ESB AT-ST

[moffeaton]

This was a loooong slow burn, but it's done!

http://www.mystery10.com/project/studio-scale-at-st-from-the-empire-strikes-back/

 

[Lee S]

Two thumbs up from me!

 

[MCM]

This was a loooong slow burn, but it's done!

http://www.mystery10.com/project/studio-scale-at-st-from-the-empire-strikes-back/

Very cool! What an impressive undertaking.

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[StevenBills]

That's awesome. Interesting to read the back-story of the model as well. Well done!

SB

 

[marvin]

Nice! Was following this on facebook. You went all out on this one. Its ready for battle!

 

[maxhebus]

What glue did you use for the styrene donor parts on the aluminium armature elements?

 

[joberg]

Incredible work there (once again, it's a home-run:cool)!!

 

[moffeaton]

Thanks gang!
I used superglue - roughed up the aluminum where it mated to the plastic, and felt the joy of parts popping off constantly! Whee!

 

[DeLano80]

I can't answer why, but this is my favorite version AT-ST. I wish I had one. Well done!

 

[JediMichael]

Looks really great. Its too bad it had such a quick scene in Empire.

 

[Rats]

Niiice! Like all the little details added. Was a kit part used for the toe shroud?
That is your second one of these isn't it?
I have always preferred this to the ROTJ version, not so chunky, more refined. A sports car rather than a truck.

 

[DCrowe]

Thanks for sharing! I'm slowly collecting the kits needed for a future build. I my favorite AT-ST as well!

 

[moffeaton]

Yep! Toe shrouds come from the 1/48 Monogram B-29 (same kit that donated the turret piece under the neck)!

I mean, I think? It seems to have worked out well!

 

[Voodoocaster]

Very nice built!!
I love all the added extras and the "what if"detailing,.very tastefully done!
I think your at-st photos should be put in a sticky thread as reference for future builds as this is a very nice interpretation of the filming miniature.
Everything on your build looks spot on to me and the paint job looks really beautfull and "reserved"(don't know the right word in English for "not too little nor too much",just enough for it to be convincing and effective)
BRAVO!!

 

[t2sides]

WOW!!! INCREDIBLE Replica Jason!!! Not only is that one insanely beautiful build, paint and weathering top notch, but your write-up and photography are amazing. You have once again set a high bar in replica building!! CONGRATS and nice work!
Sean

 

[Apophis]

Great job! please answer your PM i sent.

 

[3Dsf]

Very nicely done!

I've always disliked the AT-ST look from ROTJ. Its head always looked stretched and flattened. I remember seeing the movie for the first time and thinking it looked wrong somehow. The ESB version, for all its nanoseconds of screen time, just looks *right*.

 

[nikter]

Very nice build! I woul like to make an ESB AT-ST too, where I can find parts IDs? Thank you)