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Wow! This is one of my favorite designs easily, I've always loved the AT-AT as a kid and to have such a detailed interior/exterior is wonderful. I know if you ever made the LDD available as you were thinking of doing you'd get my interest instantly (nudge nudge wink wink haha). Really though, I especially like the upper legs, it is cool and more accurate than the dish I have seen on other models when I look at the "real" deal. I also love the opening side door, does the motorized cable go backwards to fit inside the AT-AT when you slide the door closed or do you have to remove it? Simply amazing and I am blown away!

That is very cool how the horses move, though my favorite part of the build is the castle to be honest !

I love the hammers as it is a very cool design! I also agree about the issue of personality, I've found it is hard to make unique looking "extras" while still keeping them inline with the general theme.

I got a used UCS B-wing set 10227 because I passed it by a couple of years ago and couldn't pass it by again. It was just begging to finally be bought and built by someone who cared haha !

That is very sleek and I think you used the windscreen well !

That alien queen... I had to stare a while to see what the teeth were.

I love those solar panels! A very clever way to recreate them!

I can relate to some of these pics from my own d&d and pathfinder campaigns, especially with the "never can pick up too much junk" picture as a half-orc wizard with a special bag of holding pocket hat... Let's just say when I was thrown in a cell for ritual sacrifice the guards they didn't realize I would bar the door with a dozen items and then scrounge around until I found my teleportation scroll haha.

I am really excited to see this come together as I can only imagine how cool it will be when it is finished!

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A wonderful build! The "odd" (ones like the experimental M1 tie) tie fighters have always been fascinating to me and this falls in that category .

That is very cool, and I bet quite a bit of work in taking a picture after each step. I also like how you laid out your process in getting the bricks and how to find better deals!