8 Ways to Justify Spending $800 on Lego's Massive New Star Wars AT-AT

Once fully assembled, 6,785 pieces of Lego are very heavy, so to ensure the AT-AT can stand on its own four legs without them collapsing under the weight, the joints are made with a combination of Lego Technic turntable gears paired with worm gears. It ensures the joints won’t buckle, but it also means the legs can’t be posed by hand. Instead, an included brick-built tool that can be stashed inside the AT-AT is used to adjust the leg joints, one by one, for the perfect pose.

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8 Ways to Justify Spending $800 on Lego’s Massive New Star Wars AT-AT