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The T700/800 debates never ends...... Wondering if Hot Toys will clarify in their upcoming newsletter about this issue????
 
But yes, the T-700! I'm beginning to suspect that all of the endoskeletons being produced in the Skynet factory John infiltrated were T-700 models, not T-800s!

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The only reason those 800 skulls have that texture is because McG wanted the movie to look and feel gritty. The design team added a bit of texture to the endos so they didn't feel alien to the rest of the machines in the movie. The original designs for the 700s never even made it to the screen.

Besides, why would Skynet be making 700s when she's got a naked 800 walking around? This is an alternate timeline future. This is not Kyle's original experience.

Nothing to see here. Please move along.
 
My theory:

(I haven't seen the film yet, so I'm going on what I know)

The factory is the T-700 factory, hence the texture of the metal because it is not designed to have flesh over the top, and the color of the teeth...

Even if they were T-800s, those teeth would need some serious recoloring...

The T-800 that they run into is a prototype, a new design, hence the other name T-RIP, or Terminator- Resistance Infiltration Prototype...

There's no doubt the T-800 was built as an infiltration unit, look at the future Terminator in T1, and AHNULD in T3 (although he was a T-850, but it's the same model series).

The reason people are getting confused is because Hot Toys got it wrong. The T-700 is meant to be bigger than the T-800, if only slightly, in fact, so little that when they are spied in the films, it is hard to see any difference in size at all...

Marcus Wright is an Infiltrator Model, but not like the T-800. In the books and comics, there were other models who had the same origins he did, one I remember was an I-950...

So I think that there are T-700s in the film, and just the one T-800...
 
what's the difference between a t-700 and a t-800 in terms of design? Do they look identitical? I thought a t-800 was just an advanced t-700 (technologically with no external differences).
 
Is that the only difference between the t-700 and t-800? Size? I guess size does matter for some people :)
 
according to that diagram, most of the endos in the sequence in the factory (at the end) were t-800's. The shin design is quite different.

There was only 1 terminator in the movie with rubber skin, correct? And was that a t-700 or a t-600?
 
according to that diagram, most of the endos in the sequence in the factory (at the end) were t-800's. The shin design is quite different.

There was only 1 terminator in the movie with rubber skin, correct? And was that a t-700 or a t-600?

It was the T-600
 
Sorry to hear that Paul. :(

The only reason those 800 skulls have that texture is because McG wanted the movie to look and feel gritty. The design team added a bit of texture to the endos so they didn't feel alien to the rest of the machines in the movie. The original designs for the 700s never even made it to the screen.

Besides, why would Skynet be making 700s when she's got a naked 800 walking around? This is an alternate timeline future. This is not Kyle's original experience.

Nothing to see here. Please move along.

I'm really confused about the T-700.
The one in your pic has metal teeth, yet the one in my pic has real teeth...... so... what the hay is going on? :duh

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Sorry to hear that Paul. :(



I'm really confused about the T-700.
The one in your pic has metal teeth, yet the one in my pic has real teeth...... so... what the hay is going on? :duh

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Who knows? Im a terminator expert but....:huh:huh:huh:huh
 
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