There are two options for AT-ATs, other than scratch building. One is the Kenner action figure AT-AT, which stands 18-1/2 inches tall. This toy is the best match for the SWMB scale and looks impressively large next to a 25mm miniature (see above). The electronic sound effects are a fun bonus. Its main drawbacks are that it can be relatively expensive, it is heavy and would probably do some damage to metal miniatures if it fell over on them, and the head is slightly oversized compared to the body (since it was designed to hold two action figures side by side).

The other option is the Ertl/AMT model, parts of which are shown below. The finished model is considerably smaller than the miniatures scale but it looks reasonably good, is big enough to still look dangerous, fits well on the miniatures tabletop, and does the job of representing the vehicle during a game. A model AT-AT is pictured on the table in the SWMB Companion. The model is out of production now and can be difficult to find in some markets. They occasionally can be found for sale on the internet.

In the upper left is the AT-ATs left side, and below that is the top surface. In the lower left is the bottom of a foot. In the lower center are the two side panels of the head. In the upper right are two parts of a snowspeeder included with the model. (The AT-AT model comes with parts to make two snowspeeders just over one inch long and two laser towers just over one inch tall, the same as in the Battle of Hoth Action Scene model.)

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