Mould King 21015 Star Plan Toy MOC Movie Game 6919+ PCS Scale Motorized Walking Imperial Interior Walker Electric UCS All-Terrain Panzer Transport

It was a long 4 days putting the AT AT together. Seeing it go come a few bricks to that giant monster was amazing. I wasn't missing any bricks, A plus there. Book was colorful and felt really nice. For non lego it was really good. I need glue a couple of pieces here and there because they kept falling off and i moved it around. The body sides do move so you can look inside and the main panels come off. The only thing I didn't like were the legs. Its only held on by 2 technic pegs which I have thought about gluing them. The little hammer tool they give you is amazing. Saved my hand from a lot of squeezing. I even bought a display case to house it in. Note it doesn't come with mini figs, speeder bikes or AT ST, I just so happened to have alot of the those guys hanging out in a box lol.

even using superglue the legs kept falling off. we were never able to finish putting it together it just kept falling apart. and we build lots of big lego sets

Half way through this build. 11+ bags. Pieces are a challenge to get tight together but possible. A small hammer is included with this kit. Gently tap the pieces together as needed. No mini figures. I like the amount of smooth tiles compared to the Lego UCS version. This is my 2nd Lego "knock off" i have purchased and completed. Well worth the value of building and displaying.

Mould King can be a fantastic manufacturer but its designs can be infuriating...Great Lego Moc with lots of details including 24 individual internal jumpseats for stormtroopers/ snowtroopers, cockpit with space for 2 drivers & officer, removable panels for access etc...Problems:-Weak legs I recommend Kragl them to the hips as well as the ankle to the shin or it WILL collapse under its own weight.-decorative pieces are barely held on by single pegs. KRAGL them as well-design is a bit odd and counterintuitive. There are easier and more sound ways to make this so it is a lot more stable and solidly built. But I am not a Lego designer and will keep my opinions to myself.PROSFor the money, it is worth it. I have included a standard $159.00 Lego AT-AT in one of the pictures so you can see its massive size. It was hours of fun even with its design/ layout problems.I will continue to buy Mould King kits because they are affordable, have all necessary parts, and offer so many different types of kits I doubt I will ever get bored.I do recommend this kit, but just be aware that it can drive you nuts.

The overall design could use some improvements. Some parts fall off easily and I've had to use glue to keep them on. The legs especially were hard to keep in place, the whole thing collapsed 3 times when the legs fell off after connecting other pieces. Very frustrating.That being said, I'm almost finished building and it does look awesome. Just be prepared to use some glue here and there. I would recommend it to any Star Wars fans.

Great set for the money. Pieces fit together well but may disconnect in some areas. Mine leans to one Side probably because of the wide gap between the legs. This set will definitely test your mental strength as well, the legs and feet are insanely annoying but feel great when they are done. Overall great set though, highly recommend for Star Wars fans and Lego/ Mould King fans.

Doesn’t stay together very well. Makes it hard tp put together and does not stand up

If you plan on building this kit, plan on gluing 90% of it. It cannot hold it's own weight. The weight of the head/cockpit will cause it to fall apart. The legs are held together by two small slip in connections was which are not adequate. Once built, there is nowhere to grab it to lift it without it falling to pieces. If you want it for pieces, it's a great buy, if you plan to build this, get a lot of glue.