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Here is my last build including 212th legion and 3 custom AT-RT. Tell me what you think :)
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Hi everyone, I hope you're doing great on this glorious day. Let me introduce today my latest build : a replica of the third battle of Kamino, that takes place in season 3, episode 2. Really fun to make, but also quite challenging, with a few techniques I have never tested in the past, especially regarding the roof generator, the sliding beds, the Aqua Droids, and such. I hope you'll like it, feel free to tell me everything that comes to your mind that might help in the future. LEGO Clone Wars - Battle Of Kamino (Season 3 Ep.2) by FrenchLegoBoy, on Flickr https:// LEGO Clone Wars - Battle Of Kamino (Season 3 Ep.2) by FrenchLegoBoy, on Flickr [ LEGO Clone Wars - Battle Of Kamino (Season 3 Ep.2) by FrenchLegoBoy, on Flickr LEGO Clone Wars - Battle Of Kamino (Season 3 Ep.2) by FrenchLegoBoy, on Flickr LE byFrenchLegoBoy, on Flickr LEGO Clone Wars - Battle Of Kamino (Season 3 Ep.2) by FrenchLegoBoy, on Flickr LEGO Clone Wars - Battle Of Kamino (Season 3 Ep.2) by FrenchLegoBoy, on Flickr
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UCS All Terrain Scout Transport (AT-ST) As featured in the The Return of the Jedi and Empire Strikes Back • by Corey Schaaf | BrickWars.net I started on this project in January of 2024. It's always my goal to try to build something that hasn't been attempted before. However, the AT-ST has been designed numerous times by the LEGO group. When I tackle something, my goal isn't for playability, but rather displayability. What makes this design so challenging is the front weight of the cockpit. While this build can stand on it's own (gravity gives it a much more menacing firing pose). I wasn't comfortable with the stress on the bricks. Because of this, I developed a clear stand. I must say, at first I thought it would detract from the build, but the details with the Forest Moon of Endor, coupled with the scale of the build, makes it blend in nicely. Like most builds, sometimes we have to sacrifice some screen accuracy for stability. In reality, the legs hinge like an accordion off the base. To achieve a similar result, I cheated and didn't leave any separation between the legs. I still created the look of the accordion connections, which enabled me to bridge the legs together for more stability. I once again worked with a manufacturer for a custom case (BrixBox.ltd), in addition to my signature Printed UCS Plaques and unique serialized tiles as well as UCS Stickers. Pieces: 3,797 + 3 Minifigs Weight: 122.8 oz | 7.7lbs Width: 33.5 cm | 13.2 in Length: 36.7 cm | 14.5 in Height: 43.6 cm | 18.2 in Estimated Part Costs: $490-$580 Only 250 copies of my manual were printed. At the time of this writing, 117 copies have been sold. If you're interested, I would encourage you to visit https://BrickWars.net/moc-bw4001. You can find all the details and specifications on my website. If you have any questions, feel free to ask! You can also give me a follow me on https://www.instagram.com/brickwarsnet/ as well.
