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Re: Who else wants an AT-AT?
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lugnet.starwars
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Thu, 4 Jan 2001 20:49:35 GMT
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1st rule: NEVER go by what you see in the movie!! In one scene, the AT-AT's
could easily be 100 M tall, wheras in the scene when the foot steps on
luke's snowspeeder, it is significantly smaller (to scale w/ the foot, maybe
10 M tall at the most....).....anyhow, according to the "vehicles and
vessels" book, it is approx. 15 M tall (20 M long). Anyhow, I usually go by
lego man height rather than width (lego men ought to look ata a strict
diet...lol...) to determine scale. A lot of the AT-At MOC's out there appear
to me way too large. it gives them more character, but they always seem way
to big according to the "vehicels and vessels".......
Jono
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| (...) <fanatic level=almost_there> Very true. There's a lot to consider :) There are a couple key scenes to derive the AT-AT's actual height. 1. Luke ascending to the underbelly (there's a shot available on www.starwars.com) 2. The foot trampling (...) (23 years ago, 4-Jan-01, to lugnet.starwars)
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| | Re: Who else wants an AT-AT?
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| (...) Actually, going by the movies, an AT-AT's about 75 feet tall, which translates to about 525 mm in minifig scale which is about 65 studs tall... But 40 studs would about work for the often reported 50-feet height of the AT-AT, though... (...) (...) (23 years ago, 4-Jan-01, to lugnet.starwars)
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