The biggest LEGO Technic set in disguise - watch this before buying the 75313 UCS AT-AT

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  • čas přidán 4. 05. 2022
  • The 75313 LEGO Star Wars UCS AT-AT is set was one of the biggest releases of 2021. It is a huge and impressive build, but what you might not recognize for the first sight - the majority of the build is Technic. In this detailed building review video I show you all the interesting details of the build process, how the mechanisms work and what you should take into consideration before purchasing the set.
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  • @douglaskelly3340
    @douglaskelly3340 Před 2 lety +322

    While I appreciate the approach of this kit being a Technic kit, really many larger regular kits could not be built without their Technic skeleton. The UCS Falcon, the Razor Crest, etc., are totally dependent on Technic elements. This approach made for a great review though.

    • @KayJay01
      @KayJay01 Před 2 lety +8

      Same goes for the UCS Star Destroyer.

    • @ZeldaTheSwordsman
      @ZeldaTheSwordsman Před 2 lety +14

      ALL the big AT-AT sets have been Technic-dependent. It's the only way to economically achieve the volume and articulation.

    • @johng6350
      @johng6350 Před 2 lety

      The large Slave I model also uses a Technic framework to make it work, especially that angled part of the hull.

    • @wacky_duck1095
      @wacky_duck1095 Před 2 lety +1

      Did you pronounce lego sets kits?

  • @100StepProgram
    @100StepProgram Před 2 lety +53

    I’ve built Lego sets my whole life but have never been on any forums, youtube videos and interacted at all with other Lego people so it surprised me that there was a small disconnect between Lego builders and technic builders

  • @McKrushi
    @McKrushi Před 2 lety +213

    Unexpected part usage is always a nice surprise. The current Buzz Lightyear space ship has two of the new differential-hulls as engines... (red gears not included) :D

  • @nerdynephew
    @nerdynephew Před 2 lety +80

    Now that I know it’s mostly technic, I actually want it. Buying it never crossed my mind before.

  • @trojanspringer4024
    @trojanspringer4024 Před 2 lety +68

    Very nice and compact review. The points you mention are exactly the ones why I much prefer the AT-AT above many other UCS sets. The fact that it’s minifig compatible is a very charming plus, too. A bit like 75060 Slave I, but a lot bigger…;)

  • @EvanMoon
    @EvanMoon Před 2 lety +32

    That set has a lot of technic structure inside and the legs are super strong

  • @thomasstewart9752
    @thomasstewart9752 Před 2 lety +5

    the way the ankles are genuinely the same mechanism that the real thing would have is beautiful.

  • @kapcorbricks
    @kapcorbricks Před 2 lety +12

    For me there is no LEGO without Technic. This is usually the best combination to achieve structure and form.

  • @hohohoho5526
    @hohohoho5526 Před 2 lety +2

    13:00 very dramatic & serious facial expression “everything is connected”.
    Well done.

  • @SaperPl1
    @SaperPl1 Před 2 lety +59

    I wish they would already make a mechanised Technic version of it. 4 legged walker seems like the one of the easiest walkers to make

    • @urbanchomik
      @urbanchomik Před 2 lety +9

      It may seem easy and Lego already produced a motorized AT-AT walker all the way back in 2007... buuut the hardest thing to get right with this walker is its complex walk cycle. In the movies it only moves one leg at a time which creates many stability issues. Lego went the easier way and built a simplified walk mechanism in their older model from 2007 which moves two legs at a time, resulting in a rather wonky, but still very functional walk cycle. But maybe one day they will release a new motorized walker with an improved, more accurate mechanism. ;)

    • @richardjulien1329
      @richardjulien1329 Před 2 lety +2

      The easiest walker are 6 legs vehicle : you always have 3 legs for stability, while 4 legs means either move one leg after the other, or partly unstable steps in your walking process... Might be easier to motorize with mindstorm, to get " cycle " of walk straight or turning, but still an inferno...

