Merlin Models ATAT modifications and build 

True craftsmanship 👍

I can't believe the patience you have to go to such an insane level of detail!

Incredible work there...appreciate your engineering applied on every step of the construction. As Vader would say - Impressive!

Good day Andy, if you may permit my gushing, my motive is one of sincere encouragement. I found your direction to paintwork particularly interesting besides the rest of the amazing work as you presented the video, I felt I was now becoming cognizant through some skilled eyes and mind with some ease. This videos work content is to me extraordinary. You present things with a contagious happiness and with a simplicity that is by no means simplistic but represents confident skill. It's a gift to be able to spread that to others. It took me back to the 1980+/- or late 1970's in the UK in a town called Tonbridge. The memory is a little fragile so I can't be exacting on the time. There was a perspex dome at the front of the theater and underneath various Star Wars models for us to see as part of the film before it started. There was a tremendous buzz of interest- and it is enduring until today. If memory serves I believe the AT-AT was one of them. The Tie fighter was clear in mind- that I am certain of. Later as I found myself in Zimbabwe at another theatre in Bulawayo there was another model display upon mirrored shelves behind the popcorn counter. That was for Return of the Jedi either in 1984 or 1986 as a rerun. This model work is actually a special art, now with CNC's and 3D printers, and in fact I find that development all the more special and definitely worthy of respect and preserving. Warm regards and best wishes on your endeavors from a raining Cape of Good Hope peninsula South Africa Friday afternoon.

Wow, that's incredible - love the level of detail and craftmanship. You just got a new subscriber, looking forward to see more of your builds.

Fantastic work Andy!😮

Amazing job Andy!

Brilliant work as always mate

Perspex is a trade name the actual plastic is acrylic.

Oh wow.. I'm about to receive a studio scale AT-AT It's a custom print and great quality. The legs are solid, those self build ones are next level beautiful. Do you make those to order or sell the laser cutter files?

Mint 👌

where do you get the silicone tube for the neck? Id be interested in any kit/file upgrades you might offer on this, it makes a world of difference. This kind of model should be made to be posable. So awesome job!

Great upgrades, looking forward to the paint! Is the client going to be animating from this?

Hi Andy, your work is outstanding. I saw your post on the RPF (my username is junkpilot) and this video adds some much to what you mentioned on the RPF. I'm half inclined to ask how much would it cost for two sets as I have two AT-ATs. I'll be watching out for more videos now.