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Star wars much? These can't possibly be real photos...
Posted by: Jason | November 10, 2010 at 04:36 AM
No, George Lucas based the AT-ATs from Star Wars on the German "Fuß Panzer", which in english means "walking tank". It was a prototype that was actually deployed on the eastern front against the soviets. While the firepower on the Fuß Panzer was impresive, it was easily out manuvered by soviet T-34s that would take them down by wraping the legs of the Fuß Panzer in steel cables.
Posted by: Michael | December 11, 2010 at 11:31 PM