TERMINATOR - T-800 Bust - Building block 858 pcs

TERMINATOR – T-800 – Pantasy Bust – 858-piece building set

Recreate one of science fiction’s most iconic endoskeletons with this T-800 bust to build from Pantasy, officially licensed by The Terminator. Catalogue number 87502, this set comprises 858 pieces to assemble the head, neck and upper torso of the famous machine in a format specially designed for display.

The model emphasises the T-800’s mechanical appearance: a metal skull, exposed jaw, red eyes, articulated neck joints and numerous elements reminiscent of pistons, pipes and internal components. A special silver finish enhances the metallic look of the endoskeleton, whilst the manufacturer’s product descriptions also mention the inclusion of mechanisms and elements reminiscent of a hydraulic system.

Once assembled, the bust measures approximately 15 × 22 × 11 cm. Its compact size allows for a high level of detail whilst making it easy to display on a shelf, a desk or in a display cabinet dedicated to cinema and science fiction. The model is supplied unassembled in a cardboard box with all the parts required for assembly.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Pantasy

• Licence: The Terminator

• Character / model depicted: T-800

• Pantasy reference: 87502

• Product type: bust / building block replica

• Number of pieces: 858

• Assembled dimensions: approx. 15 × 22 × 11 cm

• Height: approx. 22 cm

• Design: T-800 endoskeleton

• Finish: silver metallic finish

• Reproduced details: mechanical skull, jaw, red eyes, neck and upper torso

• Mechanical elements: details inspired by pistons and hydraulic systems

• Use: construction and display

• EAN: 6973817325724

Character origin and lore

The T-800 is a Terminator unit from the 800 series, developed within the saga’s universe as a combat and infiltration machine in the service of Skynet. Its design is based on a powerful humanoid metal endoskeleton, which can be covered with living tissue to allow certain units to pass themselves off as human beings and infiltrate the Resistance.

First introduced on the big screen in *The Terminator* (1984), the T-800 has become one of the franchise’s most recognisable silhouettes. In its form without organic covering, its mechanical skull, exposed teeth and red optical sensors are the key elements of its visual identity. The Pantasy bust focuses specifically on this endoskeleton appearance, transforming the upper part of the machine into a model designed for display.