The original price of the LEGO® UCS AT-AT #75313 was $849.99 US. It retired in November 2024 after a three-year run.
The short, heavy life of the UCS AT-AT
Launched in November 2021 at $849.99, matching the UCS Falcon as the most expensive set at retail, the AT-AT walked for just three years before its late-2024 retirement. That is a brisk run for an $850 flagship, and it shows in the demand data: 6,981 Brickset members currently want one against 10,403 owners, for a Heat Index of 99.5, hotter than all but a sliver of the sets we track.
The build itself earned the tag. 6,785 pieces, nine minifigures including the snowtrooper squad the playset versions never had room for, a cockpit that seats them, and a body cavity that famously fits four speeder bikes and 40 minifigures if you are the kind of person who counts. General Veers included, dignity optional.
What "retired" means for buyers now
LEGO.com listed the AT-AT for the last time in November 2024. From here on, copies come from resellers and marketplaces, at whatever price sellers can get. We do not publish aftermarket values yet (licensed pricing data is on the roadmap), so treat any specific number you read elsewhere with healthy skepticism and check listing prices yourself. The Amazon search below shows the live retail landscape, third-party sellers included.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the original retail price of LEGO® 75313?
$849.99 US at launch in November 2021, tying the UCS Millennium Falcon for the most expensive LEGO® set at retail at the time.
When did LEGO® 75313 retire?
It left LEGO.com in November 2024, with Brickset recording its exit against the end of 2024. It had one of the shorter runs for a UCS flagship.
How big is the UCS AT-AT?
6,785 pieces, nine minifigures, and roughly two feet tall when assembled. It ranks among the ten biggest LEGO® sets ever made.
Is there a cheaper LEGO® AT-AT?
Yes. LEGO® has released several playset-scale AT-ATs over the years at a fraction of the price, most recently in the mainline Star Wars lineup. The UCS version is the display piece; the playsets are the toys.
Retirement dates are community-tracked expectations, not official LEGO® announcements, and can change without warning. Market information is provided for general interest and should not be considered financial advice. Values fluctuate.
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Data updated: August 28, 2026