Terminator T-800 1:1

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• LegoFanTexas TexasMember Posts: 8,409

  May 2013

  Hmm, that was a lot of work...
  
  But somehow... just doesn't look as scary as the real thing...

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• Bandit Member Posts: 890

  May 2013

  Needs chrome. ;)

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• Brick_Obsession in a "Brick" house - Calgary, AlbertaMember Posts: 656

  May 2013

  Looks like it is on a diet.

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• iancam33 Member Posts: 407

  May 2013

  Now all they have to do is make a few hundred of them, give it power function, and scare the crap out of people.

  

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• CCC UKMember Posts: 19,645

  May 2013

  And get it off that stand. It's not very scary when it is being held up.

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• atkinsar Member Posts: 4,272

  May 2013

  That is an unbelievable representation of Arnie, shame the guy who built it has a serious case of red eye.

  

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• Lego_Lord_Mayorca H-Town, USAMember Posts: 593

  June 2013

  Well, I'm impressed. Now someone needs to make a life-size Short Circuit 1 version of the SAINT Number 5 robot (later known as "Johnny 5" in Short Circuit 2)!

  

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• LegoFanTexas TexasMember Posts: 8,409

  June 2013

  Lego_Lord_Mayorca said:

  Well, I'm impressed. Now someone needs to make a life-size Short Circuit 1 version of the SAINT Number 5 robot (later known as "Johnny 5" in Short Circuit 2)!

  That would be amazing...
  
  I actually got to see that robot in person many years ago, the gold plated version from the end of Short Circuit 2. It was amazingly detailed, normally movie props are just cheap fake things meant to be used for 5 minutes, but the robot had to actually move and work the whole movie, so it was very detailed and looked "solid".
  
  Sadly, it wasn't on, so I didn't get to see it moving, but I thought it was pretty cool to stand next to it in person.

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• CCC UKMember Posts: 19,645

  June 2013

  Along the same lines, I once met Dusty Bin.

  

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• andhe UKMember Posts: 3,393

  June 2013

  Does that make it a cybernetbrick organism?

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• Lego_Lord_Mayorca H-Town, USAMember Posts: 593

  June 2013

  LegoFanTexas said:

  
  That would be amazing...
  
  I actually got to see that robot in person many years ago, the gold plated version from the end of Short Circuit 2. It was amazingly detailed, normally movie props are just cheap fake things meant to be used for 5 minutes, but the robot had to actually move and work the whole movie, so it was very detailed and looked "solid".
  
  Sadly, it wasn't on, so I didn't get to see it moving, but I thought it was pretty cool to stand next to it in person.

  That's really cool; I wonder where you saw it, for I saw a YouTube video a long time ago of that version of the robot. It looked like it was sitting in some kind of storage facility, and even though the video quality wasn't very good, you could see the robot was in good shape. I always wondered why it wasn't on display more prominently somewhere.

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