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Thanks guys. A bit of progress on this which is nothing more than sanding down all the areas that I puttied and put the legs back together. It is now fully pose-able.

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As you can see it will stand on it's own two feet.
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I accidently broke a 'tensioner' and have to glue it tight to the back of the leg. I can either replace these both or simply choose a stance that will work with what I have here.
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And finally, just because you can doesn't mean you should.
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I'd appreciate any comments on what I should do about the tensioners. Unreality did a great job with brass - I don't have any onhand...maybe just some strip styrene? Thanks for watching.
 
Great update Scott. The two Bandai ATST builds are pretty awesome. Looks like a really fun kit.

Scott Girvan said:
And finally, just because you can doesn't mean you should.
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LOL ;D Looks like it's pulling a move out of a '70s disco movie...
 
Thanks guys. It's a fun little project for sure.

If this is accurate than the kit tensioners are much too short.
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Scott it's looking good. That LightWorks ref isn't quite right...some of the proportions are off, too.

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JMac said:
Great update Scott. The two Bandai ATST builds are pretty awesome. Looks like a really fun kit.

Scott Girvan said:
And finally, just because you can doesn't mean you should.
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LOL ;D Looks like it's pulling a move out of a '70s disco movie...

Or getting ready to jump ;D

Nice job Scott!

Your first pic would be a great pose! ;)
 
Very cool. I believe the smart money is to have an Imperial Driver out of the hatch like that...very cool - wish I had though of it actually.

I on the other hand have the cabin painted and the head completely closed up. I didn't spend much time on the interior because it will never be seen...again.
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When attaching the top of the head I had a rather craptastic seam (indicated by the orange line). I thinned some Mr. Dissolved Putty with Laquer Thinner and flowed a tiny amount into the seam. Fixed.
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More Mr. Dissolved Putty added to the legs, I'll let this dry overnight. (Jaitea's wheel fix looks much better than this method IMO).
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And parts that are 100% ready for primer.
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Oh man that's looking great!!!

The more you guys do the more you inspire me. I'm even thinking some red lights in the cabin would be cool....

Hahaha OR a Fury/AT-ST mashup!!!
 
That does look cool . Tempted to try something like this ...sometime :)
 
Chris + Chaos, did you see the mini-contest announcement about a BEST AT-ST vote?? Winner gets a Bandai AT-ST :)
 
nicholassagan said:
Chris + Chaos, did you see the mini-contest announcement about a BEST AT-ST vote?? Winner gets a Bandai AT-ST :)
Yes I have seen, but I have no AT ST kit because it + too little time at the moment.
 
Thanks for the comments guys. This one will simmer on the back burner while I build the Apache but I'll be back to it soon enough.
 
Well done so far Scott!! Still dig this stuff....even though I have not had the chance to have a go yet!! I would just end up "wrecking it" anyway...LOL!! Dig seeing the primer on brotha!! Looking forward to your return to this!! ;D
 
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