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Yes and no, depending on how many copies are needed.
The Master Builder I talked to at Legoland CA explained that when doing a
one-of-a-kind model, the MB would complete it, and then hand it off to
specialists that are experts at copying - they'd use the original to make
the glued copy.
However, if it were a vehicle that they needed multiple copies of, they'd
hand it off to people that made blueprints.
I would guess that the AT-AT did NOT go the blueprint route.
Sanjay D'Souza wrote:
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> I asked if I could purchase the AT-AT Walker from the LEGO Roadshow.....not
> a chance came the reply ;-(
>
> You have to wonder though how they go about building such monsters.....I
> read somewhere that a prototype is built then a second is built with the
> pieces being glued together. Do they draw up building instructions for the
> first model, thus making it easy to build the display model?
>
> If this is the case it would simply be a case of getting one's hands on the
> plans and building your own AT-AT.... ;-)
>
> Sanjay
>
> Jonas Marcho wrote in message ...
> > That'll be the day, Sanjay. It would be greedy enough to ask for a minifig-
> > scale Millenium Falcon, let alone an AT-AT or a Death Star (please). Even a
> > nanofig-scale Death Star would take up an entire room.
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