achilles266
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Any chance of getting the shield generators thrown in with the kit? Would love them for my diorama 
Thanks
Dan
Thanks
Dan
Scratchbuilt Star Wars AT-AT Imperial Walker 1/48
Thank you mate
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Thank you very much Star Lord, its about 50cms long (20 inches approximately)
We will keep on posting every detail of this model and future dio here very soon. ,)
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Thank you very much Star Lord, its about 50cms long (20 inches approximately)
We will keep on posting every detail of this model and future dio here very soon. ,)
Hi achilles, at this moment we have a huge amount of pictures of the shiel generators and we are going tu build them for our dio. Still looking for a picture or a draw that give us the accurate scale of the shield generators to build them to fit with our 1/48 AT-AT. If someone can provide us with this kind of information will be very useful for us.
In any case, once built, if many people ask for the shield generators we don´t have any problem to cast them and offer this kit too.
In any case, once built, if many people ask for the shield generators we don´t have any problem to cast them and offer this kit too.
Any chance of getting the shield generators thrown in with the kit? Would love them for my diorama
Thanks
Dan
Hi friends,
We’ve tried to put the replica & master pieces together, so you can notice the details of the ships, planes, tanks, Formula 1 and other hand-maded model pieces added to your AT-AT. We honestly believe the Saturn V 1/200 pieces have been specially well casted.
Now it's time to build our replicas and start painting!!!
As always, all the information about the process here: http://moviekits.net/star-wars-at-at-148-scratchbuilt-2/
We’ve tried to put the replica & master pieces together, so you can notice the details of the ships, planes, tanks, Formula 1 and other hand-maded model pieces added to your AT-AT. We honestly believe the Saturn V 1/200 pieces have been specially well casted.
Now it's time to build our replicas and start painting!!!
As always, all the information about the process here: http://moviekits.net/star-wars-at-at-148-scratchbuilt-2/
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tdb68
Active Member
WOW guys, this is an awesome build ! Always one of my favorite vehicles. In the early 80's a friend and me tried to use the old MPC kit and do some stop motion with it.
If I missed it early please forgive, I know you said the legs are possible, is the head also?
I can't wait to see more...keep up the fantastic work ! :cheers
If I missed it early please forgive, I know you said the legs are possible, is the head also?
I can't wait to see more...keep up the fantastic work ! :cheers
Hi tdb68, thanks for your kind words. We love this model too! and yes, no only the legs, the pieces that attach the legs to the body have movement too as well the head and the four cannons (we have designed two retractable cannons too, you can see them here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NYcSr3OrnY
This weekend we will show the model fully finished (but not painted)
and yes, no only the legs, the pieces that attach the legs to the body have movement too as well the head and the four cannons (we have designed two retractable cannons too, you can see them here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NYcSr3OrnYThis weekend we will show the model fully finished (but not painted)
Winchester1701
New Member
awesome
Jun Austria
Well-Known Member
Hey Joberg!! You're right, the MonsieurTox's is pretty awesome, the 3D design can give that clean look we can't achieve with an scratchbuilt. But we are close!!
Thank for your words again
Cheers!!
I believed MonsieurTox's works are all done by hand. But I still salute you on your effort for this subject.
Yep, you're right, we confused MonsieurTox with the one built by a guy called North3 in resinilluminati. BTW, his work is simply excellent, top notch.
Thanks for your kind words
Cheers!!
Jun Austria
Well-Known Member
North3 in Resinlluminati? He is also here...
http://www.therpf.com/f11/atat-w-i-p-107841/?highlight=north3
In fact, he helps me on my Revell AT-AT build ( for the Chin gun part ) which still progress.
http://www.therpf.com/f11/atat-w-i-p-107841/?highlight=north3
In fact, he helps me on my Revell AT-AT build ( for the Chin gun part ) which still progress.
Looks supercool!!!
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Here you have some pics showing how the first replica looks like. The pieces have been joined just with a glue touch, so we can separate them after (we are painting it piece by piece). You may notice they’re gaps between junctions but, once builded, they match perfectly.
You may notice some of the pieces have been already painted. That’s just an example-advance of the technique we’re using for painting the model. Although it’s the first paint layer, the AT-AT looks much better.
Fully builded
Pieces
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