BATTLE ON ICE PLANET HOTH Battle of Hoth Episode 5: The Empire Strikes Back - Painted Non-scale
Gentleman Asaki, painted, Non-scale (approx. 1/150)
Work size (including diorama base): W400 x D300 x H140mm
Note: The case is not included. (Can be made to order. Please contact us. �@�@Based on mpc's BATTLE ON ICE PLANET HOTH kit.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
The ice planet Hoth, where the rebels have built an echo base and have been hiding out in secret.
This is the first time that the Imperial forces have been able to reach the planet.
This is the story of a young man who was born on a planet called Hoth.
The rebels also counterattacked with their snowspeeders and managed to buy some time to escape.
This diorama recreates the Battle of Hoth from the movie Star Wars, Episode 5: The Empire Strikes Back.
A silvery world, as befits an ice planet! It's a great way to show off your soldiers in action. The diorama has been designed by Asaki himself, and is a perfect example of his attention to detail.
The AT-AT has also been thoroughly tweaked, with additional sculpting of the parts that appear to have fallen over.
And then there's the impressive snow speeder "leg tangling attack" (sorry for the hokey name)! The piano wire is used to create an excellent representation of the wire and the flying snow speeder.
Work size (including diorama base): W400 x D300 x H140mm
Note: The case is not included. (Can be made to order. Please contact us. �@�@Based on mpc's BATTLE ON ICE PLANET HOTH kit.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
The ice planet Hoth, where the rebels have built an echo base and have been hiding out in secret.
This is the first time that the Imperial forces have been able to reach the planet.
This is the story of a young man who was born on a planet called Hoth.
The rebels also counterattacked with their snowspeeders and managed to buy some time to escape.
This diorama recreates the Battle of Hoth from the movie Star Wars, Episode 5: The Empire Strikes Back.
A silvery world, as befits an ice planet! It's a great way to show off your soldiers in action. The diorama has been designed by Asaki himself, and is a perfect example of his attention to detail.
The AT-AT has also been thoroughly tweaked, with additional sculpting of the parts that appear to have fallen over.
And then there's the impressive snow speeder "leg tangling attack" (sorry for the hokey name)! The piano wire is used to create an excellent representation of the wire and the flying snow speeder.
