Hot Toys- Terminator Factory - T 700 Diorama Spec + Hi -Res pics
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Voorhees27
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It would make a nice "Background" addition to a stocked Terminator collection.
That's what I'm thinking too and I'm still deciding on whether to get this or not.
Kratos
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Looks good but I'd rather have the T-700 Hot Toys Model Kit instead
The Craw
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i still want it even with the endo announcements. hopefully there are a few more and i can set up a small factory diorama scene with a 1/6 bale/connor and some 1/6 endos doing battle through it.
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oh cool, is that the box?
I ordered T-700 Diorama and John Conner .
Lucky bastards!
What ever happened to the 'April' release that all the sites said? 
(Btw, saw someone asking $120 for this on eBay! Yeah, I'd pay that rather than $70 )
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CynGod
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Very cool looking case indeed......
Just got my shipping notice from Sideshow. I'll have two of these tomorrow.
I can't believe nobody has put up any pics of these in hand. Will I be the first?
I can't believe nobody has put up any pics of these in hand. Will I be the first?
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Please do! Looking forward to them (please include some pf the cool packaging as well...)
The movie sure makes them out to be T-800s in an 800 factory.
I just got my two dioramas today. They look amazing! I'm still at work, so pics will be later, but I love these. The rough texture doesn't seem so over done on these in person as they appear in blown up pics.
I just got my two dioramas today. They look amazing! I'm still at work, so pics will be later, but I love these. The rough texture doesn't seem so over done on these in person as they appear in blown up pics.
Got my dios this morning at work. One great thing about working for FedEx is that my Sideshow shipments are always waiting for me when I come in at 6:30 in the morning. I just have them delivered there by us. It's funny when UPS has to come in to deliver whatever Sideshow used them to deliver though.
When I opened one at work, they seemed pretty metallic looking, but when I finally got home and put them next to my t-800, damn did they look black.
I'm not going to review them because they are pretty much what you see in the protopics. I will mention though that when I had them lit and posed with the 800 for photos, I noticed that one of them had lost lighting power to the overhead lights, but the eyes were still glowing softly. I jiggled the wires to see if some were loose, but nothing happened, and then the overhead lights went out on the other one, and its eyes also dimmed. I thought, damn those batteries sure don't last long.
I turned them off and carried them to my shelf and set them up. Wanting to take one more picture, I turned them back on and they lit up fully again. I don't know what that means, but it gave me the impression that it has a battery saving feature if you leave them on. Perhaps they would eventually turn themselves off.
Anyway, here's some quick pics:
Unfortuantely, my 800's eyes were out of juice though I never used the batteries.
By this picture, the lights on one of them had gone down except the eyes.
And now, so had the other.
But here they are in my 1/6 robot museum (I really need to clear off and dedicate a better shelf to robots since loads of 600s will be joining them by the end of the year) and they are both fully functional again. My 800 torso is also in the shot.
I want to get two more of these to line up as four in a row for a real factory feel.
When I opened one at work, they seemed pretty metallic looking, but when I finally got home and put them next to my t-800, damn did they look black.
I'm not going to review them because they are pretty much what you see in the protopics. I will mention though that when I had them lit and posed with the 800 for photos, I noticed that one of them had lost lighting power to the overhead lights, but the eyes were still glowing softly. I jiggled the wires to see if some were loose, but nothing happened, and then the overhead lights went out on the other one, and its eyes also dimmed. I thought, damn those batteries sure don't last long.
I turned them off and carried them to my shelf and set them up. Wanting to take one more picture, I turned them back on and they lit up fully again. I don't know what that means, but it gave me the impression that it has a battery saving feature if you leave them on. Perhaps they would eventually turn themselves off.
Anyway, here's some quick pics:
Unfortuantely, my 800's eyes were out of juice though I never used the batteries.
By this picture, the lights on one of them had gone down except the eyes.
And now, so had the other.
But here they are in my 1/6 robot museum (I really need to clear off and dedicate a better shelf to robots since loads of 600s will be joining them by the end of the year) and they are both fully functional again. My 800 torso is also in the shot.
I want to get two more of these to line up as four in a row for a real factory feel.
turtle
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Thanks for the cool photos. The lighting issue is pretty interesting. Did you try taking out the batteries, and reinserting them? I know this took care of the lighting problem for the IM Mark 3 figures.
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