    • @Jessikitty2020
      @Jessikitty2020 Před 2 lety +3

      Walking would be cool. I’m still trying to make mine look right standing still. My ocd has me adjusting the legs all the time

    • @urbanchomik
      @urbanchomik Před 2 lety +1

      @@Jessikitty2020 I hope that this is helpful advice, but if you are posing your walker, keep in mind that the knees of the AT-AT work like human knees, so they never bend forwards. ;)

    • @dannygallagher9290
      @dannygallagher9290 Před 2 lety

      @@urbanchomik i think they also made one in 2001 or 1999

  • @Joramee
    @Joramee Před 2 lety +18

    Great review, I love your approach to this set as a Technic set, it's a really cool angle. I am also building mine from current part collection, I had to take a lot of sets apart to be able to get enough parts for it, and I even had to go and buy some extra parts, including those cool new rounded 6x6 gear racks, and a lot of those blue half-pins, I really underestimated this beast!

  • @marcaroni2012
    @marcaroni2012 Před 2 lety +4

    Besides the logistical reasons, using bright colours makes it much less easy to make mistakes during the building proces!

    • @oliht3472
      @oliht3472 Před 2 lety

      And much less easy to use the bricks for anything else than this set. Sorry but Lego sets should be just aas useful to built yor wn creations as the set.

  • @SkyKid002
    @SkyKid002 Před rokem +1

    The pink bricks in starwars sets is actually a kind of easter egg. The designers get cake when they include pink bricks in atarwars sets lol

  • @hamsterproductionsofficial

    Great review as always 🤩

  • @kerneladdict
    @kerneladdict Před 2 lety

    Your reviews are the best, I will be looking forward to your next videos as usual!

  • @miketechnic5.0
    @miketechnic5.0 Před 2 lety +8

    Thanks racingbrick for this review of the UCS AT-AT and as a fan of the technic / creator expert line, the AT-AT is very nice but I would take the 10294 lego because it is a wonderful lego.😍😍😍😍
    The AT-AT rims look good on both lego 42110 and 42125 and you are right that the AT-AT is full of technic / creator expert bits.

  • @thomasgrabowski2202
    @thomasgrabowski2202 Před rokem +3

    The interior looks like EXACTLY like the technical lay outs in the star wars books ( I wonder if I still have them!) Those were REALLY freaking cool :D !!!

    • @MrDgwphotos
      @MrDgwphotos Před rokem

      I believe this set was designed based on those books.

  • @sanmarino_cs1698
    @sanmarino_cs1698 Před 2 lety +5

    I’m not even a Star Wars fan but I just bought the Land speeder and really fancy this AT-AT

  • @austinpowers1970
    @austinpowers1970 Před rokem

    Always such a complete and useful review !

  • @georgwillmann1616
    @georgwillmann1616 Před 2 lety +2

    Great video. I'm also happy about the lot of colors, not only when build a set the first time, even more when building it the second time. I do not have enough space so i have to disassemble the sets. When now building it a second time, it is much more easier with colored bricks.

  • @otto7556
    @otto7556 Před 2 lety

    First video I watch on this channel and I got to say your way of reviewing sets is amazing!!!

  • @sithphobos
    @sithphobos Před 2 lety

    Best review of this set ive seen...nice work

  • @LimChingLiang
    @LimChingLiang Před 2 lety +3

    I am very satisfied with my 75288 AT-AT. Best AT AT beside UCS version.

  • @AshamedTripod2
    @AshamedTripod2 Před 2 lety

    I just ordered one of these for an Xmas present for my dad. I can't wait to build it with him! This looks so fun!

  • @Blastnet_DanHarris
    @Blastnet_DanHarris Před 2 lety +14

    First video of yours that I've seen. Nice build and review. I've built a number of UCS sets and yes they all have a lot of technic pieces which makes sense because without them you'd never get the right strength to weight ratio or it would take so many more pieces that it eats into the profits.

    • @RacingBrick
      @RacingBrick  Před 2 lety +4

      Yep, Technic parts are the best to make a skeleton for large structures, that's why they are used in almost all bigger builds. What makes this one special is their usage to provide working functions.

  • @markgreen4011
    @markgreen4011 Před 2 lety

    I really enjoyed building this set. Great end product for displaying.

  • @donny1boykie
    @donny1boykie Před 2 lety

    What a great Review. Thanks Mate

  • @Calthecool
    @Calthecool Před 2 lety +1

    Those new turntable pieces are nice.

  • @Monki101
    @Monki101 Před 2 lety +17

    Great review! I cant see the issue with using technic parts. Its common now days to have technic pieces in more advanced builds.

