ENTERBAY 1:4 scale Terminator2 T800

[Butters]

Uh oh, here's trouble!

 

[TEEDA]

Haha the expression on your face is priceless p!tu it says it all.
Funny how it doesn't look as big as it is on pics or videos until you get it in your hands.

I also got the loose right arm problem i might try to fix this week end.

I do also find that the eyes needed mayba a little bit more work, but arnie is still recognizable. when looking from the sides at the right profile. I had a little bit problem after fixing the loose leg issue, when I tried to zip the velcro to put back his pant.

After looking at the comments i m a little bit scared to remove his left arm and replace it with his robotic arm it seems to be that heavy ? So I m using only the shotgun and the pistols.

I can't live a day without looking at it now hahahaha. EB did a fantastic job really.

 

[Butters]

I don't like the extra stubble they applied to his chin; it looks a bit silly and ruins some of the effect when looking up-close. And painting the body with the same skin tone as the head would have been a nice, too. Those are my biggest gripes really.

 

[a-dev]

And painting the body with the same skin tone as the head would have been a nice, too.

You mean they don't match? Is the neck still a different tone to the face like it was in early photos? Theres no excuse for that on a high-end figure these days IMO. I'm not gonna pass on the figure because of it but come on. The next 1/4 scale human figure they make they'll look for things to improve and that will be one of them but theres no reason it couldn't have been done on this one.

 

[Butters]

It's not a bad as it looks in this pic, but you get an idea. I'll never pose him with the jacket off anyway, but it wouldn't have taken them that much more effort to go the whole 9 yards.

 

[a-dev]

It's not a bad as it looks in this pic, but you get an idea. I'll never pose him with the jacket off anyway, but it wouldn't have taken them that much more effort to go the whole 9 yards.

Butters, you have called my attention to a flaw that I had pretty much forgotten about. Whats going on here, wierd reversal.

But anyway, yeah its probably not as bad in person and I'll live with it. I just don't think EB can afford to leave this open for the 'incremental improvements' practice. HT are already way ahead of them in most areas. EB should be looking at perfecting things right from the off.

 

[Butters]

EB still have a long way to go until I see them in the same light as HT, but this is definitely a mammoth step in the right direction. If they don't got the extra mile, though, it'll "astalavista" with HT getting into the 1/4 scale figure market.

 

[tommyh84]

Im so freaking pumped!!!! woohohoohohoho!!

Just watched your review, very entertaining as always (love how pumped you get when you get a new collectable )

Do you have the HT T800?

 

[venturluni]

The head and neck are the same colour as the rubber neck has been painted (well on mine anyway) I think the photos don't help and they are different materials and reflect in different way but in hand mine certainly match.

 

[Mojomark]

Did you guys ever think that the head/neck and the rest of the body are different colors because THAT IS WHAT happens when you wear a jacket covering everything but your neck, head and hands?

It wouldn't make sense for the torso to match, since it isn't exposed to the sunlight. I don't see this as an issue at all. Now Arnold went running around in T2 with a wifebeater shirt and shorts; well then I would expect matching skin tones throughout the body.

 

[Butters]

Yeah, the neck's fine.

 

[a-dev]

As long as the neck is fine then its a non issue really. Glad to hear its only a bad photograph.

 

[axecutioner18]

As long as the neck is fine then its a non issue really. Glad to hear its only a bad photograph.

Not a bad photograph rather the way the light reflects on a photo from different materials. The Rubber coated neck seems more dull while the headsculpt being molded PVC and ABS mix reflects better

 

[David]

I haven't been following this thread that closely, so maybe I'm mistaken or thinking of a different figure, but I thought someone posted before that there's a fix for this: a screw on the shoulder you just need to tighten, something like that.

Someone here want to correct me? Am I thinking of something completely different?

EDIT: I found what I was thinking of:

Thank you for digging in the topic. I easily fixed mine.

"Get downn!"

P!tu: I enjoyed every second of your review!

 

[TEEDA]

Yeah awesome it fixed mine too. I really was afraid I tightened too much and was going to break it. But with a ittle bit of effort. At first I thought it was due to the jacket adding the weight to the arm but yeah definitely the screw.

 

[p!tu]

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWE7D9g4mDg[/ame]

 

[Mojomark]

"Put dat cookie down.....NOWWWWW!!!!

 

[spindrift]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWE7D9g4mDg

You are CRAZY! in a good way- glad you love your stuff! Great enthusiam for our hobby!!!

 

[Platty]

Just watched your review pitu! You are one funny dude!

 

[breakersrevenge]

Pitu made it on the EB Facebook page!

TOOO DAARRR CHOOORRPAA! lol