Qc ssr at-st

[dirtydave]

Very nice.Love the paint & weathering.

Dave

 

[joberg]

Beautiful! It was worth the wait:cool

 

[qcfoundry]

Very kind words guys - many thanks.

 

[jkno]

A SUPERB AT-ST!! Love it!! :thumbsup

 

[sjanish]

Very nice Quincy. I really need to find time to get back to mine.

 

[Bobsbuilds]

I've been inspired by the great build on this thread and am thinking on making an attempt building an ATST. I have a couple of questions... (well, a lot of questions, but I'll start with couple). I noticed a part code on the ATST side weapon pods on an earlier post. It looks like a Plastruct Inc part. If so, I notice they sell their domes in injected molded clear acrylic or ABS plastic. Is there advantages/disadvantages with either material... as far as cutting, gluing, etc....? Also, where can I get the leg templates or who do I need to ask? Thanks for a detailed build log.

 

[scotthothpatrol]

I used the ABS for mine no problems in working with it. Not sure what is meant by leg templates unless you mean the blueprints for the armature.

 

[Bobsbuilds]

Yes, the blueprints for the armature. Thanks for the correction. It looks like Quincy used the clear acrylic, so glad to hear builders have used either with favorable results.

 

[marsattack]

I don't think it matters what you use and probably it's whatever they have in stock at the time.
Also as far as the blueprints go , Quincy would be the person to ask for the blueprints, good luck on the build
Mars

 

[sstinson]

Bumping an older thread....
Quincy or has anyone considered modeling and 3d printing the ATST armature? I could probably model this but I am not certain how the threaded portions might work (if at all), but I figured that I would ask for those of us building this thing and cannot afford the alum armature.
Thanks!
mike