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I think it's better.
As a matter of fact, if these are true endoskeletons, this is what the terminator with flesh would look like:
good one.
Hot Toys - QS002 - The Terminator: 1/4th scale Endoskeleton Collectible Figure
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good one.
have you ever seen the terminator movies?
from the first terminator skeleton reveal in 1984 movie every terminator doll moves its eyes left and right, as well as the live actor does. from the first movie they called it "a survelliance camera effect".
stoods77
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This is cool, I do hope they fix the little lack of detail when released. The chrome plating is awesome.
am i the only one that notesed the shoulders are less detailed? hop they do something about that.
see the circle part
Absoluetely AND they needed to be moveable.
Loved the articulation on the 600´s and THIS HIGHLY needs it too!!!!!!!!!!!!!
have you ever seen the terminator movies?
from the first terminator skeleton reveal in 1984 movie every terminator doll moves its eyes left and right, as well as the live actor does. from the first movie they called it "a survelliance camera effect".
Sage Yautja
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Not bad! But first I stick to the new Preds still coming.
But first I stick to the new Preds still coming.
Too Much Garlic
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That's a T2 endo referenced from a Sideshow full scale and bust pieces adding in so many of the inaccuracies from those. A shame they didn't go with actual SWS T1 endoskeleton reference.
3timesacharm
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looks amazing!!! im so getting this....probably will sell out fast as!
Centurion, You certainly sold me on the headshape with that comparison!
Endosickness, I read your PM, certainly agree with your feelings, I'll respond in more detail after a browse of the forum!
TooMuchGarlic, agreed. I may not see every innaccuracy myself but I am bothered in principle that HT would use another company's existing product as referance rather than the actual film. Just lazy IMO.
Black Magic, I really don't think you had anything to apologise for but bravo nonethless.
Endosickness, I read your PM, certainly agree with your feelings, I'll respond in more detail after a browse of the forum!
TooMuchGarlic, agreed. I may not see every innaccuracy myself but I am bothered in principle that HT would use another company's existing product as referance rather than the actual film. Just lazy IMO.
Black Magic, I really don't think you had anything to apologise for but bravo nonethless.
Centurion, You certainly sold me on the headshape with that comparison!
Endosickness, I read your PM, certainly agree with your feelings, I'll respond in more detail after a browse of the forum!
Awesome, looking forward to it.
At least, I think, they've reangled the thumb into a more realistic direction of movement than the 1:6 versions.
Centurion
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Welcome to the club! Over 90% of us here overanalyze.My apologies if I offended anyone looking forward to this figure. It was not my intention to bash it. I can see why some think I'm mental in thinking that the old 1/6 release is comparable to this new 1/4 release; on closer inspection, I was a bit mental in suggesting it
Centurion
Super Freak
Centurion, You certainly sold me on the headshape with that comparison!
Just looking out for my brothas here!
r5150s
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this is a really great effort on Hot Toys part but like someone said, they should have used some reference from the actual movie..I think the Cinemaquette version is the best representation of the endo out there so here are some of the parts they missed out...
never mind the red circle on the wires on the back of the neck..upon closer inspection on the HT prototype, they got that right
the holes on the shoulder ( easy mod if they don't add it )
spine inside the torso and of course the joints that connects it to the shoulder to get that rotating shoulder movement
the shape of the arms..
on this second pic
you can clearly see the shape of the arms ( same as in any 1/1 scale endo arms )
the top of the thigh's is different shape too..their prototype is a carry over from their original endo
and the lower spine should elongate when you pose him like on the pic...
I'm sure some of you guys remember the custom endo I did a few years back...I was really hoping HT will do most of it
https://www.sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=63910&highlight=r5150s
so HT..there's no reason why this endo shouldn't be perfect
( not calling mine perfect )
oh and here's a pic of a 1/1 endo from Winston studios
Rob
never mind the red circle on the wires on the back of the neck..upon closer inspection on the HT prototype, they got that right
the holes on the shoulder ( easy mod if they don't add it )
spine inside the torso and of course the joints that connects it to the shoulder to get that rotating shoulder movement
the shape of the arms..
on this second pic
you can clearly see the shape of the arms ( same as in any 1/1 scale endo arms )
the top of the thigh's is different shape too..their prototype is a carry over from their original endo
and the lower spine should elongate when you pose him like on the pic...
