Terminator 2 figures and gear

Oh YES!!! T1 was my first ever movie crush (that lasted)! I was 12, dogsitting with a VHS-player at hand. And video cassettes. That movie, followed by the second, blew me away.  

Great photos! LOVE the last one! And that base is oddly perfect.

I am glad someone mentioned the bike being a little under scaled , it did bug me a bit , but does look good . The custom saddle bags look superb . I am glad someone bumped your post Ian . It`s a great pair of figures and Bike .

That’s a very cool diorama. Neat video, Dal. Thanks for sharing.

rollotomasi wrote:@BAM. Mind blown with that amazing armory dio! Thanks for sharing!

GubernatorFan wrote:Thank you very much, I'm delighted you liked them. And thank you for sharing this very cool, impressive, large-yet-compact diorama.

Diana wrote:Oh YES!!! T1 was my first ever movie crush (that lasted)! I was 12, dogsitting with a VHS-player at hand. And video cassettes. That movie, followed by the second, blew me away. Great photos! LOVE the last one! And that base is oddly perfect.

Stryker2011 wrote:That’s a very cool diorama. Neat video, Dal. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks guys, really pleased you enjoyed the video as much as I do, and I figured it tied in quite well with the boss's amazing figures

Diana wrote:Oh YES!!! Great photos! LOVE the last one! And that base is oddly perfect.

Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked them. The base is actually the one that came with the Barbie motorcycle. I kept it around for convenience, although for more versatile posing it might get in the way.

Chip wrote:I am glad someone mentioned the bike being a little under scaled , it did bug me a bit , but does look good . The custom saddle bags look superb . I am glad someone bumped your post Ian . It`s a great pair of figures and Bike .

Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked them. Of course, Arnie is a bit over-scaled! Or that's my story. Actually, I feel that in this instance, at least, it should not have been too onerous to make the motorcycle correctly scaled, as it is so good in other respects, and already almost large enough.

BAMComix wrote:Thanks guys, really pleased you enjoyed the video as much as I do, and I figured it tied in quite well with the boss's amazing figures

Thanks again. It is inspiring one to do more.

GubernatorFan wrote:

Diana wrote:Oh YES!!! Great photos! LOVE the last one! And that base is oddly perfect.

Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked them. The base is actually the one that came with the Barbie motorcycle. I kept it around for convenience, although for more versatile posing it might get in the way.

Chip wrote:I am glad someone mentioned the bike being a little under scaled , it did bug me a bit , but does look good . The custom saddle bags look superb . I am glad someone bumped your post Ian . It`s a great pair of figures and Bike .

Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked them. Of course, Arnie is a bit over-scaled! Or that's my story. Actually, I feel that in this instance, at least, it should not have been too onerous to make the motorcycle correctly scaled, as it is so good in other respects, and already almost large enough.

BAMComix wrote:Thanks guys, really pleased you enjoyed the video as much as I do, and I figured it tied in quite well with the boss's amazing figures

Thanks again. It is inspiring one to do more.

Cool! be great too see some new pics, here is a shot of my T-800

T-800 Arrives at BAM HQ by Dal Lee, on Flickr

That is a gorgeous shot, Dal!

GubernatorFan wrote:That is a gorgeous shot, Dal!

Cheers Ian . It's actually quite an old one now

Very nice, there's always that fine line when it comes to dust, a little bit and it looks realistic, too much and it looks like an abandoned store.

Theboo-bomb wrote:Very nice, there's always that fine line when it comes to dust, a little bit and it looks realistic, too much and it looks like an abandoned store.

Thank you very much. And so true!

Great Pictures, looks like Movie Scenes. It´s so fantastic to see how close a 1:6 figure is to the original.

Ephiane wrote:Great Pictures, looks like Movie Scenes. It´s so fantastic to see how close a 1:6 figure is to the original.

Thank you very much, Ephiane. With characters like these it makes sense to re-enact movie scenes, although of course there is plenty more one could do.

