Just for Lee (that's true I havent post something for a long time now)
This is a master, I'll cast resin pulls. More coming soon !
Sorry for the bad quality, iPhone quality !![]()
Just for Lee (that's true I havent post something for a long time now)
This is a master, I'll cast resin pulls. More coming soon !
Sorry for the bad quality, iPhone quality !![]()
Heh, you heard me eh Julien lol, looking nice bud, i know its a subject close to your heart. Cant wait to see more, its an ESB jewel!
Lee
why tease us with such a small pic julien -- get us something big and super clear so we can drool over it!
looking forward to seeing your progress...i bet you finish before me !!.
how are you getting on with your C.N.C ?
People use the word "epic" all the time to describe the most mundane things. Knowing Julien as well as I do, and knowing how much he loves this subject, my prediction is that this build is going to set the bar for "epic" studio scale projects very, very high indeed.
Go Julien!
Wow cool, I´m really looking forward to seeing how you´ll tackle the metal armature. Working out the mechanics of this thing must be an insane amount of work!
So is this going to be a stop motion armature? Because if it didn't have articulation I would wonder what the point of making it was – by that I mean the master replicas version is out there already?
Even if this were to be static, you really think the MR is a model worthy of being called a studio filming replica?
Its an armchair fans ornament, constisting of.....no original donor parts, just mock ups cast in "glorious" polystone.
Trust me, i know Julien has this one nailed in his head, this, as Kevin stated, will be the ultimate Imperial walker.
lee
I'd say the journey getting there is most of the fun in these builds. Getting to go through the process from the ground up is a lot of the thrill. In fact, as models go, I'd say building them is most of what I get pleasure from instead of the final product sitting there collecting dust.
But as far as my needs and abilities go, the MR version is about as close as I'll get and I'm extremely happy with the one I have. But wouldn't it be great to have that studio scale model actually be a prop and not static?!
Can't wait to see where you're going with this Julien. You really are the guy to make this happen!
Julien, what size dish is that? I was thinking VHD-200 but it seems a bit larger. And let me know if you still need help cutting some shapes out.
Joe
Thank you guys,
Yeah I prefer to build my own, it wont be peferct either but it'll be mine !
I hope I'll have a metal armature for this (these) one(s) ! =)
As Lee and Kevin said, it's one of my fav, I've started working on it on and off in 2006... then 6 heads later comes this one !
As I said, not perfect but it'll do the trick I guess !
Joe, I didnt use a plastruct dome, I vacformed the domes over a plug I made !
Jon, I'm not sure I'll finish it before you, I'm not even sur i'll finish it one day lol ! Ive just sent the payment 3 days ago to get my CNC shipped, so I havent started working on it yet ! =)
Thanks for looking !
The AT-AT has so many points of articulation that if someone was going to spend the time to build one from scratch and talk about machining an armature,
do you really think that they'd make it have no articulation?
If you'll excuse me I have to go back to my software and continue making the parts that won't have any articulation. Boolean union, here I come!
Bwwaaaaa--waaaa---waaaaahhhh!!!
I HATE all of you, for encouraging Julien to do anything else, to take his valuable time away from working on his 8-ft Star Destroyer!!
Bwwwaaaa--waaaa---waaaaahhhh!!
If anybody wants me... I'll be in my room! Crying into my pillow!! Waaaahhh!!!
Seriously, Julien... I know that with your attention-to-detail, you'll end up with a studio-scale AT-AT that makes the Master Replicas' effort look like the old Kenner AT-AT!
....just try to finish this 'little' project in record time... so you can get back to the 8' ISD !!
Cheers,
John
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