Star Wars AT AT Project

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**mickgoth**

Hey peeps, i'm new here so hello to everyone. Some of the work on this site is outstanding!!

So my project.............A 1981 Kenner AT-AT walker, Busted it up, primed and repainted it. Added USB hub and Blue led lights to match my comp. take a look and let me know what you think

**Paradigm**

Welcome to Dakka!

That's pretty impressive (although you might be slightly mad for busting up one of those, I think they're pretty rare

) and the weathering is great!

**shingouki**

Very cool.

**Emperors_Champion**

Ha nice!

With the size of that thing you should have turned it into a PC itself!

But great work none the less!

**sarpedons-right-hand**

That's awesome! Top banana that man

**mickgoth**

thanks for your comments guys, been trying to find somewhere to share this with for a couple of days. I got bogged down so fast in star wars forums. so many of them argh!!!!! wasn't sure if my project fitted in here with all your guys/gals pristine brush skills on miniatures

**oadie**

You must be new if you think all of our miniatures are pristine.

Welcome and well come!

As much as the forum focuses on Games Workshop models/games, let alone miniatures, in general, the P&M crowd generally appreciates the craft, regardless of the specific medium. People have posted both traditional canvas and digital paintings, cosplay gear, large-scale models and props... The "oddball" projects are relatively few and far between, but I certainly like them and others seem to, as well. If you've got more, keep posting!