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Custom Vintage Star Wars AT-AT insert and lighting - Kenner - Toy Polloi
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2017
- Creating a custom insert for a vintage Star Wars AT-AT walker and adding simple lighting.
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The amount of detail in your stickers alone would make for fascinating videos themselves. Brilliant.
Hmm... The two tabs in the back, so close to the wall, makes you wonder if the plan originally was to have some sort of cardboard backdrop there. I guess we will never know. But I really love your upgrade on this! Absolutely brilliant!
You should be hired by a toy company to design. You are just so skilled and I think your talent comes from your passion. Really enjoy watching your video.
I wish!
The blue scanner detail was amazing!
It was really relaxing to watch! Please do more!
+Anthony Karklus Thanks. I'm thinking up some ideas at the moment.
Man, there is some next level Photoshop magic going on here. I'm going to have to watch that part back in slow-mo to figure out how you're doing some stuff in just a few simple steps that I would be spending ages doing.
You continue to be a master and you add great value to the all mighty AT-AT walker! Thank you for everything!
My pleasure!
amazing that something as simple as a custom card back and some penlights can make a toy look totally different
Thanks. Yeah, sometimes a simple addition like this really takes a toy to the next level.
Very nicely done, makes a HUGE improvement over the sad gray nothingness that was there before!
The end product has convinced me to do this to mine. Looks awesome.
+Rick Woodridge Send me some photos when you are done. Love to see other customs. Cheers
I remember doing this sort of stuff to my toys back in the day to give them more details.
Oh yeah, my AT-AT's getting one of these! Fantastic.
I cannot express how much your videos have helped me... Thank you
You are so welcome!
Not only is this a brilliant project, it’s mesmerising and … I get the sense that I know what all those items and panels do!
The small addition of a card backdrop on the interior really added so much life to the inside of the walker! The background looks great too, I enjoyed seeing the speed paint of how it was made.
+RockyRailroad Animation Thanks. Sounds like I should do more of these.
Excellent job. It seems to give The AT-AT some depth.
Wonderful bit of customizing. Looks very nice! Thank you for sharing.
Nice touch. I still have my original star wars collection. An AT AT -, millennium falcon, Hoth Ice station, x wing, and many others. they all need a clean and a tidy up. This would be a good addition. Good ideas and an interesting post.
That rear panel is superb. You do great work! By the way, I found out about this channel through 'Baremetal HW', who recommended you on his last video. He said this was a great channel to binge watch. He's not wrong! Nice one!
What a huge difference. Bravo! Kenner should hire you.
Some toy company should hire me, that's for sure!! :D
I always think of Imperial interiors with those white rectangle with round end patterns.
As always, your photoshop skills amaze me.
I have a vintage toy store near me that has at least 6 AT-ATs each for around $150 including a box in very good condition, a millennium falcon thats missing a good amount of parts for $10, a slave one missing many parts for $10, a death star box, a couple x wings, a snowspeeder for $60, etc. It's crazy, I'm definitely going to pick up the millennium falcon in the coming weeks.
Totally brilliant post, many thanks for sharing Toy Polloi!
Thanks
Wow....That simple addition really makes the interior of the AT-AT pop. Very cool looking. Thanks for sharing.
I really like the back panels you make! Great Job!
Really love your work. Came from Baremetal HW. Checking your video’s already is a daily routine.
+rii ve Thanks. Glad you are enjoying them!
I can't get tired of watching your work, your a genius 👍🏼
+Green Lantern HG Thanks. Very kind.
I have no idea how I missed this video, however happy to have it in my recommendations.
Brings a whole new level to the toy.🙂
Lolol you’ve made it look like it should of done from day one mate,I found loads in my loft (my old stuff) boxed but your video’s are a real inspiration to want more.Keep um coming!!
I have bought this, and for the Slave 1 pdf. And they looks amazing!! Thanks Toy Polloi
You are brilliant, sir!
That add-on looks amazing!
Thanks.
Really impressive. I learned a ton in this short video. Thank you!
The new hasbro AT-AT's fixes all the detail and interior features to make it diorama worthy.
Things like this are why I'm a fan. Keep 'em coming! I had an idea of some sort of thing like this for the vintage castle grayskull, just not sure how to go about it. Would love to see your take on that.
+jedipoodoo Thanks. That could be a fun one to do. I'm not sure what would look good inside that, so I will have to think about it.
Fantastic job! Very impressed.
Stunning! Great job.
Simply beautiful!
