[Joe Moore]

Star Wars 3.75-Inch Black Series AT-ST Walker with Driver

[deecee4]

$60 seems a little pricey

[Dragasses]

also, does it fall apart like the last version? want, depending.

[LSyd]

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Originally Posted by deecee4

$60 seems a little pricey

yes. maybe it'll go on clearance. i want it to army build, but i'm also (mostly) happy with my vintage ROTJ AT-ST.

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[ukmu]

It scales in with the BIG AT-AT apparently.

[Stormtrooper53]

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Originally Posted by ukmu

It scales in with the BIG AT-AT apparently.

I'm pretty sure this is the same AT-ST as the 2009 Legacy Collection AT-ST. The BIG AT-AT is still too small to be in scale with the 3.75 action figures, so honestly the smaller vintage AT-ST is "in scale" with it. This AT-ST is actually in scale with the action figures. A properly scaled AT-AT would have to be 4 feet tall.

[Stormtrooper53]

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Originally Posted by deecee4

$60 seems a little pricey

It does since in 2012, which is the last time I think it was released, it only retailed for $34.99.

But considering the U-Wing ($49.99), TIE Striker ($39.99), and AT-ACT($279.99) are all ridiculously overpriced it's just par for the course.

[RolandofGilead]

I can't believe I've been priced out of vehicle collecting.

[Startaiger]

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Originally Posted by Stormtrooper53

It does since in 2012, which is the last time I think it was released, it only retailed for $34.99.

But considering the U-Wing ($49.99), TIE Striker ($39.99), and AT-ACT($279.99) are all ridiculously overpriced it's just par for the course.

Really, you should see the prices these are selling for around here & be VERY HAPPY with the american prices!!

[trekking95]

What's with the 3.75 in prices these days?? It makes no sense to pay that much when 6 in figures aren't much more.