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A first look at the weathered version. Not the finished build yet (the extending poles are waiting for assembly) but I think, now it is coming alive!

After making some corrections and adjustments I was able to complete this build of the final version. No weathering yet but the build went much better so I am quite happy with the progress. Only the weather layer and the instructions left!

I have started to update the moisture vaporator that Michael has designed for the homestead building. I got a few requests that his version was a little to advanced to understand the build, so I decided to add some glue tabs and texturing. After analyzing Michaels design I rebuilt it in Blender...

Haven't forgotten this but am swamped right now finishing my Samurai Castle project. Hope to have more free time soon :-)

I think I will leave the first version without moveable joints. Version 1.0 will just have the basics :-) So after gluing a simple box to the legs and let it dry I believe it will hold the head just fine. The connection of the last hinges is a little weak. Soaking in glue etc might be a good...

Found some time to make a little progress here. Worked the missing link parts and am ready to make a connector box. It looks stable enough. I have to make a posed configuration to test the stability. hmmmm .... can't upload the image as it is "too large" (but about the same size as the other...

Thanks for all the great ideas. I am using this layered process for paper purists. Of course it will be easier to glue the texture layer onto Buchbinderpappe if available. I am designing this model so that you can pose the legs and then glue into a fixed position. Making it movable will be too...

I have used four layers of 300gsm paper and will add the two outer textures layers. I think the legs will be fine. But of course further test will have to be done. When I am able to work on the connect to base parts I will have to see how much strain is put on them. I think they would be the...

Quick update: Left the legs in standing position over night. Wanted to see if they bend or crack or something .... and they survived intact :)

As you might know (or have wondered why I made such a big U-Wing model) I make paper models for 28-30mm figures. The AT-ST walker from Star Wars is a model I can imagine on a gaming table. It's size is big enough to be a hopefully impressive beast to look at, yet still small enough to be...

Thanks! I have seen a couple of screen shots from the EA Battlefront game showing interesting details (also for the regular version). I plan do to a texture update in the future where I upgrade the existing details (esp the bottom hull) and then add the color mask of this version. BTW I am in...

I want to improve the textures (esp the bottom half). If you have good references please let me know. There wasn't much there when I designed it so I had to make things up best I could. But now I think more and more references will appear. I guess the EA Battlefront Rogue One Game might be a...

I need to finish work on my non SCI-FI work right now (a Samurai Castle paper model) but being a huge Star Wars fan in my list for future models are (all in the 28-30mm figure scale): AT-ST Walker, Imperial Troop transport (from TFA), maybe the hover tank (from Rogue One) and, YES, the Falcon...

Hi guys and girls, allow me to properly introduce myself. My name is Chris and I have been brought here by Ravell-Fan and Rhaven-Blaack. I live in Vienna, Austria. It is the capital "Schnitzel city" of Sound-of-Music Land :-) When I am not eating Applestrudle or Schnitzel with Noodles ;-) I...

What a wonderful surprise! Thank you Revell-Fan. And thank you all for the kind words. I hope you enjoy the model as much as I had creating it. After watching the movie I love the ship even more! Here are a couple of pics of yesterdays photo shoot :-) Trying to show both models. Big one clean...