This is simply great and, like yourself, I always wondered why Kenner/Palitoy never bothered with a few extra stickers but, like you said, it probably came down to cost. Great stuff 👍🏻
Love it! Very creative!
Love these videos
Great improvement, your artwork is time period accurate.
Another success.
Fantastic work Dave.
That was a lot of fun to watch. Thanks for creating this and sharing. :)
brilliant toy polloi great deco.for the at at.
Lovely job mate👏
Great job and imagination! It really looks like it belongs there.
Thanks!
Bro Sick!!! Great to see the whole process!!!!
Looks incredible for how much it really improves the original while retaining the same aesthetic. Amazing job as usual and very tasteful!
I just restored my vintage ATAT, send you an e-mail with a vid and some pictures!! Thanks for this video, it inspired me!!
When I was a kid, I always thought that wall looked like Kenner had originally designed the wall to have something like this. I just figured that they had abandoned it as a cost-saving measure.
that looks awesome!
That looks fantastic!
+Timothy Ward Thanks.
Nice work!
Amazing video!
WOW!!! Great job!!!
You are a really talented man. :) very impressed by your work.
Yeah this is a good one. Perfect wow
Like your hard work! Looks great!
Keep up the good work. Superb
abs fantastic vid Dave. been waiting for this for a long time.
its looks so good.
i will donate when im back into work.
idea! Please make a 1 hour video of you re-painting discolored star wars figures! Massive ASMR!!! :D
Is that why people like my voice? ASMR
you're a pretty good combination: the topic itself is relaxing, and I found a video ASMR of a guy just washing star wars figures with "hot, soapy water"; your attitude and voice are both calm and relaxing too. Also, there's something else, it's not ASMR, but it's known to be addicting especially to men: fixing, repairing and restoring. Just make a tv show about people de-rusting iron using vinegar, recycle plastic to get plastic dust, melt computer parts to get gold, clean old coins, restoring old objects, buying/selling old stuff to make a profit, and you'll have millions of males mesmerized in front of the screen, just like girls in front of a shoe shop. I suspect that dirty, ugly, yellow, ruined star wars toys could end up selling at the same price as the ones in good conditions, because people see your videos and they want to try themselves with the restoration, and they are so addicted to the idea, that ironically they would pay any price to restore rubbish items :D
Very nice.
Very cool!
That looks fabulous! :D
i usually do not like music interludes whilst the mods are being done..but this was very enjoyable..and..am astounded at your imagination...you surely deserve so many more subs!
Thanks. I wanted to show the process that goes into making something like this, and without the music it would be a very long silent video. The whole drawing process takes a couple of hours and I have been asked to show that un-edited. So I may do a special video in future of real time photoshop work for the hardcore people who like that sort of thing.
Excellent!
Brilliant!
Just did something like with my vintage imperial shuttle. Redid the cockpit. Doing the hold next
used similar torch light for my homemade star destroyer to light up Darth Vader's chamber.
Man i love this
Fantastic diorama. You should've worked for Kenner! Ace video
Brilliant tutorial - I wish you had given a tutorial on your Photoshop skills!! Wow!!
I am getting asked about that a lot. So I will have a think. But it's more than just how to use the package. I have been an artist for over 25 years.
yep opening the hatch lets make this
A tip for the future. When you film pressing down the glued paper with a piece of paper towel mute the sound. My god it was like nails on chalkboard for me. 👌😎
You can always hit mute or turn the sound down a bit. I've never heard this complaint before. Cheers
@@toypolloi I did. But I was slow. 😢
Badass 👏🔥
I could watch you make stickers in Photoshop all day. Awesome job on this AT-AT!
+Duncan F. Ha Ha. In real time it is a bit boring. But sped up its great!
Fair play, that looks quality! Without doubt, you've got some skills with the photoshop. I'm guessing you must be a graphic designer in your day job! I never had an AT-AT as a kid either, but this almost makes me want to get one just so I can print off that awesome backdrop!
Thanks. You are correct, my day job is computer graphics. Which really helps when fixing toys.
@@toypolloi Can't say I'm surprised! Your custom stickers and inserts are a particular highlight of these videos for me. The bottom layer and the extra panels you created for the Death Star playset was another outstanding piece of work too. Good stuff!
That turned out very nice. Good bang for buck, although you did put a lot of effort into creating the backdrop (saw that in the other video!)
djmips -- I guess all of the effort is just part of the hobby. If you find it enjoyable, it's pretty much the same as putting effort into your carpentry or leather working in those pastimes.
awesome
great post, really great end result can't wait to give it a try, many thanks.
