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IMHO, $23 is overpriced for this AT-DP; $15 would be more reasonable. I really like the vehicle (even more than the AT-ST), but it's a small, puny, and extremely light toy...
^ No doubt. This and the Inquisitor TIE.
A quick question...does anyone know how to 'dis-assemble' (i.e.. remove the legs & feet) this vehicle without damaging the parts.
I am temporarily looking to store this put back in its box & am struggling to dis-assemble it without fear of damaging the parts which 'lock-in' to each other.
I don't know of a way to do this. Here's my opinion, and take it as you will: I would recommend against trying to take this AT-DP apart. I have bought a lot of SW vehicles (and other toys) over the years, and in my experience trying to take something apart - after you have firmly snapped it together - will potentially break the item. This plastic isn't that durable, and IMHO could break easily.
Just my .02....
Odd, around here in Central TX it's the opposite, only the Phantom has been taken (at both Walmarts in the area) and those two have still remained
Yeah. I had no trouble finding these in Austin. Actually, the only vehicle I've not seen in stores here is the Troop Transport.
I have not seen this vehicle yet. Is it a myth? Can anyone help me out?
I have not seen this vehicle yet. Is it a myth? Can anyone help me out?
What ever happened to the Target exclusive version of this (AT-DP)? The one with the Driver included?
What ever happened to the Target exclusive version of this (AT-DP)? The one with the Driver included?
I'm a little bummed about the lack of leg articulation, which is probably why I waited so long to finally get one; but considering how fragile that Legacy AT-ST was (where many of the leg joints cracked and broke just being shipped to stores), maybe it's for the best. In 2015, Hasbro still struggles to show basic competence in areas of toy design that Kenner seemed to have mastered 35 years ago.
Agreed. Leg articulation would probably have ruined this AT-DP. As it stands (pun intended - LOL), the toy balances very well. However, if it did have leg articulation, I'm sure it wouldn't be standing well at all - especially considering how poorly that Legacy AT-ST stands, per what you mentioned above. I do have this AT-ST, and think it's a crummy toy.
I like these but not to much a fan of the legs with no articulation, so I did a Lil tinkering and came up with this, needs to be painted and finished, but you get the idea, kinda of a Mcquarrie Concept At-St....![]()
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My favorite and only vehicle from this line. Patiently waiting for the ghost to drop to around $10. Wouldn't mind getting the troop transport bit a bit hesitant on getting it for $20