[Q10 - Uogo'cor - TT] Clone patrol on Uogo'cor

[marvelBoy123]

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Many forget the short time that the republic occupied Uogo'cor during the clone wars. Due to unrest at the occupation and frequent pirate attacks, clone AT-RT patrols were a common sight throughout the many levels of the planet's cities.

http://Clone wars Cyberpunk city on Uogo'cor by marvelBoy123, on Flickr

http://Clone wars Cyberpunk city on Uogo'cor by marvelBoy123, on Flickr

http://Clone wars Cyberpunk city on Uogo'cor by marvelBoy123, on Flickrhttp://Clone wars Cyberpunk city on Uogo'cor by marvelBoy123, on Flickr

http://Custom Lego AT-RT design by marvelBoy123, on Flickr

The AT-RT is a custom build and one of the smallest AT-RT mocs that I have seen. The angles on the front are achieved by the new clear parts from the DC CMF. My other favourite detail is the blast door on the lowest level. The angled line is originally a technique for tudor half timbered buildings but I think that it is pretty effective. This is my third real take on a 'cyberpunk' style city and by far my favourite. I would love your feedback.

[dvogon]

Nice vertical building! The AT-RT battle pack size  version is quite interesting and effective, specially those arms for the feet. 

[karmajay]

Great AT-ST!

[Simulterious]

loving the cyberpunk aesthetic!

[Ross Fisher]

That's a great city. The multi-layered effect is really effective. Did @Darth Bjorn's Rishi inspire you?

[marvelBoy123]

Yeah, that and a couple of other cyberpunk builds definitely inspired a number of the techniques I used for the build!

[Darth Bjorn]

So many small details. That makes this really interesting to look at - just a little longer than the average 16x16 moc. I especially love the legs on the Ugnaught - that is really cool. I may borrow that in the future!

[Merc4Hire]

Fantastic work; definitely captured the SW city look. There's so much detail in each level!

[DrMuttonchops]

Love the layered build and the AT-RT looks excellent!  The red and blue minifig hands as frayed wiring is a great touch, and I love the Sci-Fi gal poster from the CMF videogame guy.  The sewer/drain at the bottom is a great touch.  Any story to the lady up top with the biohaz flask, or is it just her lunch?