    • @VulpisFoxfire
      @VulpisFoxfire Před 2 lety +1

      I know the Imperial Shuttle (75302) set I got relatively recently has plenty of them.

  • @marcbiosa-roberteau7061

    I watched this review and you made me buy it and i am trully happy for that.

  • @konradkrys7723
    @konradkrys7723 Před 2 lety

    Wow, great review! Trully amazing!

  • @creamyhummus
    @creamyhummus Před 2 lety +1

    Yet another phenomenal review from the man himself.

  • @Gahanun
    @Gahanun Před 2 lety +3

    It always surprised me that many people aren't fans of mixing system and technic. To me it's just a great way to build. Are there any cool non-SW sets that do this sort of blending or is this mostly driven by them trying to get the authentic look right?

    • @RacingBrick
      @RacingBrick  Před 2 lety +4

      Creator Expert vehicles have usually some studded Technic parts, sometimes functional as well

  • @dersteinverruckte299
    @dersteinverruckte299 Před 2 lety

    Very great Review! Liked it very much!

  • @leronpereira6859
    @leronpereira6859 Před 2 lety +2

    Whoa! That's a lotta technic 😲...I'm glad I didn't watch any other review of the AT-AT till now, this set had to be reviewed by a Technic reviewer like you or Sariel fo' sure ☺️...your humour had me cracking up as always 😆...was hoping for a shout out to our good friend Tiago too 😋, but maybe next time 🙏🏼

  • @CriticallyLow.
    @CriticallyLow. Před 2 lety +1

    4:17 nice reference to the behind the scene luke looking directly at the lightsaber

  • @Edifer2020
    @Edifer2020 Před 2 lety

    Absolutely magnificent

  • @user-wy3vt3qp8u
    @user-wy3vt3qp8u Před 2 lety

    great review! i got mine and built it under 12 hours, was the most enjoyable star wars set i ever built tbh.

  • @thomasgrabowski2202
    @thomasgrabowski2202 Před rokem

    Wow unreal that's insane :O !

  • @Slamdoxicalz
    @Slamdoxicalz Před 2 lety

    now I want one, looks fun to build

  • @lordprecliktwo7332
    @lordprecliktwo7332 Před 2 lety

    Yay new video,May the Force be with you

  • @RoadReality
    @RoadReality Před 2 lety +6

    This was the first UCS Star Wars set I built [I have since built the UCS Star Destroyer and Falcon], and while the Falcon holds the slight edge for me as far as building and displaying goes, the AT-AT was a LOT of fun - and now I know why - it's mostly Technic! I love Technic builds! FWIW, the UCS Falcon had a great mix of greebling [details] and structural building, while the Star Destroyer was structure and then large panel after large panel, and it got boring. The AT-AT has all that, plus way more playability than the Falcon or SD. I hope future UCS Star Wars sets follow this model [pun intended] in having great building experiences with some playability and display options.

  • @salviohexia7348
    @salviohexia7348 Před 7 měsíci

    I dont actually watch someone build lego but this was so entertaining than i expected

  • @erwu5422
    @erwu5422 Před 2 lety

    Yes, the light wall pattern sticker was also added to 75156 Krennic's imperial shuttle!

  • @Makocat
    @Makocat Před 2 lety +1

    Honestly it looks amazing. Just for being a good scale AT AT Build. In fact all I need now is a good place to put it cause I ran out of room

  • @stephenmcfarlane7083
    @stephenmcfarlane7083 Před 2 lety

    I really like your channel.. And the best way to prove it… I subscribed

  • @MrFomhor
    @MrFomhor Před 2 lety +1

    Sooo sweet: a Lego puppy!🐶

  • @schoppi112
    @schoppi112 Před 2 lety

    Great review 😄

  • @waggsbannin99
    @waggsbannin99 Před rokem

    i love seeing the snowtroopers hang from the outside

  • @lukehendrickson6268
    @lukehendrickson6268 Před 2 lety

    Really wish I could afford this set it’s a work of art

  • @harrycockerill927
    @harrycockerill927 Před 2 lety

    Deffo my favourite Lego Star Wars set

  • @brahmsjico5695
    @brahmsjico5695 Před 2 lety

    i enjoy this content and i like your acsent keep up the good work !

