Accessories for Star Wars models

[Ebbets man]

Hello,
I'm building 1-1000 scale model Star Wars At-At Imperial Walkers and was wondering if there are to scale accessories such as X Wing fighters and other cool things to add to the diorama?
Thanks

Dave

 

[urumomo]

Welcome to SMA !

Is it 1/1000 or 1/100 scale ?
and what part of the planet do you live on ?

 

[Ebbets man]

1-1000 scale. I live in Washington.
Thanks for replying.

 

[Ebbets man]

The model stands about seven inches tall.

 

[urumomo]

That would make the AT-AT 583 feet tall .
are you sure it's 1/1000 ?
The internet says the AT-AT is 74 feet tall
What kit is this , Revell ?

 

[urumomo]

Is it this ?
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/revell-06578-at-act-walker--1118349

 

[Ebbets man]

That would make the AT-AT 583 feet tall .
are you sure it's 1/1000 ?
The internet says the AT-AT is 74 feet tall
What kit is this , Revell ?

That was off the site and I thought it was off too. It's about eight inches tall. It's an MPC model.j

 

[urumomo]

So it is this kit ? ,

https://www.scalemates.com/kits/mpc-1918-at-at--135424

 

[urumomo]

I am not a Star Wars aficionado ,
but looking around the internet , the kits aren't real big on any consistent scale ,

It looks like Revell made a 1:100 X-wing at some point but I had no luck finding one for sale .
The snow speeder kits are either non-scaled or are oddball scales like 1/50 , 1/65 ..

Revell appears to have a 1/72 X-wing that is on the market , far away from this 1:100 scale .

There is always 3D printing .
I'm sure you could acquire whatever you need , in any scale , going that route .
I am not the one to ask , though . I've never dealt with it .
You can search for " 3D printed snow speeder " etc .

That AT-AT is indeed labeled as 1 : 100 scale

 

[Ebbets man]

That's it! What's frustrating is the matching of sizes. Things are in mm, HO, N, O scale, fractions like 1/247. It's all over the map.

 

[urumomo]

Yes ,
endless variety of scales .

If we use this 22.5 meter height given here --> https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/All_Terrain_Armored_Transport/Legends
That's just under 74 feet .
If that model stands 8 inches tall ? , then it's 1:111 scale .
You can fine tune the exact scale with an exact measurement of the model .

I think I saw some 1:112 scale Star Wars stuff , but I don't remember exactly what or where .
Long out of production items

If you get some stuff 3D printed it can be done at that 1 : 111 scale , or any scale .

 

[Ebbets man]

Thanks. I don't have any access to that 3D printing. I guess you have to hunt and peck through the hobby world to piece together projects. I've got experience with HO scale and 1/72 figures. O scale and 1/35 figures kind of work.

 

[Jakko]

The old MPC AT-AT is about 1:100 scale, IIRC. I built one long ago and wanted to put it into a diorama, so I began looking for suitable figures, and found I needed about 15 mm ones to get them in scale. Not that I ever built the diorama, of course — or even bought figures, for that matter

Much of the problem with these kits is that they were made to fit the box, rather than to a constant scale. Really weird, this is a very 1950s–60s thing to do, you would expect a kit manufacturer in the 1980s to have realised already that people will prefer it if the sizes of different models are comparable.