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hi guys, after a long break (except for a few small things) I have decided to start this AT-ST.

Sharpe is familiar to me, have the books by Cornwell 1-25.

The Battle of Waterloo: Meierhof La Haye Sainte near Waterloo and is located on the road to Waterloo. The fighting on the site of the Meierhof La Haye Sainte was part of the decisive battle against Napoleon on June 18, 1815. The painting in the background was commissioned in 1858 by George V...

it's always a pleasure to see that others like it too, so my build report was not in vain... :wave:

i dipped the clear parts in a clear parquet care product and let it dry. But before that, polish with a soft cloth and make sure that there is nothing left on the part.

The finished model. The construction itself is no problem for advanced modelers. Only the three chassis and the boarding ramps would need attention. Follow the building instructions exactly and bring a lot of patience.

...and just don't overdo it with "washing & co"... ;) Now the remaining small parts are attached, a suitable base is made and the model is ready.

Since I am not a friend of decals, I have brushed the stripes. First set the contours, then mask with Vallejo Liquid Mask and then paint with a mixture of yellow and a small drop of orange (enamel), finally gloss paint. Wanted to stick to the original model from the film (making off video on the...

I can also try that with the pixels, thank you. Here are a few more pictures of the engines and weapons.

I always have to edit the image quality with a program so that the MB is not exceeded, otherwise I cannot adjust the images, e.g. in the last image from 4.351 KB to 121 KB. Of course, the image quality suffers, but it is enough for forum pictures. The model gets another layer of gloss varnish...

First paint Tamiya black matte, second paint Air Model black gloss, both very thin. Third paint Tamiya Gun Metal. Air Model glossy therefore, that brings iron, aluminium and silver better.

yes, eisen is the german term

first painting of the small parts discreet black (Model Air) as primer; then painting with Revell 91 eisen metalic. Next I start with the painting (without outer casing!) of the two engines (front and rear part) and their assembly.

i hope so...

finally my tamyja colors are on the way and then the first painting in black as a primer begins

ready for the first primer in black

very well done, beautiful model

assembly in steps...

i do the landed version with open hatches, but you still wouldn't see much of the cargo.

the last two parts for the inner assembly are ready, the assembly has started...