  • @Combat18.
    @Combat18. Před 8 měsíci

    The AT AT is my absolute favourite lego set ever. I am about to build the ¥Yamaha T 10 and this will be my first full Technics set.

  • @enri102
    @enri102 Před 2 lety +1

    Very very cool video

  • @davidalling6419
    @davidalling6419 Před 2 lety +1

    I like those pieces with the internal gear teeth. I would love to get some internal ring gear pieces. There's alot of potential to build planetary gear sets which I have yet to see in a lego set.

  • @crackrocc309
    @crackrocc309 Před 2 lety

    your accent is so calming, this is ASMR

  • @pyknicporpoise8121
    @pyknicporpoise8121 Před 2 lety +1

    I just received the r2d2 set from a few years ago. It has a really cool way to drop the middle leg down I think you’d appreciate if you have the 200 to use on it. Its about the size of larger technic vehicle and is a really cute display piece.

  • @humorss
    @humorss Před rokem

    18:13 I like the squat stance of upper right image

  • @Naxxization
    @Naxxization Před 2 lety

    landspeed is epic !

  • @jaumeroca9612
    @jaumeroca9612 Před 2 lety

    great video!

  • @realfake6669
    @realfake6669 Před 2 lety +1

    pink stones...
    Means someone at Lego got a cake
    I want one, too

  • @CharloBagis
    @CharloBagis Před 2 lety +1

    This set is larger than my dog, wonder what she might do if I get this. Thanks for the excellent review Balazs 👍

  • @sssdozer
    @sssdozer Před 2 lety +1

    Comedic genius!

  • @nwiudaodoiwaiowad
    @nwiudaodoiwaiowad Před 2 lety

    your shirt has "Star War" inscription
    super cool detail :D

  • @robinhood184xD
    @robinhood184xD Před 2 lety

    I just love your outro music 🎸

  • @pacerdawn5512
    @pacerdawn5512 Před 2 lety +1

    Great video, really enjoyed it! I did want to point out that your middle row of seats is one stud to far to the side, it should be centered. I make that mistake all of the time with my builds and have to go back and pull things up and place them again.

  • @blockstacker5614
    @blockstacker5614 Před 2 lety +1

    I love how it looks just like a birthday piñata when you take off the panels

  • @legohivemind950
    @legohivemind950 Před 2 lety

    Those orange technic panels come in handy for technic Mocs.

  • @97piet
    @97piet Před 4 měsíci

    I don't know if they changed the manual over time, but my recently bought one had the leg and lift-up advice in it's beginning as well. Great video :)

  • @Pixxzzz
    @Pixxzzz Před 2 lety +3

    I think those panels swap from orange to white on the legs to help distinguish front from back

    • @michielwerring5846
      @michielwerring5846 Před 2 lety

      The panels are diagonal, as each upper leg mirrors its diagonal opposite.
      So the front-left and rear-right are identical and vice-versa.
      I suspect it's an ease-of-production thing, or to distinguish them during the assembly phase from the other diagonal.

  • @ethribin4188
    @ethribin4188 Před 2 lety

    I want this set!!!

  • @webbyfatsack1310
    @webbyfatsack1310 Před 2 lety +1

    When I built this my fingers would hurt all day with the technic pins so it was a relief when I got to the regular Lego bricks and plates

    • @VulpisFoxfire
      @VulpisFoxfire Před 2 lety

      That'd be something useful for Lego to come out with--a tool that assists with installing pins, the same way they seem to include the brick separator tool now.

  • @alessassela7691
    @alessassela7691 Před 2 lety

    holy gadunka this set is gorgeous

  • @BestemmieDraconiche
    @BestemmieDraconiche Před 2 lety

    Awesome Content! :)

  • @permeus2nd
    @permeus2nd Před 2 lety

    4:28 the turntable is also used in the guardians of the Galaxy ship (model 76193) as part of its display base, while that ship isnt in the UCS collection it is definitely built with the same quality.

    • @RacingBrick
      @RacingBrick  Před 2 lety +2

      The turntable was used in dozens of Technic sets besides that ship, but this is its only appearance in dark bluish gray

  • @PoweredUP_
    @PoweredUP_ Před 2 lety +1

    Does making a bearing out of new curved gear racks and round 1x1 tiles makes any sense? Or 60t turntable is not much smaller in comparison?

