions of their walkers and vice versa.
Notes
- It should be noted that in the Star Wars universe, AT-AT and AT-ST Pilots were the same type of soldier, known as Imperial Army pilots.
LEGO.com Description
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AT-AT drivers pilot the Empire’s powerful and nearly unstoppable All Terrain Armored Transport mechanical walkers. They wear armor and helmets similar to those of TIE fighter pilots, but colored in light gray. |
Appearances
An AT-AT Pilot in LEGO Star Wars
- 4483 Imperial AT-AT
- 8129 AT-AT Walker (New Helmet)
- 10178 Motorized Walking AT-AT
- B10178 Motorized Walking AT-AT - Free Duracell Batteries Included
- 8084 Snowtrooper Battle Pack (New Helmet)
- 75054 AT-AT
- 75075 AT-AT (Redesign)
- 75288 AT-AT
Video Game Appearances
- LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy (only on levels "Escape from Echo Base" and "Speeder Showdown" with the extra toggle feature)
- LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga (only on levels "Escape from Echo Base" and "Speeder Showdown" with extra toggle)
- LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
Gallery of Variations
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| Original version | 2007 Redesign | 2010 Redesign | 2014 Redesign | Upcoming 2020 Redesign |
Start a Discussion Discussions about AT-AT Pilot
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Scout Trooper LSWCS
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Why can't I use Scout Trooper or AT-AT Driver outside of the Speeder Showdown level on Endor?
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If you want to play as the Scout Trooper or AT-AT Driver, make sure you have the Extra Toggle feature on, then go to the Speeder Showdown level...
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