My bad, not a T-70 but a T-65.
Dragon gets Star Wars licence
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My bad, not a T-70 but a T-65.
If they do a Tie Fighter, too, I'm going to have to pick up a few of each. I was planning on moving to 1/48 builds after my 1/72 run, but now I think I'm going to do 1/144 models next. I already have the Bandai MF...might as well add to that.
-Kris
One of the photographs of the AT-ST and T-70 show what's apparently a 1/144th scale AT-AT in the background.
Dragon's process of product development is painful to watch as the reaction they receive from discerning modelers whenever they unveil photographs of their new kits have mostly been negative while giving no hint of a definitive release date, leaving everyone hanging.
Dragon's process of product development is painful to watch as the reaction they receive from discerning modelers whenever they unveil photographs of their new kits have mostly been negative while giving no hint of a definitive release date, leaving everyone hanging.
Man that is one odd little beastie... is it me or does the Cockpit look a bit toy-like in proportions?
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Victor3
Sr Member
I'm pretty sure that's going to be a non-scale "Mecha-Collection" style line.
If it is 'MechaCollection' then it is mostly box scale, which is one reason I avoid that line of kits. I have waited decades for scifi kits to be released in matching scales and I am not about to take a step backward now. The only exception would be a subject I really really want to the point of buying a gaming miniature ot it, like the Trade Federation Lucrehulk-class doughnut ship.
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That Badai collection is going to be like the Titanium series and Bandai's Yamato mecha series. You will only get things in scale with each other pretty much by accident. They are made to all be the same size regardless of scale. You'll have a lot of settling for "close enough"
mythshaker
Active Member
The not settling has saved me enough money over the years to get what I do get pretty much regardless of cost.
astroboy
Master Member
So are they doing two different versions? I'm not an ATST guy but this looks pretty badass. Is it any more accurate than that other version we saw?
MonsieurTox
Master Member
Not accurate to any of the AT-ST built for the movies.
The head is weird, the side panels are not long enough with wrong proportions :/
They've just shortened the legs but that's all... Everything else is still wrong by a long way.
MonsieurTox
Master Member
The middle leg part and the one connected to the ankle are definitely shorter by a lot !
Galactican
Sr Member
This whole line is a great opportunity... A great opportunity to save money..! 
Any new news on a release date for the 1/35 AT-AT
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