LEGO's Star Wars helmet collection has a new entry: 75458 Imperial Remnant AT-RT Driver Helmet, based on the gear worn by AT-RT pilots in The Mandalorian and Grogu. It uses 775 pieces, stands about 18 cm tall, and costs $69.99. It went on sale 1 June 2026.
Two things make it notable within the series: it is the first new helmet in roughly a year, and the first built around the Imperial Remnant rather than the Empire proper.
What LEGO announced
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Subject | Imperial Remnant AT-RT driver helmet |
| Set number | 75458 |
| Theme | Star Wars — helmet collection |
| Pieces | 775 |
| Dimensions | 18 cm high × 11 cm wide × 14 cm deep |
| US price | $69.99 |
| Release | 1 June 2026 (already available) |
The design
The AT-RT drivers are the troops guarding an Imperial Remnant warlord on an ice world, identifiable by an all-white helmet with black facial armour — a look distinct from the standard stormtrooper silhouette. In the film they crew the AT-RTs during the opening AT-AT assault against the Mandalorians.
The build works outward from an internal core, using a large number of angled slope pieces to shape the visor, goggles and shell. The finished helmet sits on the collection's usual display base with a printed character nameplate.
Value per brick
At the US price:
- $69.99 ÷ 775 = 9.0 cents per piece
That is good for the helmet series. These builds carry a lot of small angled elements, which usually pushes piece pricing up; nine cents is at the friendly end of the line's range.
European pricing
Unlike the sets announced for later in 2026, this one has been on sale since June, so European retailers already carry it and real prices exist rather than estimates.
That also means the discount cycle has started. Our data on in-production sets shows the cheapest European listing typically sits well below RRP once a set has been on shelves for a few months — which is exactly the position 75458 is in now.
Track it on BrickPrice
75458 is in our catalogue, so live prices across 40+ EU stores, price history and all-time-low alerts are available as retailers list it. If you want it, this is the phase where waiting for a markdown is rational — the supply is healthy and the competition among retailers is at its peak.
See the 2026 new releases page for the rest of this year's sets, and the retired sets pages for what happens to prices once that competition disappears.
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Published August 2026.
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