  • @chris_wizzudz
    @chris_wizzudz Před 2 lety

    I have the Bucket Wheel Excavator and I thought THAT was huge. The AT-AT dwarfs it!

  • @ZeldaTheSwordsman
    @ZeldaTheSwordsman Před 2 lety +2

    The only AT-AT sets to _not_ be Technic-in-disguise are the mini models (because tiny) and the Dark Side Developer Kit version (which isn't disguised).

  • @wimpiet5958
    @wimpiet5958 Před 2 lety

    great video

  • @milanondrak5564
    @milanondrak5564 Před 2 lety +2

    I love mixing technic Lego and system bricks to make more functional mocs.

  • @lupolinar
    @lupolinar Před 2 lety

    There ist a free manual of a stand for the UCS Falcon (it even works with the old one) and then it takes up far less space and even looks cool.

  • @elpiloto100
    @elpiloto100 Před 2 lety

    21:05 Luke swinging around like that looks like the AT-AT has a dingleberry!

  • @artoodiitoo
    @artoodiitoo Před 2 lety

    Ha old school Technic construction inside :D
    long live the technic beam

  • @nftacitzakyeart1698
    @nftacitzakyeart1698 Před 2 lety

    Wow amazing Lego fans like it 😊😁😲✌️

  • @mig-21interceptor62
    @mig-21interceptor62 Před 2 lety

    I love his humour lol while still being serius

  • @mcdurys3102
    @mcdurys3102 Před 2 lety

    Damn now i want a at-at

  • @ERTZOO
    @ERTZOO Před 2 lety

    Keep up the content

  • @michaelcraig1974
    @michaelcraig1974 Před 2 lety

    You had me at pew pew pew

  • @mreggs3731
    @mreggs3731 Před 6 měsíci

    I knew that exclusive minifigures were a thing, never thought about exclusive pieces were a thing tho.

  • @prakesh2904
    @prakesh2904 Před 2 lety

    Never gonna be able to afford to buy this but hey might as well watch lol

  • @3zadam
    @3zadam Před 2 lety

    thats a cool star wars t-shirt

  • @lorcan0c
    @lorcan0c Před 2 lety

    10:30 the Death Star style wall panel pieces also appeared in set no. 71516 (Krennic's Imperial Shuttle)

    • @KayJay01
      @KayJay01 Před 2 lety +2

      75156* :)
      And they also come in the new-ish Dark Trooper Attack set (no. 75324), although in dark bluish gray as the background tone instead of black.

  • @dermelonensaft3103
    @dermelonensaft3103 Před 2 lety

    I actually like that its like Technic on the inside but doesn't look like Technic on the outside

  • @leokrimbacher7217
    @leokrimbacher7217 Před 2 lety

    cool video

  • @coffeeinhandproductions3238

    Late to the party with this one, but still a really fun/informative review. Great job capturing the building process, and features/easter eggs throughout the set. Could have said a little more about the leg positioning aspect as other than standing straight, the legs even with the technic infrastructure, gearing have difficult holding up the sheer amount of this thing, and can be prone to popping apart. For the cost I'm good with the significantly smaller/cheaper 2019 model. Also Landspeeder also needs a review lol.

    • @RacingBrick
      @RacingBrick  Před 2 lety +1

      Landspeeder does not seem to be interesting for me. I did not expect any of the issues you mentioned with the legs, nothing pops apart. Maybe it is worth to check your assembly?

