AT-ST reference pics wanted

If you have 30-40 megs of semi-permanent storage somewhere where I can upload what I have.. I can help you out. If not... here's what I did:

Bought SW: Chronicles (it's expensive, but the pics are great)
Bought the Widescreen DVD version of ROTJ and took screencaps w/ Cyberlink DVD player
Bought The Art of Star Wars (ROTJ version)
Bought Star Wars: Behind the Magic Vehicles Special Edition (actually, lonepigeon sent it to me - thanks Chris.)

After that it was a matter of just hunting through images.altavista.com ... images.google.com and using tags like at-st, atst, at st walker, chicken walker, atst blueprint, etc.

If you search this forum using tags like "star wars exhibit, star wars exhibition, cosi," etc there are some links to where members have posted pics.. there's some great ones of the ST from a guy who took photos at the France exhibit.

Asking around can net you pics as well. It's work, but it's worth taking the time to dig around if you want to build a realistic model.

Here's some of the better links:

http://www.forbiddenplastic.com/ref_star_wars/index.html
http://www.stormtrooperguy.com/gallery/thu...s.php?album=159
http://www.killbyte.da.ru/

Hope that helps..
 
Thank you very much Meridian i will check your links. I already have the dvd version of ROTJ. The books, i'm searching for then but here is very hard to find them.
 
Ditto on the thank you. I've been hunting hard for Falcon and Sandcrawler pics.
good luck n your ATST build.
 
I'm organizing the pics I have now so that you don't get any duplicates.

One thing you'll notice about the ST's used in ROTJ - they're all different. I've counted around 7 variations of the model so far not including the full scale prop they used for the scenes on Endor, the scales seem to be anywhere from 1 foot to 3 feet tall.
 
hi meridian:
that links are very usefull and i like the resolution of the images thanks.
i'm anxious to see your material.
 
If anyone is interested in hosting these somewhere, let me know. I have 158 images including one video, the package comes in at under 60 megs. I notice several people (myself included) have AT-ST projects on the table, and just about every angle of the model(s) are covered in these photos.
 
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