Are the greeblies (on the forehead, temples and in the chin dimples) on the AT-AT "driver" helmet identified items?
Thanks,
Wayne
Thanks,
Wayne
AT-AT trooper helmet greeblies?
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Firespray
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To my knowledge, I don't believe anyone's identified the greeblies on the AT-AT Driver helmet. There was a similar thread on this or another forum but it receuved very few resposes. I don't know why but there doesn't seem to be much interest out there for this helmet. After much researching, I decided I would have to build all the greeblies from scratch.
I built the greeblies that are inset in the chin dimples from different sizes of 6061 aluminum rod. I think the end result is pretty good. I can post pictures and assembly info if you're interested.
rigormortis
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You might want to check with Richie @ Richie's Armor. His is pretty darned close to the originals I've seen.
RICHIES ARMOR
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The two greeblies outside the front mohawk are push buttons available at Radio shack. One is red and one is gray.
The Gray Tubing is tough to find but I do have some left.
The greeblies inside the front mohawk are gears from the invisible engine kit(recast) . The wiper blades as they are called seem to be clock hands.
The 2 details along side the gray tubes appear to be a trim detail of some sort. I have some that are dead on but has to be painted each time.
The front chin aluminum details I cant locate but I machined some and cast them. I can get you the misc details anytime along with decals etc.
Richie
The Gray Tubing is tough to find but I do have some left.
The greeblies inside the front mohawk are gears from the invisible engine kit(recast) . The wiper blades as they are called seem to be clock hands.
The 2 details along side the gray tubes appear to be a trim detail of some sort. I have some that are dead on but has to be painted each time.
The front chin aluminum details I cant locate but I machined some and cast them. I can get you the misc details anytime along with decals etc.
Richie
rigormortis
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Here's a good pic of my helm. I believe it's an RA...
Forgive the dremeled out teeth... I'm in the process of screening the mouth for trooping.
Forgive the dremeled out teeth... I'm in the process of screening the mouth for trooping.
Too Much Garlic
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That's a nice helmet you've got there. 
RICHIES ARMOR
Sr Member
Great job on the Chin details.
Thats one of our helmets with a couple detail changes. For the greeblies on the gray tubes my best reference was the 12" figure...well we know those usually arent accurate. This has been a tuff detail to track down.
Richie
Thats one of our helmets with a couple detail changes. For the greeblies on the gray tubes my best reference was the 12" figure...well we know those usually arent accurate. This has been a tuff detail to track down.
Richie
rigormortis
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Can't take the credit - bought the partial costume from Lynn. But I am glad to know that it's one of the RA helms - always wanted to own one (you do some fantastic work, Richie) and this helm is my treasured favorite (details-wise).
TK171
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I have a few greeblies I found at Axeman (local greeblie store).
they are the round things inside where the aerators would go on a stormy.
They don't have that "step" in them, like the picture posted, but are round with the holes, and have a point coming out of it.
Don't know what in the world it was used for, but looks very similar. I picked them up to have around if I ever did an At-At lid.
I'll try and post pics of the peices I found.
Joe
they are the round things inside where the aerators would go on a stormy.
They don't have that "step" in them, like the picture posted, but are round with the holes, and have a point coming out of it.
Don't know what in the world it was used for, but looks very similar. I picked them up to have around if I ever did an At-At lid.
I'll try and post pics of the peices I found.
Joe
WookieeGunner
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Looks to me like the chin greebles are 6 hole flanges with integrated nuts with a small balloon latex tip valve screwed onto it.
RICHIES ARMOR
Sr Member
Pics would be cool.
Thats a pretty good comparison of the chin details.
I like the AT-AT as well..Thanks for the polite comments.
Richie
Thats a pretty good comparison of the chin details.
I like the AT-AT as well..Thanks for the polite comments.
Richie
wolverine solo
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is the tie pilot helmet a good base to start making one of these, I'm new to this kind of stuff, but would be a cool starter project.
wolverine solo
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great now to get another tir pilot helmet and start crackin, my tie helmet goes with my suit so that gets left alone.
Firespray
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I wish there were better quality pictures available to help us on our (found part) greeblie quest. Unfortunately, most of the images I've seen leave you guessing. Does anyone know if any other actual movie helmet pictures exist besides the ones on the Wizards game card, action figure cards and in the Star Wars Dictionary? I've noticed these are all the same at-at driver image with different backgrounds. Screen grabs help a little but still pretty blurry.
rigormortis
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Speculation has it that only 2 helms were actually made - one was destroyed and the other was (destroyed) by scammers who removed all the greebles to turn it into a Tie Pilot helm for auction to try to get more money out of it. How's that for a dumb move?
If you get Ian Liston's autograph, you can get it as an AT-AT Driver (as he played both sides of the war - X-Wing Pilot and AT-AT Driver).
If you get Ian Liston's autograph, you can get it as an AT-AT Driver (as he played both sides of the war - X-Wing Pilot and AT-AT Driver).
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