  • @RJoco
    @RJoco Před 2 lety

    Nagyon örülök neki, hogy végül összeraktad a készletet! Nálam nem is volt kérdés a vásárlás, amikor megláttam, hogy lesz, már tudtam, hogy megveszem. Az elérhetőség éjszakáján a gép előtt ülve vártam az 1 órát. Másnap (aznap) reggelre mentem dolgozni :).
    Sajnos volt egy kis csomagolási malőr, így egy Titanic érkezett, de később ez is megjött és karácsony napján sikerült is befejeznem. A legcsodálatosabb élmény volt, amit eddig összeraktam. Pedig a listán van olyan, mint a lambo, a liebherr markoló, sok autó, lánctalpasok és a Millenium Falcon is. Ami egy dohányzóasztalban van tárolva, a nappaliban. Itt megjegyezném, hogy ebben is van azért technik, lenyitható rámpa, és mellette a burkolatból előjövő fegyver, valamint a váz. Viszont tény, hogy renget a kocka.
    Az AT-AT alsó paneljával nekem nem volt gondom. Az oldalsó panelekkel én is eljátszottam, mire felkerültek a helyükre. A lábak álltak, mikor az alsó részt rátettem. Nem volt egyszerű, de annyira vészes sem. Emelgetni igazán eszembe sem jutott. A leírásban lévő hibákat sajnos én is láttam, illetve a dobozok is fejjel lefelé voltak a nagy dobozban, mint neked. Sajnos más leírásokban is találkozom hibákkal. Itt van mindjárt a Battle Pack. Ahogy te is, úgy én is keveseltem a katonákat bele. Így amikor megláttam, hogy jön egy ilyen szett 4 katonával, siklóval, így nem is volt kérdés, mivel töltöm fel. Eredetileg 9 szettet akartam venni, de végül csak 5 lett és milyen jól tettem. Az ülések mellett nem csak a fegyvertartó hibádzik, hanem a falakhoz nem lehet katonát tenni, mert nem fér el a kezük. Azért +20 katonával is nagyon jól néz ki. És a másik oldalra is került két sikló. Meg beállítottam még 2 ágyút.
    Szóval én nagyon meg vagyok elégedve az élménnyel, amit nyújtott ez a szett.
    Viszont a lego StarWars készletei egyre inkább kezdenek kiábrándítani. Ez az új Luke sikló nekem sem jön be annyira. Főleg, hogy csak két figura van hozzá és nem is az, aminek lennie kellene. Ehhez a "jelenethez" vagy 4 figura kell vagy Luke és Obi. Szerintem. A Millenium Falcon-ból is hiányzik Luke és R2D2. Úgyhogy ide vettem egy Obi Van Hütte-t és betettem mind a 3 figurát a sólyomba. Az új antenna meg az új szereplők mentek a raktérbe. Persze két kis Disney állat Luke szigetéről belekerült. Disney.
    Egyéb StarWars legók is tetszenek, de sajnos ahhoz egy külön lakást kellene fenntartanom. 30 cm alatt nem igazán van, ami engem érdekel :) Pedig nagyon fáj a szívem egy Star Destroyer-re. És egy Halálcsillag sem lenne rossz, ha valamikor kiadnak egy újat.

  • @kanenstuff
    @kanenstuff Před rokem

    I love this set it's still for sale here in Asia with a free light sabre though I would prefer the Titanic even though I have a lot of old Star Wars stuff back in Australia.

  • @Bas-TB
    @Bas-TB Před 9 měsíci +1

    I like how the Star Wars and Technic kind grew together.
    Before the SW theme was launched Lego Techic was mainly functional, the pieces were either used structural, mechanical or as a connection, the design was very barebones and generic. These days the Technic sets are more like a SW set, replicating a very particular vehicle with lots of effort and pieces dedicated to making it look right.
    I think we/Lego lost something valuable with that replacements, we could have had both the Lego Models/Replicas/Collection and the more functional Lego Technic.
    I have several Lego SW sets, most aren’t UCS. I wouldn’t classify the majority as Techic, as the technic parts are used mainly structural. The exemption are BD-1 and the X-wing (75301). BD-1 main feature is its Lego Technic Based posability, and for the X-wings is the synchronized open and closing of the wings.
    Come to thing if it Blacktron II also had Technic elements is some of it’s sets.

  • @nerfbatgaming1813
    @nerfbatgaming1813 Před 2 lety

    not a fan of technic models to put on display but i do love making the structural parts from it for most bigger lego sets

  • @gazbot9000
    @gazbot9000 Před rokem +1

    I won't be splashing out on this expensive one, I am pretty happy with my relatively tiny 75288 AT-AT, which fits nicely in my tiny living space. I personally expect underlying Technics structures for a lot of the larger LEGO kits, and I enjoy the way the two systems easily intertwine.

    • @scther4938
      @scther4938 Před rokem

      I’m getting the ucs razor crest but if I did have enough money I would go for it but spending that much money on a Lego set just seems unjustified