Awesome T800 shots around here!!!! thanks for sharing friends!

Thanks, blackpool!

That come out great. That face looks dead on and real in some of the shots. Nicely put together buddy.

One of my first favourite "adult" movies I watched as a kid, Terminator 2. As a teenager I always liked the badass Endoskeleton the most though.
I still rank some 80' and 90' movies among my all time favourites to day.


Arnold with the bike has some serious shelf presence. Like that head and together with Connor a real nice touch.

actionfiguremovies2 wrote:That come out great. That face looks dead on and real in some of the shots. Nicely put together buddy.

Valiarde wrote:One of my first favourite "adult" movies I watched as a kid, Terminator 2.  As a teenager I always liked the badass Endoskeleton the most though. I still rank some 80' and 90' movies among my all time favourites to day. Arnold with the bike has some serious shelf presence. Like that head and together with Connor a real nice touch.

Thank you both very much. I can claim no credit for the excellence of the HT and CGC sets, but I like both figures, and T-800 was the one that got me into the whole business of collecting high-end sixth-scale action figures. On the other hand, I did modify and repaint the heck out of this Barbie motorcycle, I just wish it were a little better scaled, but what can one expect from that line. I don't watch the Terminator Movies often, but I do enjoy them and they are certainly very iconic.

GubernatorFan wrote:

actionfiguremovies2 wrote:That come out great. That face looks dead on and real in some of the shots. Nicely put together buddy.

Valiarde wrote:One of my first favourite "adult" movies I watched as a kid, Terminator 2.  As a teenager I always liked the badass Endoskeleton the most though. I still rank some 80' and 90' movies among my all time favourites to day. Arnold with the bike has some serious shelf presence. Like that head and together with Connor a real nice touch.

Thank you both very much. I can claim no credit for the excellence of the HT and CGC sets, but I like both figures, and T-800 was the one that got me into the whole business of collecting high-end sixth-scale action figures. On the other hand, I did modify and repaint the heck out of this Barbie motorcycle, I just wish it were a little better scaled, but what can one expect from that line. I don't watch the Terminator Movies often, but I do enjoy them and they are certainly very iconic.

You did a great job on painting the Barbie Harley. The under scale is barely noticeable. I have the same Harley and also the New Bright RC Harley. It is perfectly scaled. So if the size of the Harley starts to bug you, you have options, even though it's not a problem, but I know how it might bug some. Great job again buddy.

actionfiguremovies2 wrote:You did a great job on painting the Barbie Harley. The under scale is barely noticeable. I have the same Harley and also the New Bright RC Harley. It is perfectly scaled. So if the size of the Harley starts to bug you, you have options, even though it's not a problem, but I know how it might bug some. Great job again buddy.

Thank you very much, glad you like it. I should look up the RC Harley you mention, so thanks for the suggestion, too.

Yeah was gonna say, didn't realize it was a barbie harley, looks great with the Arnie and how you modified it.

GubernatorFan wrote:

actionfiguremovies2 wrote:You did a great job on painting the Barbie Harley. The under scale is barely noticeable. I have the same Harley and also the New Bright RC Harley. It is perfectly scaled. So if the size of the Harley starts to bug you, you have options, even though it's not a problem, but I know how it might bug some. Great job again buddy.

Thank you very much, glad you like it. I should look up the RC Harley you mention, so thanks for the suggestion, too.

My pleasure brother.

actionfiguremovies2 wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:Thank you very much, glad you like it. I should look up the RC Harley you mention, so thanks for the suggestion, too.

My pleasure brother.

Well, I bit the bullet and bought one. There is so little information on what a specific product is and its size, etc, that I sincerely hope that if they look similar they are in fact about the same in size (I spent some time comparing between products and at least one version -- though not the one I bought -- was the correct 16 inches in length), and that this is indeed to scale. From the seller's photos, the box is 20 inches long, the Harley is black with silver chrome, it doesn't have the extra lights under the brakes (which means I wouldn't have had to remove them to achieve movie accuracy), but the handle bars are black (which I might have to repaint in silver chrome).

