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Grey Knight terminator plastic with sword. Bolt gun metal with a few very very very watered down blue washes.
The force weapon blade is regal blue with ice blue on the edges merged in parts then glossed over.
Camara: Canon 6D Mark II
Lens: Tamron 70-300mm F4/5.6 Macro
1st SpeedLight: Canon 580EX II
2nd SpeedLight: Nikon Sb-900
An action figure of the robot skelleton of the Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger). Very cool with little wires and such!
oye! no te burles, pero por esta imagen me criticaron mucho, y me dijeron que parecia el hijo de terminator......... en tiempo de hambre, jajajajajjajajajajajjajaja...........
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A6000 + Meade LX200 (3556mm f/10)
with 25mm objective = 142X magnification
(extracted from a short video)
Well, here it is. The sequel nobody wants by the Director nobody asked for.
But despite the eye-rollingness of hearing of yet another Terminator movie, there may be hope on the horizon. Despite a history of films that were, frankly, crap, director Joseph McGinty Nichol has managed to convince Christian Bale to sign on for this latest feature for not just one movie, but three. Nichol has done us a favour by doing away with the dreary prissy-nature that Terminator 3 carried with it and has taken a leaf out of J. J. Abrams' book with a gritty action sequal set in the years following judgement day. At least we can be sure it wont be the same movie told a different way for the fourth time. Bale plays a grown-up John Connor who leads the resistance against the machines after Judgement Day. We are promised (and I have seen screenies) that the T600 (An eight foot tall terminator designed to kill anything and everything) will feature prominently throughout this movie.
Also signed on for this movie are Anton Yelchin, who is set to play a young Kyle Reese (as well as a young Pavel Chekov in the December release of J. J. Abrams' Star Trek) and Sam Worthington (also set for the lead role in the 2009 release of Avatar) as the mysterious Marcus Wright as well as Bodybuilder Roland Kickinger to play the first T800. While Arnie decided not to sign up to this movie, many believe this might actually be doing the franchise a favour.
Critics, quite rightly, don't hold out much hope for this film. But from what we've been allowed to see so far it would appear that Terminator Salvation may be the Terminator Franchises Salvation.
To celebrate...I made this wallpaper as wel as a few others
X-Terminators / limited series
Invasion of the Baby-Snatchers
cover: Jon Bogdanove, Al Milgrom
Marvel Comics Group (USA; 1988)
ex libris MTP
I painted the Terminators next. The two vindicators have all ready been painted. All I have left of this army are the Sorcerer and Daemon Prince.
#shorts #hottoys #t800 #terminator #actionfigure #battledamaged
Hot Toys MMS238 T-800 Battle Damaged action figure featured in 1984 movie "The Terminator" with immortal quote "I'll be back"! The set comes with many awesome weapons and other accessories. !! 👍👍 💖🌟✨
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Music used: Running Scared - Jeremy Korpas
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In 3D mode in Flatland, sometimes shadows cast near the terminator look a little odd, but that's probably just because the actual terminator shown looks a little ragged, and the nature of shadows on spheres...
I have 10Q and 10A slides for each of the four Terminator films, PLUS an additional 5 slides with production notes for each film. Grand total of 100 Terminator slides.
Resin cast bootleg of a Japanese garage kit of Arnold from the first Terminator. Fun kit, never assembled it... let it go...
A Bakerloo Line service formed of Metro-Cammell 1972 built Tube Stock with 3540 leading, rolls to a stand on Platform 3 at Queens Park on the Bakerloo Line with a terminating service from Elephant & Castle.
2nd June 2024