Queen Studios Collectibles - Terminator 2 - T-800 & T-1000 1:1 Busts and 1:4 Statues

[generalzodlives]

I saw the T1000 on Specfictionshop but never saw the T800 there. Maybe it was gone before I realized they were going to carry these.

[azurepred]

until they show a good, solid track record with their items, I wouldn't buy one of their silicone busts. Wolverine was kinda meh from proto to final product. They still have Terminator on ebay for a inflated price if you want to pay the piper.

[Kriegsfuerst]

Originally Posted by BillyCurly

T800 was on sale since NOV. T1000 last 3 weeks I believe. If you bought the T800 for $2880, you got the T1000 for $2590 or something like that. THAT is beyond cheap, unheard of for a quality SILICONE bust. Buying from any independant maker of Silicone busts will Run you anywhere from $4000 to $15000, depending on the artist and their skill level and ego unfortunately. A silicone bust for under $3000 is unheard of, unless its cheap silicone crap made using really bad silicone not meant to last(non platinum medical grade) and hair that is a wig or hair that is punched in like 5 hairs at a time and looks terrible. These are cheap and you cant compare a RESIN or even POLYSTONE bust to a silicone. Much more costly to produce and the labour alone on just hair punching can be between 20 to 40 hours alone one hair at a time. So anyone who wanted one, should have got it because you will never find it cheaper than that anywhere from a independant artist and this is the only company out there producing silicone on a production rate. That being said, there run for the T800 was 80 pcs I believe and the T1000 is said to be only 50. That is still high for silicone collectors, but very low for company produced busts. Expensive for resin and polystone bust collectors, VERY cheap for silicone collectors. Just one of my silicone statues cost over 20K, so that should put into perspective the difference in the collector fields. Oh, to buy, you had to be subscribed on facebook to find the link. Now your only hope is to find one on ebay for a $1000 more, which is still a deal. lol

Edition size of the T-800 is 99 pieces

[BillyCurly]

Originally Posted by Kriegsfuerst

Edition size of the T-800 is 99 pieces

If this is true, then they changed it do to demand.

[BillyCurly]

Originally Posted by Kriegsfuerst

Edition size of the T-800 is 99 pieces

Not sure where your getting your info, but straight from thier closed group where you can purchase the busts, ALL of thier silicone busts have an edition size of 80.

Loki -80
T800 -80
T1000-80

If they have announced somewhere official that this has changed I dont see it. This is what there OFFICIAL page says TODAY!

cheers

[jroca996]

Originally Posted by BillyCurly

Not sure where your getting your info, but straight from thier closed group where you can purchase the busts, ALL of thier silicone busts have an edition size of 80.

Loki -80
T800 -80
T1000-80

If they have announced somewhere official that this has changed I dont see it. This is what there OFFICIAL page says TODAY!

cheers

"T800 Bust

PO Price: USD 2880 + Shipping Fee + Paypal Fee
Deposit: USD 840 (non-refundable / non-transferable, incl paypal fee)
Material: Silicone Gel, Resin, Rooted Hair
Product Dimension: 48cm*75cm*30cm (could be slightly difference due to hand made)
Base dimension: 36cm*16cm*27cm (could be slightly difference due to hand made)
Estimate Delivery: Q2 2019
Edition SIze: 99pcs

Shipping fee to Europe is estimated from 300-400. Subject to change"


This is what Queen Studios answered when I asked for information to order it.

[Kriegsfuerst]

I got the info of the 99 pieces directly from Queens, when I ordered mine

[azurepred]

it's very weird that a collectible "company" asks you to pay for the PP fee as well. The big time custom artists don't even require that.

[d rod]

Here in the US, it's illegal to ask for credit card fees which is what PayPal is considered.

[The SHOGUN]

The realism on these pieces is off the charts.

The likeness however does not match the level of realism.