weekend Bandai AT-ST
Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:06 pm
I did this some time ago for my son (big star wars fan)
Its an ootb build with simple paintwork unlike Mr B,s brilliant camo version
these kits are great fun to snap together and can be built quickly unless you start to change things.
some details quickly picked out on the inside

not too bad



the detail on this little chewie is very good

primer





small round base with some rocks and a pool of water


simple leopard skin wash and a brown base coat

mixture of static grass and scatter and some stones (I use my own mixtures now but Lukes stuff is excellent and very reasonably priced.


drying outside after using isopropyl and PVLA in a sprayer to lock things down

dry and on the bench


added a small dry root from the garden and some stones and Aqua Magic for "realistic water affects" but I wouldn't recommend it as it shrinks.


The base was actually an old kitchen clock that stopped working
that's what I told the Mrs anyway.
It had a coat of green paint but I prefer the wood myself but the customer (my son) wanted green so green it is. I used different Mig washes for the green slimy look. If you look at the last photo you can just make out the fogging in the pool, not sure why. Maybe adding layers causes the clouding







and that's it all done.
I enjoyed doing this kit so much I got the AT-AT for my stash
thanks for looking
mark


Its an ootb build with simple paintwork unlike Mr B,s brilliant camo version
these kits are great fun to snap together and can be built quickly unless you start to change things.
some details quickly picked out on the inside

not too bad



the detail on this little chewie is very good

primer





small round base with some rocks and a pool of water


simple leopard skin wash and a brown base coat

mixture of static grass and scatter and some stones (I use my own mixtures now but Lukes stuff is excellent and very reasonably priced.


drying outside after using isopropyl and PVLA in a sprayer to lock things down

dry and on the bench


added a small dry root from the garden and some stones and Aqua Magic for "realistic water affects" but I wouldn't recommend it as it shrinks.


The base was actually an old kitchen clock that stopped working







and that's it all done.
thanks for looking
mark

