A hardened machine of war returns in sixth scale through Hot Toys’ latest Star Wars release, with the AT-RT Collectible from Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu presenting the Imperial Remnant’s continued dependence on adaptable, field-ready assets. Engineered for reconnaissance, patrol duties, and rapid response engagements, the All-Terrain Recon Transport remains a practical solution for mobility across challenging terrain. This sixth scale rendition captures the walker’s rugged, utilitarian design, reflecting a platform shaped by prolonged use and operational demands beyond the fall of Imperial rule.

Specifications

The product, coded MMS874, represents the AT-RT in sixth scale format. The walker measures approximately 33 to 60cm in height, with a length of 44cm and width of 27cm. It features over 10 points of articulation within its newly developed mechanical structure. The design reflects the authentic appearance seen in Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu, complete with detailed paint applications and weathering effects.

Accessories / Features

The AT-RT is constructed with a highly detailed mechanical frame, finished in a steel grey colourway and marked with an Imperial crest. Its articulated legs and front-mounted blaster cannon allow for a wide range of display poses, while the driver’s seat includes movable grips and footrests compatible with sixth scale figures from The Mandalorian & Grogu collection, including the Imperial Remnant AT-RT Driver and The Mandalorian.

For display versatility, the set includes two pairs of interchangeable hydraulic cylinders, enabling configurations from upright stances to lowered, crouched positions. LED light-up features are integrated into the front and rear of the walker, emitting white and red light respectively via USB power. Additional detailing includes realistic wiring and antennae crafted from metal materials, enhancing the overall mechanical realism.

Release Details

The Hot Toys AT-RT Collectible is scheduled for release between the second and third quarters of 2027.