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Specifically, to the Battle of Hoth, I just remember him saying, 'Just come up with shots. "George had ideas about how to do things but he really wanted us to explore the best ways to figure out the action. In a new oral history of how that celebrated planetary struggle came to be, Johnston explained that the sequence started with a sense of real freedom, as Lucas wasn't usually keen on laying out specific battle action in his scripts. And of course, when we think of new ships and vehicles in The Empire Strikes Back, we immediately think of the Battle of Hoth. By the time of Empire, he was working as a visual effects art director at Industrial Light & Magic, which meant one of his key tasks for the film was designing new ships and vehicles. Joe Johnston has since gone on to become a celebrated director in his own right, but back in the early Star Wars days he was just beginning to make the transition to film from a background in industrial design. As The Empire Strikes Back turns 40, one of the key visual effects minds behind arguably the greatest Star Wars movie ever is taking a look back at how some of the film's iconic designs came to be. That spirit extends into every aspect of the original trilogy, but it was often particularly true of the many vehicles designed for the film. George Lucas and his team were constantly striving to make the kind of sci-fi adventure film they wanted to see, and that very often meant inventing things that didn't exist before, or at least making something that looked like nothing else in sci-fi cinema at the time. Not for children under 3 years.The story of Star Wars is, particularly in the early days of the franchise, a story of innovation. Warning: Choking Hazard - Small parts may be generated. Hasbro and all related terms are trademarks of Hasbro.

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Firing missile launcher has two points of articulation.

Cockpit accommodates 2 figures - one seated driver, and one gunner standing through the open hatch.

Scaled for 3.75 inch (10 cm) action figures.

Developed from an early illustration by concept artist Joe Johnston in 1979.

The walker’s legs pivot for evasive action, and the Rebels better beware its firing missile launcher! Re-enact your favourite Star Wars adventures or create brand new ones with your AT-DP vehicle! Let the "interstellar" warfare begin with this amazing AT-DP vehicle! You can put a 3.75 inch Star Wars figure (sold separately) in this All Terrain Defense Pod vehicle's cockpit and send it marching into battle.

AT-DPs (All Terrain Defense Pods) are ground attack walkers deployed by the Galactic Empire to quell any resistance to the Empire.