Terminator T-800 building a Harley Davidson Fat Boy motorcycle

I have absolutely nothing to do with this, but came across it while doing research, and loved it. Check it out in all its glory on YouTube. You might even learn how to put a motorcycle together.

That was pretty cool. It was neat seeing Arnold interact with all the building process, but I was a little bummed they never showed him actually ON the bike — I mean WTF! But, this video showed exactly why I’ve never gotten into model building to this extent — I do not have the patience for having to assemble every damn little thing like building an actual vehicle — just too much, and it would drive me insane.

Stryker2011 wrote:That was pretty cool. It was neat seeing Arnold interact with all the building process, but I was a little bummed they never showed him actually ON the bike — I mean WTF! But, this video showed exactly why I’ve never gotten into model building to this extent — I do not have the patience for having to assemble every damn little thing like building an actual vehicle — just too much, and it would drive me insane.

I'm glad you liked it. Very impressive and well done. But I do feel the same way -- about the detailed, difficult, painstaking work involved (although I have put together plenty of Bandai models without complaint), and about not showing him on the motorcycle.

It must have taken the guy so much shuffling and arranging-rearranging to synch all the scenes and transitions to the length of the song. I would love to do something similar for an Easy&Simple gun set review, with my Jenner twins as presenters.

Of course I have neither the time nor talent  .

One thing tho, and I think another thread here brought it up: do all 1/6 bikes look like they're too small for the male figures, especially the M34/M35 Phicen body?

Seven Pillars wrote:It must have taken the guy so much shuffling and arranging-rearranging to synch all the scenes and transitions to the length of the song. I would love to do something similar for an Easy&Simple gun set review, with my Jenner twins as presenters.

Of course I have neither the time nor talent  .

One thing tho, and I think another thread here brought it up: do all 1/6 bikes look like they're too small for the male figures, especially the M34/M35 Phicen body?

Here is thread:
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t1226-1-6-scale-motorcyles-1-1-motorcycles-size-design-problems-for-1-6-scale

Since a few of the motorcycles turn out to be very close to being just right (see Posts 32 and 36), it might be an issue of the larger bodies (M35?) being too large. That said, I haven't tried it yet.

GubernatorFan wrote:... You might even learn how to put a motorcycle together.

Very entertaining video about assembling a motorcycle.  I have this motorcycle in my collection. Prefabricated model TAMIYA.   Manufacturers have included all the reserves and, as they say, tried their best. Although the model is not completely authentic
with the motorcycle from the movie. In the movie, the model is 1999, and this one is later. I had to repaint some things in metallic: the front disc, shock absorber casing, mufflers and the muzzle of the motorcycle. And there are no bags-trunks. They are ordered separately.
Model dimensions: Length: 400 mm, Width: 168 mm.

Very nice to see Arnie actually riding the bike. I don't know why the video didn't show it, but you certainly did, in all his glory.

Thank you, friend!  I also have Robert Patrick.  T-1000 on a motorcycle "Metropolitan Police Harley Electra-Glide".
Hasbro motorcycle model, 1/6 scale.
It is not a prefabricated model, but just a collector's item. Made beautifully, with great detail. It's not quite the same as in the movie, but it's very similar.

It looks great. I only have the T-1000 set, which I ended up doing as two figures for both cop looks.

And where can I see the photos?

Phicen clothes wrote:And where can I see the photos?

I don't think I've posted any of the T-1000 variants, and like I said I haven't gotten a police motorcycle.
My T-800 plus Harley (converted from Barbie!) plus friend is here:
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t30-terminator-2-figures-and-gear

I'm next working on converting the larger New Bright Harley I just got to be movie accurate, but haven't started on that. Here is the general motorcycle thread, where we have discussed issues of scale -- which is why I got that new one to customize:
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t1226-1-6-scale-motorcyles-1-1-motorcycles-size-design-problems-for-1-6-scale

And all three of my apparently more-or-less correctly sized bikes make an appearance here in this goof:
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t4151-oops-photo-heavy