This is so cute! Why don't I own this?

Potentially a first attempt at a minifig scaled AT-RT, and it's thankfully some random promo thing because that's got some serious inaccuracies.
At the same time though, I don't hate it. I get the sense that it waddles, and that's quite charming.

For a second I thought the title said “clone walker battle pack”
Neat little poly bag though

@SearchlightRG said:
" @Worrissey said:
"so they're cloning the walkers now too?

also, 34 BUCKS FOR THAT HOLY MOLY"

Both are made in factories, so…

Man, you could put today’s Random Minifigure and Random Set together as a pretty believable set. We have an antagonist in a very skewed matchup against a protagonist with a vehicle."

And neither of them have any other weapons!

@Zordboy said:
"This is so cute! Why don't I own this?"

I was thinking how I couldn't recall ever seeing this before, and it turns out it may have been a UK exclusive. Pretty sure that I don't own it after all.

Nice mini mech. I think I'l build a few and let them run around the base...

When your soldiers are too lazy to walk things have really gone wrong, and a bit of a sitting duck on the battlefield.

It's adorable. Just don't remove the clone's helmet. That wasn't adorable. But fortunately you can just leave those on and use them as regular clones. That's one of the things I love about 8018 Armored Assault Tank, which otherwise just had the Clone Wars style yoda.

@MCLegoboy said:
"Potentially a first attempt at a minifig scaled AT-RT, and it's thankfully some random promo thing because that's got some serious inaccuracies.
At the same time though, I don't hate it. I get the sense that it waddles, and that's quite charming."

There was an AT-RT four years before this set, 7250 Clone Scout Walker. Although in that case it was very oversized, so you could still say this was the first decently minifig scale one :)

There were a couple of sets like this, I think there was also a battle droid and STAP and a Stormtrooper and speeder bike, that I first learned about from the Star Wars visual dictionary's timeline of releases.

@Murdoch17 said:
"Luke Skywalker: You fought in the Clone Wars?
Old Ben: I didn't just fight in them, I was a primary instigation of them starting when your father and mother tried - and failed - to rescue me from a insectoid-race's prison. I also discovered the clone army existed before anyone else, and that they were being created by the very people they were being sent to fight, in a massive scheme of manipulation on a galactic scale to gain ultimate power by the Sith.
Luke: Wow! How did it all end, then?
Ben: A young Jedi named Darth Vader, who was a pupil of mine before he turned to evil, helped the Empire to hunt down and destroy the Jedi. He betrayed and murdered your father.
Luke: Oh, where was Vader during your rescue during the Clone Wars then? You'd think your pupil would have rescued you, not another Jedi and some random lady.
Ben: ...
Ben: *waves hand* Everything you just heard, from the point of your question about the clone wars forward, you will forget ever happened. You remember nothing about my clone wars statements. *waves hand and Luke wakes up*
Luke: You fought in the Clone Wars?
...
"

You forgot the part about helping patch up relations between the humans (whose Senator was opposed to going to war) and the Gungans (whose junior assistant Senator second-class was suckered into being the patsy who proposed all the stuff that gave Palpatine complete control over the Republic).

@RogueWhistler said:
"There were a couple of sets like this, I think there was also a battle droid and STAP and a Stormtrooper and speeder bike, that I first learned about from the Star Wars visual dictionary's timeline of releases."

Yes. I picked this up in a bundle last year with the other kits that they said were included in the Mirror’s offer - it came with 8028 (TIE Fighter), 8031 (V-19 Torrent), 8033 (General Grievous’ Starfighter), 30004 (Battle Droid on STAP), and 30005 (Imperial Speeder Bike). They’re lovely builds if you can pick them up for a decent price, and the bundled versions are generally cheaper overall than nabbing them one by one if you’re patient enough to wait for a decent listing.

@Binnekamp said:
" @MCLegoboy said:
"Potentially a first attempt at a minifig scaled AT-RT, and it's thankfully some random promo thing because that's got some serious inaccuracies.
At the same time though, I don't hate it. I get the sense that it waddles, and that's quite charming."

There was an AT-RT four years before this set, 7250 Clone Scout Walker. Although in that case it was very oversized, so you could still say this was the first decently minifig scale one :)"
I'm very intentional with my words. I love 7250 and I think that's the size any standalone AT-RT set should be, and the lack of pieces at the joints help in it's range of motion for play and stability for display. In my opinion, it's the best AT-RT LEGO has made. Even if it's not totally accurate, it's at least not monstrous in size like 75002 and 75261 with the restricted joints, and not as visually confused like 75280 although it comes close to doing it right structurally. 8098 and 75151 have properly scaled AT-RT's to minifigs but they can't capture as much detail that LEGO would prefer for a solo set. 7250 strikes that perfect balance, and they got it on the first depiction of an AT-RT; it's wonderful.

@MCLegoboy said:
" @Binnekamp said:
" @MCLegoboy said:
"Potentially a first attempt at a minifig scaled AT-RT, and it's thankfully some random promo thing because that's got some serious inaccuracies.
At the same time though, I don't hate it. I get the sense that it waddles, and that's quite charming."

There was an AT-RT four years before this set, 7250 Clone Scout Walker. Although in that case it was very oversized, so you could still say this was the first decently minifig scale one :)"
I'm very intentional with my words. I love 7250 and I think that's the size any standalone AT-RT set should be, and the lack of pieces at the joints help in it's range of motion for play and stability for display. In my opinion, it's the best AT-RT LEGO has made. Even if it's not totally accurate, it's at least not monstrous in size like 75002 and 75261 with the restricted joints, and not as visually confused like 75280 although it comes close to doing it right structurally. 8098 and 75151 have properly scaled AT-RT's to minifigs but they can't capture as much detail that LEGO would prefer for a solo set. 7250 strikes that perfect balance, and they got it on the first depiction of an AT-RT; it's wonderful."

So what you’re saying is the next CMF series should be a bunch of custom AT-RT frames with different Clonetrooper helmets perched on top?

@PurpleDave said:
" @MCLegoboy said:
" @Binnekamp said:
" @MCLegoboy said:
"Potentially a first attempt at a minifig scaled AT-RT, and it's thankfully some random promo thing because that's got some serious inaccuracies.
At the same time though, I don't hate it. I get the sense that it waddles, and that's quite charming."

There was an AT-RT four years before this set, 7250 Clone Scout Walker. Although in that case it was very oversized, so you could still say this was the first decently minifig scale one :)"
I'm very intentional with my words. I love 7250 and I think that's the size any standalone AT-RT set should be, and the lack of pieces at the joints help in it's range of motion for play and stability for display. In my opinion, it's the best AT-RT LEGO has made. Even if it's not totally accurate, it's at least not monstrous in size like 75002 and 75261 with the restricted joints, and not as visually confused like 75280 although it comes close to doing it right structurally. 8098 and 75151 have properly scaled AT-RT's to minifigs but they can't capture as much detail that LEGO would prefer for a solo set. 7250 strikes that perfect balance, and they got it on the first depiction of an AT-RT; it's wonderful."

So what you’re saying is the next CMF series should be a bunch of custom AT-RT frames with different Clonetrooper helmets perched on top?"
Maybe. XD
But like, a small battle pack type set that had two smaller scaled AT-RTs with parts to make a few different company's wouldn't be bad. That's a pipe dream though. I was sent unsolicited images on Discord of a leak that was of this horrid yellow looking AT-RT though so like, never mind.