AT-ST Studio Scale inspired by JOE JOHNSTON Sketchs

[xingshen]

That looks really good.

I always enjoy seeing concept designs brought to light.

 

[roback]

thank you so much for your words, here's some more pictures... :lol

 

[roback]

Today a small advance :behave

 

[roback]

more updates....

 

[joez2391]

thats so awesome, what a great design. the paint job on it really makes it pop, wasnt sure how you were going to paint/ weather but im really loving your choices so far, especially the battle damage and the rusty blast marks. cant wait to see it with the legs and everything together

 

[Stormy320]

Looks great.

Can you share the Joe Johnston picture?

 

[jkno]

Fantastic design and project! Can't wait to see it finished!

 

[roback]

Greetings to all and thanks for your kind words , many of you have asked if I'm making a resin model that now I'm seriously considering it! Do yu guys think its a good idea? Thanks for your feedback on this subject!

 

[BruGaleen]

Resin kit: Best Idea Ever!

 

[clancampbell]

Absolutely staggering!!!!!! Reminds me of the one they used in I.M.P.S.

Rich

 

[Droids inc]

The details are absolutely amazing!

 

[roback]

Hi, greetings to everyone!

Thanks a lot for all your feedback, right now I'm waiting for a couple of models that I got from ebay to arrive, they should be here in January; with these I¡ll make the final model and the AT-ST parts for the molds. I'll make 10 resin copies.

Happy Holidays!

 

[MattDeh]

noob question: but the photos are blurry and have a photobucket water mark... any way to unblur them?

 

[tsenecal]

noob question: but the photos are blurry and have a photobucket water mark... any way to unblur them?

click on the photo to view it in the RPF gallery, then left-click on the image, and "open image in new tab".

 

[TazMan2000]

noob question: but the photos are blurry and have a photobucket water mark... any way to unblur them?

You can get Chrome and update it for the Photobucket patch.

TazMan2000

 

[scotthothpatrol]

click on the photo to view it in the RPF gallery, then left-click on the image, and "open image in new tab".

Thanks for posting I was wondering that myself. I wonder what happened to this build? I would have liked to see it finished.