Having just finished the fastest hunk o' junk of the galaxy, Shunichi has turned to another model of the past: The AT-AT. The first version was rather simplistic and had several inaccuracies.
The head was the part Shunichi was most dissatified with, so he took the chance to revise it. One step lead to the other and soon he decided to eliminate the other flaws like the simplified feet.
Now the walker would have articulated toes. Half way through something bad happened: Shunichi lost all the project data due to a PC glitch. Believing the project was lost forever he abandoned it and - right - switched to the Falcon. Then a friend approached him and told him that he had found a copy of the AT-AT files! Shunichi was very happy and decided to tackle the project once again. However, this time he wanted to pull out all stops on the model and make a perfect rendition of the Empire's most dreaded war machine. Just like the Falcon the new AT-AT had to be enlarged by 30 % in order to incorporate all the additional detail. The head was totally revamped and looks awesome now.
Now Shunichi is checking the overall dimensions of the parts to match the original filming models (the first version was based on wrong schematics).
Stay tuned and visit his blog!
http://ameblo.jp/sfpaperist/
The head was the part Shunichi was most dissatified with, so he took the chance to revise it. One step lead to the other and soon he decided to eliminate the other flaws like the simplified feet.
Now the walker would have articulated toes. Half way through something bad happened: Shunichi lost all the project data due to a PC glitch. Believing the project was lost forever he abandoned it and - right - switched to the Falcon. Then a friend approached him and told him that he had found a copy of the AT-AT files! Shunichi was very happy and decided to tackle the project once again. However, this time he wanted to pull out all stops on the model and make a perfect rendition of the Empire's most dreaded war machine. Just like the Falcon the new AT-AT had to be enlarged by 30 % in order to incorporate all the additional detail. The head was totally revamped and looks awesome now.
Now Shunichi is checking the overall dimensions of the parts to match the original filming models (the first version was based on wrong schematics).
Stay tuned and visit his blog!
http://ameblo.jp/sfpaperist/