All in the Reflexes

Link to the LDD file here https://www.dropbox.com/s/n3aabxmq6xrszat/AT-AT%20Cb%20constructed.lxf?dl=0 Its mostly exterior design but hopefully it might help you.

This is looking great La Chupacabra, if you need my LDD files for my AT-AT you are very welcome to them :)

Ideally both :D

Thanks guys :) @Fuppy, i think some form of interior would be nice but as you say, piece count and more importantly weight go up. Im looking at articulated legs but that is something only a real world model could give insight as to how they take the strain of the body. As of right now im aiming for a good looking 'static' model, i suppose it depends on would people want an interior and some for of playability too? :)

Thanks Fuppylodders, and spot on about the legs, i toyed with the idea of bricks with studs to attach tiles on both sides but i think structurally it wont be very strong, plus you run in to the problem of how to make the 'ankles' and have the feet attach. At the size cavegod made his it can be doable but at the size i want this, its just at the 'middle point' where slopes are too wide :/ Anyway as requested, underside. Note the frame isnt visible in this shot :) The 'Hip joints' wont take this weight at all but i never intended them to like this, i was pondering the idea of technic springs in place instead of where Cavegod had a beam built directly into the hip joints for the legs to fix to.

Hey guys, thanks for the comments :) Ive tried to keep it as studless as possible, it could probably do with some little details here and there but as i said its a work in progress. Problems arise when you are working to an ideal piece count without sacrificing strength and details, but im quite happy with it so far, from looking at a million pictures of the studio models i think its pretty close :) Here's some more pics closer up of the head and back end, also profile shot.

Soooo, being a huge fan of AT-ATs but not mad enough to try and make Rocco's/Cavegod's creations, i thought i would have a go at something that was accurate, almost as big and not kill your bank account buying all the pieces. As of now its just an LDD design, must give a massive shout out to the lego gods Rocco and Cavegod for inspiration, i followed many design cues but tried to scale down and put my own spin on it. Also a shout out to rx79gez8gundam and his AT-AT design, i hadn't clocked his work till id almost finished mine and noticed how similar the legs were, total coincidence but seeing as he posted his way before mine im giving props to him and his great work. So as it stands it still needs some work to the frame and neck joint but its designed to hold the head strong. Im hoping it will be strong enough AND have space inside for troops but thats still to be figured out. At the moment its about 3800 pieces but i'll wager it will hover around 4000 when all is said and done. I'm sure someone could streamline it and maybe get it to 3500, im not a Lego genius like some on here :D Anyway here she is.... ps:pics are a bit small and blurry, no idea whats happening there, site is resizing them?

Wanting to do this myself but im holding off as i wouldnt be surprised if a re-release or modified version is brought out to coincide with the new films in a year or two :)

Hey guys, long time lurker on the site and have built some amazing MOCs thanks to the people here. Many thanks to Krispy/Jerac etc for this amazing model, i did always wonder about the way the engines/wings worked though so i had a play around just to see what would come of it. Here's an idea i had, not sure how sturdy it would be but i'm quite pleased with it. Also little tweaks to the nose and canopy rear :)