Imperial Remnant AT-AT with INT-4 LEGO® Star Wars™ (75454): a new AT-AT for the Grogu era
The AT-AT is one of the most recognisable vehicles in Star Wars™. Set 75454 introduces a new version inspired by Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu™, complete with an INT-4, a speeder bike and seven characters.
A walker from the Imperial Remnant era
This battle-worn model represents a walker used by the Imperial Remnant rather than the classic Hoth version. It includes The Mandalorian, an Imperial Remnant Warlord, an AT-AT Driver, a Snowtrooper, two Imperial Remnant Snowtroopers and Grogu.
Minifigures can sit in the cockpit and cargo compartment, while opening panels provide access to the interior.
Play and display functions
The walker’s head and legs are posable and two spring-loaded shooters are built into the front. The cockpit, side panels and two top hatches open to reveal the interior.
The INT-4 escape pod is stored in the main cargo area and its wings fold out for flight. A rear hatch provides access to the speeder bike. These two smaller vehicles make the model more than a simple exterior redesign.
Key specifications
- Range: LEGO® Star Wars™
- Reference: 75454
- Age: 10+
- Pieces: 1,453
- Characters: 7, including 6 minifigures and Grogu
- Dimensions: over 32 cm high, 37 cm long and 15 cm wide
- French RRP: €159.99
- Availability: August 2026
Is it a play set or a display model?
The openings, shooters and extra vehicles clearly support play, but the 32 cm height also gives it strong display presence. A three-quarter angle shows the head, marked side panels and legs. Keep all four feet aligned for a stable pose.
Can it be mounted on a Kadris® display?
This reference is not yet a standard model. Its weight, articulated legs and centre of gravity require a dedicated mounting study. Submit your project through our custom Kadris page.
Image credit: LEGO®. Kadris is an independent brand and is not affiliated with the LEGO Group. Set not included.
Imperial Remnant AT-AT with INT-4 LEGO® Star Wars™ (75454): a new AT-AT for the Grogu era: display and space-planning FAQ
Quick answer: the model should be planned around its longest dimension, projecting parts and preferred viewing angle. Ships and science-fiction vehicles often look compact in photographs but use considerable width or depth once wings, masts, antennas and side scenes are installed.
Which viewing angle works best?
A side view makes the full length and silhouette easy to understand. A three-quarter view gives more emphasis to the bow, cockpit or bridge and reveals depth. Test both before deciding on a permanent display, especially if interior scenes or moving panels should remain accessible.
How much safety clearance is useful?
Allow room around the most fragile projecting pieces, not only around the central body. A model that technically fits may still be vulnerable in a corridor or beside a door. The display should also support the weight without forcing delicate sections to carry a load they were not designed for.
Where should included characters be placed?
Keep minifigures close enough to explain the story but avoid arranging a dense row directly in front of the vehicle. A small scene to one side preserves the main outline and usually photographs better. If play features matter, leave doors, hatches and removable sections accessible.
Is the LEGO® set included with a Kadris display?
No, unless the relevant product page explicitly says otherwise. Kadris supplies the compatible aluminium display, its mounting system and the selected finish. Sets and minifigures shown in photographs illustrate the possible result.
How should the model be protected over time?
Keep it away from direct sunlight, strong heat and narrow passageways. Vertical presentation can greatly limit dust accumulation compared with a crowded shelf, but it does not replace occasional gentle cleaning or a closed display case.