i told you i was a glutton for punishment (look at the pics)

It seems that it is now impossible to download the PDF files for the paper AT-AT at the site that I gave. But if somebody is interested, just e-mail me, and I'll send the files.
I've build the paper model and it is very nice and fun.

I also have the Tiderium Shuttle, the Millenium Falcon, X-Wing, Y-wing, Tie-Fighter and AT-ST

Weird, I never noticed the tail...

if i remember right the dimensions of the "real" vehicle was just under 16 meters high by just under 25 meters from head to tail.


dan thanks.


joe

Hey Joe, you kind of stole my idea !
Great job though, I was going to use the "pieces" of the free paper model that I once downloaded at http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~sf-papercraft/Copyright/AT-AT/at-at.html
does anybode have any idea of the size of the "real" thing ?

thankyou for the kind words. actually hadnt thought of how to display this one yet. to be honest i kind of rushed into it because i was afraid of the build. but you have given me some things to think about. brian after that pic/chop i had to do something, hehehe. seriously i love the star wars movies. i wouldnt say i was a fanatic but i do enjoy the films.

joe

Joe, you're a scratchbuilding maniac!
And I didn't know you were a Star Wars fan! (Aside from your Darth pic!)

Looks real good!

I said it once and I'll say it again, " I LOVE Star Wars models". Excuse me I think I'm going to cry.....You really make me proud, great job.

Are you planning to have the AT-AT in a scene or just by it's self.?
I ask because many moons ago I was into the Star Wars role playing game and I scratch built the landing pad that was on The Endor Moon. You know the one with the AT-AT parked next to it. It was a very fast build made from card board, and was only meant to represent the building for playing purposes. BUT I have always wanted to do a serious build of that platform....Anyway it looks great.

thankyou for your kindness. i am kind of vague on the scale of this one. it is approx 1/100. wanted to do a 1/72 but it didnt quite fit the paper for the schematics.

thankyou again for the kind words.


joe

Joe, that's beautiful--I only wish my scratchbuilding was as clean and sharp as your. What scale you building this beat in?

Sean

I thought you said you were new to scratchbuilding?
That looks great so far! A very strong start indeed.

Beautiful Joe! When I start scratchbuilding I hope my stuff looks half as good.

Dave

You go Joe! Looks like your on a roll with this one.

Matt

Keep it going. i have some other info if you need it.

Joe...You've done good!