>>5967326On the bright side, there is a brand-new AT-ACT toy being released later this year. It looks pretty cool, and even features actual walking action!
On the down side, it looks to be a little smaller than the BAT-AT, the proportions don't look quite as good as the BAT-AT (legs look a bit too stubby in my opinion, though I understand that's probably for stability), and it's going to cost $300. Yeah, three hundred. You can check out a video of a guy demo-ing one here (demo is just the first 6 minutes of the video):
https://youtu.be/sXGy9dsfLEcIf I can get one for $150-ish I'll pick it up, but I'm kinda wary at $300. Looks like a fun toy, though.
