STUDIO SCALE ESB ATST STOP MOTION

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[@scograham]

Everything is so intelligently designed. Great work!

[@Prime182]

A case for use 1:1 helmet collectors would sell like hot cakes

[@Blitz0065]

Too flippin cool! You guys have thought of the details to the details, just as I would. Very excited

[@danielwilliam.5891]

This looks incredible.

[@HouseMaster75]

Excellent work! You convinced me. Have some questions, will send an e-mail

[@gmoney1664]

Beautiful work!

[@mystatwo]

The legs do seem out of proportion for the ESB one, but I think it may just be because it's posed a lot taller than the Bandai 144 kit and the studio profile photo of it. In those photos, that lower link is closer to 45 degrees and the upper link is near horizontal. Was this needed to fit it into the case? Does this model include the inner link between the "thigh" and "torso"? If so, is it a pair of ball joints?

[@jusdrewit]

Bandai kit is the Rotj version which is very different than ESB ATST, hence the difference in looks

[@Stoobers]

Outstanding... I'd love one, one day :o

[@clyvejames]

Great details, but the leg proportions seems a bit off.

[@Jb-zx2fw]

Hoth variant

[@jusdrewit]

It's ESB ATST not ROTJ, which is why it looks different. It's accurate for ESB