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So, I finally finished the build. Thanks a lot to Raskolnikov for making this possible! Now for the new feet: And some more detailed shots for you to re-built it: I also used a 7l strut-piece in pearl silver and re-built the inner ankles of the feet:

I think I found a viable solution to the small feet... as I'm in the building process right now and still wait for some parts to arrive I'll post some pictures of my approach to the AT-AT asap.

Bricklinked mine last year... was a little cheaper than original (about 150€) but I changed a lot of details (mainly the cockpit) anyway so I didn't bother with an original set.

Excellent, thank you very much! (I have about half a TIE lying around here anyway which is left over from my TIE Interceptor project...)

Great Work! I think the Defender is one of the coolest ships ever. i'd really love instructions to this one... could you use a lot of parts from the standard TIE Fighter?

Phantastic build! I'd love to have plans for this one as well... doesn't look like too many parts... about 2500-3000 maybe? So it seems still kind of affordable...

Picked up a used SSD 10221 today... little dusty, without box/instructions, but with all the figures and at the original price of 400€... very happy, and right in the middle of dismanteling it right now for cleaning and storing.

Just have seen this again on the Brickvault Youtube channel... an absolutely awsome model! any news on the LDD file for the head/additional parts?

...couldn't resist... the path to the dark side!

Looks like the start of a collection with this little stand and the pin at the side... like you'll be able to collect and combine numerous figures.

I've seen it in 3D and again in 2D with my son... as with TFA this movie doesn't really benefit from the 3D technique... its perfectly fine in 2D and has more of a "vintage" feel to it this way. Interestingly I enjoyed it more on the second viewing, where I could concentrate more on the details... and there are sooo many details to discover in this movie.

I'd be more than happy with a decently built new Tie Bomber set...

My thoughts exactly!

Excellent, I've been waiting for a model of this prototype, this is just perfect!

That looks really nice and sleek... i like it a lot! You could also add a little "shabby" look by adding some tiles in old gray (or even yellowed) Tiles. Great work, great inspiration.