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Although we are heavily working on our AT-AT 1/48, the AT-ST 1/72 Chicken Walker is still alive!! Here you have some of the progress we've done lately. There are still some details to be fixed, such as cannons, some of the leg tubes, belly and neck cables, as well as some several final touches all around the model. We must say most of the work has been already done, thanks to new laser cut and 3D printing technologies.As is becoming the custom, all coment will be welcome. More info in our site http://moviekits.net/star-wars-at-st-scratchbuilt-by-moviekits/Cheers!!
Hi!
Nice work! How tall it is? Did you use blueprints from RPF?
"Space may be the final frontier, but it´s made in Hollywood basement." RHCP, Californication
Hi Trabi, thanks for your kind words! ;) it´s about 16 inches tall (40 cms tall) and yes, we used some blueprints, but not only. We have used tons of pictures of the original model too. ;)
Movie Kits Hi Trabi, thanks for your kind words! ;) it´s about 16 inches tall (40 cms tall) and yes, we used some blueprints, but not only. We have used tons of pictures of the original model too. ;)
So if it´s 1:72 scale it means, that it´s 28,8 meters tall. About seven meters taller than AT-AT. Varying the source you can get 6,3 or 8,6 meters for height. Oldest source (LFL magazine) what I found gives 6,3 meters. That´s for ESB version. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_sd5FsRB8MEE/THwxyu_zM8I/AAAAAAAAEb4/ZMMKknadtyY/s1600/esb+atst+juankplastik.jpg
6,3 meters looks more plausible than 8,6 when you look pictures from movies. So I think your scale is ~1:16
We used those drvings what you can find from RPF also as base when we made our own. And lots of pictures. It took about four months from seven guys to finnish and about ten hours to build it up from ten guys. 6,4 meters tall and weight about 200kg.
Keep up good working MK! I will follow this topic with big interest!
Well... Trabi... Ehhhhhhh ... 0_o ... o_O ... O_O' ...
Guess we'll have time enough to thank you before fainting. This is the first time we see that absolutely incredible work. Man it's not only huge but also you managed to add tons of cool details. THUMBS UP!!
Thanks again for the info, we just wanted to make something 16 " high but we were wrong at measuring the real one. We'll definitely trust you.
Now it's time to check your full project at RPF
Keep in touch man, cheers¡¡
Wow, that's awesome Movie Kits- love the detail you guys work in there. Thanks for sharing with us!
And yikes Trabi- that's like... wow...
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
That's a really cool project! Are the transparent pieces made using a stereolithography printer?
Thanks CN!! Yes, that's it, the final results using that technique are actually pretty cool
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