GubernatorFan wrote:

actionfiguremovies2 wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:Thank you very much, glad you like it. I should look up the RC Harley you mention, so thanks for the suggestion, too.

My pleasure brother.

Well, I bit the bullet and bought one. There is so little information on what a specific product is and its size, etc, that I sincerely hope that if they look similar they are in fact about the same in size (I spent some time comparing between products and at least one version -- though not the one I bought -- was the correct 16 inches in length), and that this is indeed to scale. From the seller's photos, the box is 20 inches long, the Harley is black with silver chrome, it doesn't have the extra lights under the brakes (which means I wouldn't have had to remove them to achieve movie accuracy), but the handle bars are black (which I might have to repaint in silver chrome).

Good score buddy. I think you will be happy with your purchase.

GubernatorFan wrote:
Well, I bit the bullet and bought one. There is so little information on what a specific product is and its size, etc, that I sincerely hope that if they look similar they are in fact about the same in size (I spent some time comparing between products and at least one version -- though not the one I bought -- was the correct 16 inches in length), and that this is indeed to scale. From the seller's photos, the box is 20 inches long, the Harley is black with silver chrome, it doesn't have the extra lights under the brakes (which means I wouldn't have had to remove them to achieve movie accuracy), but the handle bars are black (which I might have to repaint in silver chrome).

Great you bought one!
Years ago i was looking for it, i got really confused as i wasn't aware there were 1/6 scale and 1/4 scale versions and most sellers didn't put any measurements in their descriptions so my sole basis for scale was the size of the remote control shown beside it.

Didn't understand how New Bright could be not-so-bright for not putting the proper scale labels on the boxes, i mean they work with SCALED RC vehicles!
For reference, i measured my box, its 20" long, 8-3/4" wide and 12-1/4" high.

Mine had black handlebars and side mirrors too so yes, spray-painted them in silver chrome, makes a lot of difference.
I am only seeing now on ebay the version you mentioned that have chrome handlebars with the extra lights.

rollotomasi wrote:Great you bought one!
Years ago i was looking for it, i got really confused as i wasn't aware there were 1/6 scale and 1/4 scale versions and most sellers didn't put any measurements in their descriptions so my sole basis for scale was the size of the remote control shown beside it.

Didn't understand how New Bright could be not-so-bright for not putting the proper scale labels on the boxes, i mean they work with SCALED RC vehicles!
For reference, i measured my box, its 20" long, 8-3/4" wide and 12-1/4" high.

Mine had black handlebars and side mirrors too so yes, spray-painted them in silver chrome, makes a lot of difference.
I am only seeing now on ebay the version you mentioned that have chrome handlebars with the extra lights.

Thank you. It sounds like what I bought is what you have -- I hope it is the right scale, certainly the box is the same length as yours. The ones I saw with the extra lights were red rather than black. And although I had repainted the Barbie motorcycle with decent results, I would of course prefer to do as little of that as absolutely necessary. I'm thinking of using Molotow chrome acrylic markers for the handlebars and mirrors.

GubernatorFan wrote:This is a sort of revisiting or retake of my first OSW post, with better lighting and photos, and more accessories, namely the new Connor/Resistance Leader by CGL. Oh, and more dust, I think, which is either good or bad...

Hope you like it.

WOW!!! These are beautiful images! A gorgeous motorcycle and John Connor looks very much like himself!!!

Phicen clothes wrote:WOW!!!  These are beautiful images!  A gorgeous motorcycle and John Connor looks very much like himself!!!

Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked them. I can claim no credit whatsoever for the John Connor figure, but I did modify, repaint, and outfit that Barbie motorcycle. Too bad it is underscale, which is why I got the New Bright RC version, which I'm yet to modify.