Meatcan

I love the way you did dex's diner, very accurate aswell

AMAZING!

Yes after looking at it a long time I agree aswell. I finished the base and the engine room (which I wanted to add so there is more of a playability factor). Let me know what you think. Also I was thinking to add the troop bay and head seperate from the engine room, on top but not connected. Connected via pins to the legs and resting on the engine bay. This will make the engine room more accesible and the set easier to dismantle, but it might make it a little less stable...

Oke changed it to dark grey, what do you guys think? I find it hard to judge because of the way LDD displays colors. @LegoCloneFanatic would love to see pictures of that veteran at-st!

Thanks so much for the feedback sigpro!

I was going to do it in dark gray initially but changed it to black to be more loyall to the original. But I see what you mean and I might change it back. About it collapsing, do you think it would, and on would parts will there be the most stress? @khatmorg which axels do you mean?

I need to clarify by the way. It is based on the UCS Slave 1, minifig scale wise. The legs are as poseable as the regular lego ones; the feet, the knees and all the way up top are rotatable. I think if I would cover the inside parts of the legs the legs would become too fat. But tell me if you disagree, and how you would change them.

Hello everyone, I am new to this forum (though I have been following for a while), MOC's and LDD. But really wanting to make my own minifigscale UCS (mostly because to my opinion LEGO is to slow with releasing these), I am trying all of these things. I really want to know your reactions and opinions. And if you have any tips or tricks I would like to hear from you. Introducing the Elite AT-AT from the Star Wars mobile game Commander. After searching for a long time and looking at almost all the ground vehicles in the Star Wars Universe, I chose this vehicle because it is part of Star Wars canon and like a lot of people I already have 2 LEGO AT-AT's. So let me know what you think.