1/6 Hot Toys-The Terminator (T1)-MMS 238-T-800-(Battle Damaged Version) 1/6 Scale Figure
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What's with the gif?
Steve in the comics is a beast. Even in street clothes he looked huge. At least from the late 70's and later anyway. I know he wasn't that bulky when he debuted in the 40's.
Bo Shrek
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Not directed directly at you but now the.....Enter second wave of "Damn it looks good comments"!!
YankeesFanboy
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Yeah, right movie, wrong character! Oh well, it's not the first time a guy who we think would've been great in one role got another instead.
Tech Noir and DX-13 heads are compared in that video, and this one seems a bit in-between. Shininess/softness seems on par with the DX-13.
We will all respect you for taking your own advice
Tech Noir and DX-13 heads are compared in that video, and this one seems a bit in-between. Shininess/softness seems on par with the DX-13.
We will all respect you for taking your own advice
I'm not crying like a baba "oh his hair is too short, his pants aren't right, oh oh oh I'm gonna kill myself his eye is a tiny bit bloodier than the film"
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It used to be a predictable cycle, from announcement, to first pics, to more pics and videos, to folks getting it in-hand, to folks getting bored with it, to HT releasing an updated version, etc. But that cycle is usually interrupted now by OMG (and now Jingobell) giving us top notch pics right out the door.
YankeesFanboy
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Not a fan of self-preservation, eh?
It's the same old **** on these forums... cry about the proto, go mental when early photos come out and cry cry cry, then get it in hand and say it isn't so bad, 2 weeks later back to crying about something else...
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The Clown Prince of Crime
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Dude, you're too young to remember the 80's so don't even try. Your recollection is based on the movies YOU chose to watch while waiting for 1989's Batman.
Let's recap the top "tentpole" summer movies for Khev:
1980: Empire Strikes Back - no big dude
1981: Raiders - no big dude
1982: ET - no big dude
1983: Jedi - no big dude
1984: Temple/Doom OR Ghostbusters - no big dude
1985: Back to Fututre - no big dude
1986: Aliens OR Top Gun - no big dude
1987: Predator (ranks #5) - now finally a big dude
1988: Die Hard - no big dude
1989: Batman - no big dude
Conan, Terminator, Predator, Rambo 2 and 3 did not completely define the 80's.
xenom0rph
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Thanks for sharing my vid Solaire. 
Here some shots:
https://www.xenom0rph.com/2014/09/hot-toys-terminator-1-t800-bd-police.html
Vid:
This is a dream come true...finally officially licensed and well executed.
Here some shots:
https://www.xenom0rph.com/2014/09/hot-toys-terminator-1-t800-bd-police.html
Vid:
This is a dream come true...finally officially licensed and well executed.
YankeesFanboy
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Love your vids, xeno, but this figure...oy.
Thanks a lot Xeno. Great video. Did you take a comparison shot of the new one and Tech Noir figures, by chance?
Looks good, although xenom0rph sounds like a Terminator himself.
When he compares the new head to the tech noir head, I do see how the new sculpt is softer. But its OK.
YankeesFanboy
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I think it's more perception than anything else. The decade, at least in the US, was defined by its excess - big fashion, big hair, big spending, big dreams, big, big, BIG.
That I agree with. But at the time in context, the appeal and acceptance of the muscle-bound thing was not like it is now. A generation that grew up with those movies, and only those movies, needed to come of age.
I like that generation because they also brought us the g-string and the shaved.
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