AT-AT Driver
sw0271 · Star Wars
Original Trilogy · 2010
Figure ID
sw0271
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2010
Rarity
Uncommon
Head
Standard solid black head piece with no printing, as it is completely hidden beneath the helmet.
Torso
White torso with Imperial armored vest printing featuring black breathing tubes, chest panel with buttons and greebles, and grey belt.
Legs
Light bluish-gray plain legs with matching light bluish-gray hips.
Accessories
Typically comes with a standard black LEGO blaster, though none is pictured in this specific view.
Color Scheme
White, light bluish-gray, and black with subtle red/orange helmet target details.
Printing Details
High-quality pad printing on helmet and torso featuring intricate black line work for mechanical details and tubes.
Variants
There are multiple versions of the AT-AT Driver across different years with minor helmet print updates and facial expressions underneath when helmets became open-faced or featured dual-sided heads.
Condition Notes
Common wear points include scratching on the glossy helmet prints and slight discoloration or yellowing of white elements due to UV exposure.
Estimated Value
USD 5.00 to USD 10.00 depending on condition and whether the original blaster is included.
Price (New)
Originally available in the 2010 AT-AT set which retailed for approximately USD 109.99.
Compatible Sets
8129 AT-AT Walker (2010)
Character Background
AT-AT Drivers are specialized Imperial combat vehicle pilots trained to operate the massive All Terrain Armored Transport walkers during ground assaults like the Battle of Hoth.
Design Notes
Features the classic molded AT-AT driver helmet with integrated tubes and detailed side symbols, representing a major leap in detail from the 2003 original version.
Similar Minifigures
Imperial V-Wing Pilot, TIE Fighter Pilot, Snowtrooper.
Collectibility
Moderately high demand among Star Wars army builders and original trilogy completionists.
History
First introduced in 2003 (sw0055), this 2010 redesign brought sharper helmet printing and modernized torso details to the character.
Interesting Facts
The helmet mold is one of the most iconic specialized Imperial helmet designs produced by LEGO, praised for its accurate recreation of the film props.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed inside an Imperial base MOC, alongside an AT-AT Walker model, or grouped with other Hoth-era Imperial troops.
Modification Potential
Great for custom Imperial dioramas, military base scenes, or army building expansions.
Overall Assessment
An excellent and recognizable army builder figure with iconic Star Wars aesthetic appeal and solid collector value.