Hi,

I've built a AT-ST MOC. It's the version appeared in the movie. Hope you like it. Some of the features are:

• total 716 pieces
• 2 seats for Minifig
• movable and modular head
• hinged roof top
• a bit bigger foot to increase stability
• leg is limited to move but can stand by its own with a simple inter-locking mechanism

It's now posted on Rebrickable: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-57220

Change Log:

2021-1-17 v1.5 (716 pieces)
- trimmed the head a little
- stronger legs
- overall added more details

2020-11-28 v1.2 (729 pieces)

- changed the pose of the legs

- more details added to the body

2020-11-25    v1.1 (726 pieces)
- hinged roof top
- changed the back of the head a little
- strengthened the leg a little

2020-11-18    v1.0 Initial Release (724 pieces)

 

Edited June 7, 20213 yr by A_C
Updated to v1.5

Damn another great AT-ST moc! One of the harder designs to get the likeness just right, but when done well looks amazing. 

Excellent build!

This looks fantastic 

Great build! How many seats ? 

Thanks all for the comments.

It's has 2 seats

Edited November 13, 20204 yr by A_C

Do you have any more pictures of the model built? I'd love to see how it looks in bricks

Not bad at all! I like the "eyes" on this one quite a bit, and the feet are also pretty good.

  On 11/2/2020 at 6:56 PM, Makin Bacon said:

Do you have any more pictures of the model built? I'd love to see how it looks in bricks

Will do once the fine tuning is done.

That looks really nice. Do you think you could cover the exposed Technic sections in the lower part of the leg?

  On 11/3/2020 at 3:32 PM, Csaba said:

That looks really nice. Do you think you could cover the exposed Technic sections in the lower part of the leg?

It's hard to do so. If it's covered with a tile, it will be too thick. If it's replaced with a tile, the leg will be weaken. Any good suggestion?

  On 11/4/2020 at 12:45 AM, A_C said:

It's hard to do so. If it's covered with a tile, it will be too thick. If it's replaced with a tile, the leg will be weaken. Any good suggestion?

Unfortunately not. I was thinking about a tile but, you're probably correct about it being too thick.

I really like your build because of how it feels like it's from the movies and shows. Fantastic job. 

  On 11/7/2020 at 2:38 AM, Jerry McGlade said:

I really like your build because of how it feels like it's from the movies and shows. Fantastic job. 

Thanks for the comment.

BTW, finally getting all the small tunes done and updated the photos in the first post.

Finally got everything settled down; taken some pictures; and posted at rebrickable: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-57220

Geez, this looks awesome! So many good alternatives now... Can someone just tell me which is the most accurate looking one? :D Gol? Brickvault? Or this?

  On 11/25/2020 at 12:44 PM, danielwerner said:

Geez, this looks awesome! So many good alternatives now... Can someone just tell me which is the most accurate looking one? :D Gol? Brickvault? Or this?

Thanks for the comment, and also reminded me the importance of accuracy. I'd found some discrepancy in my MOC. This is the reference from the Bandai model:

My MOC looks a bit short and the legs are too wide:

So I'd adjusted the legs:

Added a few details to the body and updated to v1.2:

 

Wow, even better now! I didn't even think about it before, but that small-ish change on the legs did a huge difference in the slimness and accuracy of the build. Good job!

Probably the best AT-ST MOC I’ve seen. I really like the Bionicle joints for connecting the legs to the cockpit.  I think the go to for most people would have been technic pins but that looks way better.  

Really good job ! the legs modification is clearly a good tune you're right!

An idea : you may try to put another 2 x 4 wedge on each jowl (above the 4 studs but in reverse) to give more relief and approch the design of the Bandai model...

Thanks all for the comments.

  On 11/28/2020 at 8:45 AM, Vouatch said:

Really good job ! the legs modification is clearly a good tune you're right!

An idea : you may try to put another 2 x 4 wedge on each jowl (above the 4 studs but in reverse) to give more relief and approch the design of the Bandai model...

Actually, I did what you said about the jowl in the past. But as it should be a thin cover, it looks a bit bulky with the additional wedge. So I've left it behind. Thanks again.

What a neat AT-ST MOC. Very movie accurate. Will definitely buy the instructions.

  On 12/3/2020 at 3:33 PM, AdmiralHeavyThing said:

What a neat AT-ST MOC. Very movie accurate. Will definitely buy the instructions.

Hope you enjoy the build, thanks.

Just updated to v1.5

Besides, I would like to introduce its family to you:

 

Talking or fighting?

 

And then...

 

A moment later...