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By DUKEDREAL - Dec. 31, 1969 Imperial Walker Height 17 inches Length 18 inches Width 10 inches Molds used: Turret Mold #61, Fieldstone Accessories Mold #71, Smooth Floor Tiles Various Sizes Mold #202, Station Builder Mold #300, Dragons Teeth Accessory Mold # 80 Other Materials: Foam Board Styrene for various detailing Various pieces from various gaming sprues for various pieces on the inside, Games Workshop Tau guns fro the cannons on the head Various pieces from Tamiya model taken for various pieces on the inside Computer stations from an online shop Sand and rocks for ground affect Paints used on the AT-AT were Matte Black and a spray coating of Mist Gray followed by dry brushing. Building: The AT-AT was built around the idea of playability. Thus one side is open, although it does have a panel to close up the side. The model is to scale. What is interesting is that the schematic in the Star Wars Technical Journal by Shane Johnson was almost to scale to the new Star Wars minis that are out! The legs are built from styrene with blocks glued on to increase the thickness. 40mm round bases make up the knee and shoulder joints. Fluff: Lord Vader you may start your landing shortly…
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