This AT-AT Driver was released in late 2009 as part of the basic figure assortment from The Legacy Collection. AT-AT Drivers can be seen piloting AT-AT walkers during the Battle Of Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back.
The Imperial has 14 joints, with all of them being ball-joints, except for both legs. Since you can adjust the knees and ankles, it's possible to have the figure stand on its own without a stand. The included blaster is unfortunately too small for either hand, and it keeps falling out. The AT-AT Driver's helmet is too small, and it doesn't
cover the entire head, it leaves the neck and part of the head in the back open.
The paint application on the AT-AT Driver is well done, and it appears to look like the uniform that was briefly seen in The Empire Strikes Back. Aesthetically, the AT-AT Driver looks great and thanks to so many ball-joints, the figure will fit into your AT-AT vehicle. However, with the head being exposed in the back, and a
blaster which the figure can't hold, there is still room left for Hasbro to improve upon.