Author: Robin Rowland

A lone Imperial AT-AT on dawn patrol

As the sun comes up this lone Imperial AT-AT (All Terrain Armored Transport) sets out on patrol on icy world. Although this Imperial combat walker is 22.5 metre high, carries a crew of four and up to 40 snowtroopers as passengers, it looks insignificant against the landscape. (Robin Rowland) The journey is uphill into the […]

Snowtrooper patrol

Snowtroopers on patrol on a snowy day, cursing the officers who sent them out. Another one of my Star Wars Command figure projects. Photographed in a snowstorm, in Kitimat, BC, January 6, 2017. (Robin Rowland)

Snowspeeders at a hidden base

One of my holiday hobby projects was painting the Star Wars Command snowspeeders (with the aim, of course, photographing them in the snow.) So imagine that on Hoth (or some other snowy world) some snowspeeders escaped the Empire attack on the main base and have found refuge in a hidden valley. (Planets are big places) […]

Emperor Palpatine and his guards

So here is my first project for miniatures and photography, Emperor Palpatine and his guards. The miniatures are painted Star Wars Command 54mm/ 1/32 scale figures. Technical photo details for first and second images. Sony Alpha 77, with Tamron 70 to 300 lens, tripod, ISO 1000, manual settings f25 at 13 seconds. Sony Alpha 55,Sony […]

A vintage model “tank”

This “tank” — I guess you can call it that — is about fifty years old.  I was always making both kit built and scratch built science fiction and space models back when I was a teenager. I am pretty sure I built this model when I was about sixteen. As you can see from […]