Other tip,,at Christmastime you can find in shops cheap Christmas table lights on battery.
Not only those candles you mentioned before,i mean those miniature led lights on wire with a battery compartment.
I see that you also like to play with computers.
Which programme is this?
Great video, TP! (where was this 'pendous idea 22 years ago???)
very nice, looks great!! ive seen you customise a couple of your toys now, so heres a question for you! vintage toys Kenner & Hasbro either or, would you customise them buy painting?? like weathering & such, maybe different colors if you have several, like blue or green squadron ect.???
+GALAXIE 67 I prefer to do my customs with stickers and decals, or inserts like this one. It keeps it much more in keeping with what they would have done at the time. Kenner didn't add much, if any paint to the vehicles.
This is amazing. really wish I could use photoshop, just can't get the hang of it. The oil and dirt effects I really liked, wasn't sure what you where doing to start with.
+MrLethal1986 Thanks. I've been using it for a long time so know a few tricks and methods to make stuff look good. The oil/dirt effect is something I came up with years back for some game art. I still use it today.
Ever do this for the Sandcrawler? I have the modern one and am gifting it to my son to play with (yes, I know how much it's worth!) And boy is the interior dull. I'm imagining the cargo hold from the movie on the main interior wall and a row of lava falls on the vehicle's rear interior wall for smelting.
I like your custom videos you should do more custom videos and I did my at at I
Great video ! Where do you get the led thing ?
One thing missing! The R2 unit connection port! ;)
That looks really cool!! Maybe the next one could be the speeder bike?
+Dr. BYx Thanks. Not sure what I could add to the bike. Some emblems and battle damage maybe?
Great job once again, but that tissue on paper noise when you glued the card backing (14:50) was almost too much for me!
Ha ha. It was quite loud. But thought I would leave it in :D Keeps you awake.
This is super cool! Did you ever replace any of the outside decals/stickers on the AT-AT?
Do you suppose you could do something similar to the Droid Factory or Jabba's Dungeon Playset? Those always looked kinda plain to me.
+Guernicaman I've not done the outside on the At-At yet. I don't own either of those playsets. So will need to find one before I can work out what can be done. Cheers
Do you have repro decals for the AT-AT?
question: As a Mego action figures fan, I was wondering....would you ever consider making some display backgrounds for them? I see here you are very talented with the graphics side of it, so I was wondering about doing some of the older playset art (Hall of Justice, Batcave, Planet of the Apes,. etc.).... thanks.
+Riggor Mortiss I plan to do some mego figure restoring soon. I don't think I have ever seen any of the play sets here in the uk. So will have to do some research.
When are you making one for the Sandcrawler? 🙏
If I had a sand crawler, I would make something. But I don't have one, so can't work out what size it needs to be easily. Cheers
BTW do you happen to have any Chin Guns just laying around? Thanks
I only have repros on my At-at's. I have a video on them. Cheers
I ought a U-Command WALL-E Of of ebay a year or 2 back, and it was broken right off the bat. It was not in a package, and the treads were broken. The way it is supposed to move was the 2 treads would roll forward to drive forward, and to turn, one would move forward, one would move back. Instead, Only the tread that moved forward would move whatsoever. So no matter how you move him, he would always spin in a circle. Figured it's a slipping gear or something that isn't catching right? Any Ideas? Thanks, and Great video as usual :D
+XxxRedrocker95xxX No idea. That's not a toy I own, and a bit modern for me.
Ahh, Allright, No Problem :D I enjoy your videos, and have subscribed. Do you know much/ interested in arcade machines?
Great video; I´d like to buy Custom Kenner style Slave One cardboard insert from you soon, but what kind of photopaper do I have to buy for this, glossy or...? Best regards
I used photo quality mat paper for my slave one. But it's up to your preference what finish you would like one it.
Thank you
Hey Toy Polloi! What program do you use to design those inserts? I'd love to learn the program
Photoshop. I've been doing computer graphics in one for or another for over thirty years.
@@toypolloi Just regular photoshop, or is there a particular program you recommend? Your insert for this AT-AT was a fantastic idea.
Just regular photoshop. There are other packages that will do the same sort of thing. But I only use photoshop as it’s the one I know. Cheers
i always thought those little tabs at the back were for holding something like this in but they decided not to bother. Because why else are they there?
I think they are just there to keep the side from being pushed in. But they were very useful for me :D