Hemble
Well-Known Member
Hi All,
The AT-AT foot and figure AT-AT Driver was acommission piece, I painted the rocks Vallejo Matt Black and then a light dry brush of Vallejo Sky Grey.
The foot and partial leg were made using foam board and then covered in cardboard. The greeblies are pieces from 1/35 scale WW2 models and also plasic card, It was sprayed with Tamiya Olive drab and then Tamiya Light grey.
The snow was done using watered down spakfilla and I kept adding water until the spakfilla is a paste type consistency. It was then spread over the base and foot and while it is drying I use a lightly damp baby wipe and press very softly on the spakfilla to give it a more natural look.
The client wanted the AT-AT driver articulated which is just a repaint which I used Vallejo paints the hardest part was the armour which is a light grey which I mixed Vallejo Sky grey and matt white until I got the colour to match the armour.
I haven't painted the snowtroopers as they are for another project and I just wanted to show them on the base.
Ron
The AT-AT foot and figure AT-AT Driver was acommission piece, I painted the rocks Vallejo Matt Black and then a light dry brush of Vallejo Sky Grey.
The foot and partial leg were made using foam board and then covered in cardboard. The greeblies are pieces from 1/35 scale WW2 models and also plasic card, It was sprayed with Tamiya Olive drab and then Tamiya Light grey.
The snow was done using watered down spakfilla and I kept adding water until the spakfilla is a paste type consistency. It was then spread over the base and foot and while it is drying I use a lightly damp baby wipe and press very softly on the spakfilla to give it a more natural look.
The client wanted the AT-AT driver articulated which is just a repaint which I used Vallejo paints the hardest part was the armour which is a light grey which I mixed Vallejo Sky grey and matt white until I got the colour to match the armour.
I haven't painted the snowtroopers as they are for another project and I just wanted to show them on the base.
Ron
