Star Wars Vintage PALITOY Commercial – AT-AT / Snowspeeder

Wow I still have this thing lol, pretty big for a toy back then.

hey i have that

my friend has this, its awsome!!!!!!!

I remember One of my friends got this and i was soo jealous

at at was the toy i wanted the most but was too expensive

Aaaah yes I remember these adverts well!

We called it a scout walker!

lol

lolwut? What do you call an AT-ST then? an Atsst?

This is George Lucas’ version of the Trojan Horse.

ay tee ay tee?: People who call an at-at an ay tee ay tee are almost as sad as me for posting this fucking shite.

I thank you.

Geekiest comment ever.

Actually, it stands for All Terain Armoured Transport.

but not super articulated

fair enough. ive heard both before, neither is 100% correct.

It’s commonly known as AYE TEE AYE TEE today, but originally it was known strictly as AT-AT. I still call them AT-AT’s, most of the fans I know call them AT-AT’s. Even Lucas himself calls them AT-AT’s (reference the documentary FROM STAR WARS TO JEDI: THE MAKING OF A SAGA). As far as comparing it to calling the FBI “fiby”, well GP vehicles are better known as “Jeeps” and HMV’s are commonly known as “humvee’s”. Therefore, calling an aye tee aye tee an “At-At” is quite common and commonly accepted

Yes, you’re right about that.

they were called walkers in the movie. no one called them AT-AT or aye tee aye tee in the movies.

it stands for All Terrain Assault Transport….its an acronym. Do you call the FBI, fiby? no….its AYE TEE AYE TEE.

It’s spelled “homies” not honeys…

I loved the little square button underneath you’d press to make the lasers light up. And that funky sound it would make.

When we had our Hoth battles it was usually in a darker room so we could see it light up.

Good memories. Thanks for posting this!

Nothing wrong with that, considering they are pronounced “at at” in the movies.

Figures were a LOT cheaper back then.

“AT-AT” is the correct pronunciation. Not A…T…A…T

Calling it ATEEE-ATEEE would be like calling Boba Fett “B…O…B…A”

Spelling words out that do not have periods between each letter is ludicrous. Did we call the Speilberg’s 2001 movie Artificial Intelligence “A…I…” or “Aye!”

We called it A.I. because of the periods. This isn’t some rap star’s anthem where we spell words out, such as “This is S to the N to the double O and P rapping for the honeys!”

Gosh, he called it an at at! its and at-at (prounounced Eh-Tee-Eh-Tee)and he
prounounced it At At!