Called “the big one” in Hasbro’s Toy Fair presentation, the new AT-TE looks to rival the classic AT-AT in terms of sheer size (ok, it’s not as tall, but certainly as cool!). Check out more AT-TE images after the jump!
Got my son one for Christmas, here we are on Boxing Day and the switch on the back of the turret has stopped working! Anyone else had this issue?
Legs seem fine now at least – hurrah for toy shops selling them 1/2 price!!!
After a little careful turret surgery, full service has been restored. As the turret turns, it must twist and tighten up the wires, until one gave out.
But I wouldn’t like to try it if I wasn’t careful! Did I read somewhere that the AT-TE came apart easily for storage? Wouldn’t like to see difficult, then – My heart was in my mouth a few times taking the turret off – it does snap off, question was, what was going to snap first!!
If you have a delicate touch with a soldering iron, it’s easy to do, but the wires are tight and the switches are very small, so be warned!
Got my son one for Christmas, here we are on Boxing Day and the switch on the back of the turret has stopped working! Anyone else had this issue?
Legs seem fine now at least – hurrah for toy shops selling them 1/2 price!!!
After a little careful turret surgery, full service has been restored. As the turret turns, it must twist and tighten up the wires, until one gave out.
But I wouldn’t like to try it if I wasn’t careful! Did I read somewhere that the AT-TE came apart easily for storage? Wouldn’t like to see difficult, then – My heart was in my mouth a few times taking the turret off – it does snap off, question was, what was going to snap first!!
If you have a delicate touch with a soldering iron, it’s easy to do, but the wires are tight and the switches are very small, so be warned!