Imperial AT-AT Driver
sw0530 · Star Wars
Original Trilogy · 2014
Figure ID
sw0530
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2014
Rarity
Common
Head
Light flesh tone with standard male smile and grim expression, dual-sided printing, covered partially by helmet.
Torso
Light bluish gray torso with Imperial armor plating, angled lapels, and black belt with silver buckle printing. Black arms and black hands.
Legs
Light bluish gray legs with detailed pocket and panel printing matching the AT-AT driver jumpsuit.
Accessories
Dark bluish gray helmet with molded goggles and chin strap detailing, specifically designed for Imperial AT-AT and armored vehicle drivers.
Color Scheme
Light bluish gray, black, and white accents with light flesh tone head.
Printing Details
High quality pad printing with crisp lines on torso, legs, and dual-sided head. Excellent alignment across all parts.
Variants
Appears in multiple years with minor head print revisions, but the core design established in 2014 remains the standard modern iteration.
Condition Notes
Check for fading on the light bluish gray pieces, scratching on the helmet printing, and bite or scuff marks on hands and accessories.
Estimated Value
5.00 USD to 8.00 USD for used complete condition.
Price (New)
Came in sets ranging from 30 USD to 150 USD depending on the scale of the AT-AT vehicle.
Compatible Sets
75054 AT-AT (2014), 75288 AT-AT (2020)
Character Background
Imperial AT-AT drivers are specialized Galactic Empire military personnel trained to pilot the massive All Terrain Armored Transport walkers used in ground assaults like the Battle of Hoth.
Design Notes
Features a specialized helmet mold unique to Imperial drivers with built-in goggle printing, capturing the sleek and utilitarian look from The Empire Strikes Back.
Similar Minifigures
Imperial TIE Fighter Pilot, AT-ST Driver, Death Star Gunner
Collectibility
High army-building potential for Star Wars fans looking to fill out an Imperial vehicle display.
History
First introduced in 2014 as an updated design replacing the older 2010 version with more detailed leg and torso printing.
Interesting Facts
The helmet piece is shared among several Imperial vehicle driver roles due to the uniform aesthetic of the Galactic Empire.
Display Suggestions
Display alongside an AT-AT walker set or on an Imperial-themed baseplate with other stormtroopers and vehicle crew.
Modification Potential
Great for custom Imperial ground crew MOCs, docking bay scenes, or building out custom military dioramas.
Overall Assessment
An essential and well-designed army builder figure for any LEGO Star Wars Original Trilogy collection, offering great detail and high playability.