Good resources for Schwarzenegger Terminator pics?

[godaiking]

Anyone know of good sites that has high def pics of Arnie? Help a brotha out!

-Joe

 

[TV8]

Over at the filmjackets.com forums there is a thread about the T1 M65 jacket I am working on. Rick posted some great composite shots from the film.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

WOW, thanks. I learned something. You wouldn't happen to know what kind of pants and boots he was wearing, as well?

 

[TV8]

WOW, thanks. I learned something. You wouldn't happen to know what kind of pants and boots he was wearing, as well?

Not really. I recently built a T1 costume and used these boots which were pretty much spot on once I added a studded strap to the left one:

http://www.villageshoes.com/mens11harness.html

for the pants I used a pair of grey hemp trousers just pressed and starched.

And don't forget wackychimps excellent temp tatts!

 

[HAL9000]

You could try theterminatorfiles.com

 

[Too Much Garlic]

Cool TV8, but not commenting on the inconsistency in that costume it does look absolutely superb! :thumbsup

 

[dropshipbob]

TV8, where did you find that shirt? Is it screen accurate?

 

[SSgt Burton]

I'll bet he made it with fabric paints- usually the going method these days.

And the impression looks great!

Kevin

 

[TV8]

Thanks guys. It was for an 80s office party. Screen accuracy and filming sequence went out the door: instead I went for a mish-mash of the most identifiable and fun parts of the costume.
Yep - fabric paint and black tee. Looked into getting one printed and it was going to be a nightmare. If Indy Magnoli decided to do a run, I would be on it in a flash. ..Indy?
PS - Good luck to anyone trying to buy Lock Link Chain for the shoulder. No hardware supplier or importer in Australia had even heard of it and I ended using Long Link instead.

 

[godaiking]

Screen accuracy aside, that's a bad azz costume. Are those real Gargoyles glasses?

-Joe

 

[TV8]

Screen accuracy aside, that's a bad azz costume. Are those real Gargoyles glasses?

-Joe

Yep, real Gargoyles, current model though (ANSI Classics) which required a bit of felt nib pen work on the silver logo between the eyes. And a big ol' 10mm red LED wired up to a nine volt battery and variable resistor.