Mini AT-ST Popsicle Stick Model

Mini AT-ST Popsicle Stick ModelMini AT-ST Popsicle Stick Model.

This is just brilliant and pointless at the same time. It will be hard for me to resist trying the same thing, but what deters me is what the author of this instructable mentions:

The “chicken walkers” were more of a challenge to build compared with other fictional crafts since the mini AT-ST has to balance on two really skinny mechanical legs. That said, together with the very slow curing time of white glue combines for a rather difficult project.

That’s been my problem with card models, waiting for the glue to dry. It would probably help to get specialized PVA glue for this purpose.

The real nugget from this instructable, however, is the mention of this site: http://www.the-blueprints.com/

Where lots of free blueprints are available to download in vector format. Unfortunately the one I really hope for, a Space 1999 Eagle Transporter, but I’m sure there are others that I may find in the future that will prove useful.

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Jennifer Petkus divides her time between writing Jane Austen-themed mysteries, creating websites for the dead, woodworking, aikido and building model starships. She has few credentials, having failed to graduate from the University of Texas with a journalism degree, but did manage to find employment at the Colorado Springs Sun newspaper as a cop reporter, copy editor and night city editor before the paper died in 1986. She has done little since. Her husband is the night editor at The Denver Post. Her best friend is a cop. She watched Neil Armstrong walk on the Moon live. She is the author of, Good Cop, Dead Cop: A Novel about the AfterNet. She’s writing the sequel, The Background Noise of Souls, and another AfterNet related story, Jane Austen’s Book Tour.

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