This one seems like it might be a good placeholder. only 30 bucks on amazon.
Thoughts?
Best scale for an AT-AT
1/1 scale.
It says the hatch opens. If only you could deploy a TIE fighter from inside that thing.
The size needs to fit the assault carrier.
Well it appears it is going to be extremely close to fitting. Check out this review. It looks almost perfect.
Considering the size of the planets on the official FFG play mats, I would guess 1/1000000000000 is a pretty safe guess.
Edited by KdubbThis one seems like it might be a good placeholder. only 30 bucks on amazon.
Thoughts?
The Gozanti is 1/270 scale, the same as our small and large ship minis. Wookieepedia lists the AT-AT as 22.5 meters tall. After some math, the 1/270 size would be about 3 1/4 inches tall. So the scale is a little off, but it might look nice. The Amazon listing says its about 5 1/2 inches. That puts this model in the ballpark of 1/161 ish. However, once you get into such small measurements, the increments of scaling are so miniscule it's hardly relevant, even with something as massive as the AT-AT.
I say go for it.
Plus, aren't there any variations on AT-AT design? Maybe this one will be an AT-AT mk2. Which will explain why it's so large!
Plus, aren't there any variations on AT-AT design? Maybe this one will be an AT-AT mk2. Which will explain why it's so large!
The Hallmark AT-ATs are the correct scale for X-Wing.
It says the hatch opens. If only you could deploy a TIE fighter from inside that thing.
This one seems like it might be a good placeholder. only 30 bucks on amazon.
Thoughts?
The Gozanti is 1/270 scale, the same as our small and large ship minis. Wookieepedia lists the AT-AT as 22.5 meters tall. After some math, the 1/270 size would be about 3 1/4 inches tall. So the scale is a little off, but it might look nice. The Amazon listing says its about 5 1/2 inches. That puts this model in the ballpark of 1/161 ish. However, once you get into such small measurements, the increments of scaling are so miniscule it's hardly relevant, even with something as massive as the AT-AT.
I say go for it.
Imma get me bout ten of these...
It says the hatch opens. If only you could deploy a TIE fighter from inside that thing.
Joe, what are the figs on AT-AT base? Where are they from?
Thanks!
They are from Dropzone Commander
FYI the aren't 1/270 (or 6mm). DZC is in 10mm scale. Id you want to usw them is totally up to how accurate you want everything to be the same scale.
Imma get me bout ten of these...
WHERE????? I NEED THIS!!!
Imma get me bout ten of these...
WHERE????? I NEED THIS!!!
On Dat Amazon...
They are from Dropzone Commander
FYI the aren't 1/270 (or 6mm). DZC is in 10mm scale. Id you want to usw them is totally up to how accurate you want everything to be the same scale.
What he said... and they are perfect for the game.
They are from Dropzone Commander
FYI the aren't 1/270 (or 6mm). DZC is in 10mm scale. Id you want to usw them is totally up to how accurate you want everything to be the same scale.
What he said... and they are perfect for the game.
And as you know I want everything in perfect scale ^^
So I build the AT-ATs myself
Nice job RougeLeader... what are the dimensions of your AT-AT going to be (height wise)?
These ones are 4" (10cm) tall and fit the Gozanti perfectly:
Thanks
They are about 7,2cm high.
Nice job RougeLeader... what are the dimensions of your AT-AT going to be (height wise)?
These ones are 4" (10cm) tall and fit the Gozanti perfectly:
I asked in the other thread but I'll ask here to,
Where did those AT-At models come from? Who makes them?
They are from the AMT/ERTL Battle of Hoth set. The AT-STs are Micromachines.
The cardboard buildings from the Dropzone commander sets are an acceptable size for X-Wing urban conflicts.
The cardboard buildings from the Dropzone commander sets are an acceptable size for X-Wing urban conflicts.
You guys know that there is also a wide assortment of 6mm scale units and terrain available as well, that actually IS the same scale as x-wing.