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Unfortunately, my son has no hands and no patience for such handicrafts, which is a shame. He has nothing from me in this matter...

I'm glad you like it.

everything I make from Star Wars - paper or plastic - is also for my son - I just paint it myself. ;)

...and we continue with the top and the movable access hatch...

always these small jobs - top ;)

The "ears" are finished and the next parts are already waiting. Parts 121, 122, 128, 129 (see red arrows) must be reinforced, i.e. doubled, otherwise they will be too weak and break and the slits cut out generously. The gluing is a bit fiddly, only glue small areas at a time, allow to dry and...

i was going to, but the original film ATST has no glass either, only movable armor plates to cover it.

Basic framework of the head

and I thought I already had everything from Warhammer - thanks for the downloads. Great work with the models. :bowdown:

thank you for the informative answer. If I ever start to build the SULACO, I will of course post a build thread.

good idea, I have the same model and can maybe try it for testing purposes, would be interested in the errors. A very interesting model would be the "SULACO" - I think it is about two meters (2.19 yards?) long.

I came across your model while browsing, great work, will follow it.

The next section is already ready - the start of the head.

then wait for pages 7 and 8 - body, cockpit, laser and triplet gun. I'll try to spice up the cockpit a bit. But first I have to finish seven figures from the latest Dark Souls edition.

"Back end" and neck finished - when it's done, everything looks so simple...;) Now the upper part begins.

finished at the front except for the neck and the back.

correctly recognized...:yesyes:

Thank you for liking it. :bowdown: I'm looking forward to seeing how it works with the cables, I just have to be careful not to install anything without plugging the cables in first. ;)

one part comes to another... last template for the lower part.

the kit is from uhu02. The challengers are very large, not suitable for beginners. It is important to cut accurately and work with very small parts and a lot of patience.