I'm sure some of you guys remember the custom endo I did a few years back...I was really hoping HT will do most of it
https://www.sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=63910&highlight=r5150s
so HT..there's no reason why this endo shouldn't be perfect
( not calling mine perfect )
oh and here's a pic of a 1/1 endo from Winston studios
Rob
I'm familiar with that
I shall study your images when I'm not in work!
Basically, yeah I don't think this figure is everything it could have been considering the advantages its scale ought to have brought, and I'm sure what we see is what we'll get, but nevertheless I'll buy it and no doubt enjoy it.
I'm familiar with that
I certainly will too, like I wrote you, A-Dev, but under the same subject, I just wrote this on HT´s facebook:
"Dear Hot Toys staff.
Although I really like your new chromed quarter scale T-800 Endoskeleton, on which I congratulate you on the PERFECT job of electroplating it and several of my collegues and friends in collecting find it great too...there are several things I/we would like to see included in this great piece.
Especially since you teased it with the words that this endoskeleton would benefit from your experience on previous endos.
Here is a list, which would show great interest in your fans, if those features would be included/ accomplished:
- weathering of the chrome (since it has been portrayed as being active longer and /or dirtied due to battle/shedding the skin, and never fully factory fresh)
- wires & hoses in the lower arms
- removeable CPU cover, shock damping assembly & CPU
- realistic shoulder movement as with the Series 600 endoskeletons
- ball-jointed hip to thigh articulation, in style, also from the T-600 for a better range of movement
-articulated toes (your first 1:6 endoskeletons had it, why not the 1:4)
- PERS (movie reference: / T2 future ware sequence of the T-800 crushing the skull and searching the area, while the war rages in the background, or several documentations where the makers of the movies said that they wanted to achieve a "surveillance camera effect)
I´m sure the final piece will look amazing, but these features would truely show they experience you gathered all through your first endoskeletons, the T-600 and last but not least, the soon to be DX-11.
best regards from germany"
Patriot666
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The teeth are better on this one than the Cinemaquette IMO.
I certainly will too, like I wrote you, A-Dev, but under the same subject, I just wrote this on HT´s facebook:
"Dear Hot Toys staff.
Although I really like your new chromed quarter scale T-800 Endoskeleton, on which I congratulate you on the PERFECT job of electroplating it and several of my collegues and friends in collecting find it great too...there are several things I/we would like to see included in this great piece.
Especially since you teased it with the words that this endoskeleton would benefit from your experience on previous endos.
Here is a list, which would show great interest in your fans, if those features would be included/ accomplished:
- weathering of the chrome (since it has been portrayed as being active longer and /or dirtied due to battle/shedding the skin, and never fully factory fresh)
- wires & hoses in the lower arms
- removeable CPU cover, shock damping assembly & CPU
- realistic shoulder movement as with the Series 600 endoskeletons
- ball-jointed hip to thigh articulation, in style, also from the T-600 for a better range of movement
-articulated toes (your first 1:6 endoskeletons had it, why not the 1:4)
- PERS (movie reference: / T2 future ware sequence of the T-800 crushing the skull and searching the area, while the war rages in the background, or several documentations where the makers of the movies said that they wanted to achieve a "surveillance camera effect)
I´m sure the final piece will look amazing, but these features would truely show they experience you gathered all through your first endoskeletons, the T-600 and last but not least, the soon to be DX-11.
best regards from germany"
Good stuff Timo. I'm sure you've just given them ideas for their next 1:4 scale endo rather than this one though.
along with responses from the complaining anti-complaining brigade attacking and slagging Timo off most likely. 
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