The Pantasy Terminator T-800 models are finally visible in full. New giveaway artwork shows the T-800 Bust 87502 alongside the complete T-800 endoskeleton 87503, giving us a much better look than the silhouettes and small mechanical previews.
I covered those earlier clues in the first preview of Pantasy’s two T-800 sets. Now we can see how the skull, shoulders and exposed machinery come together. This is a design reveal rather than confirmation that either set is ready to buy, and final prices, piece counts and dimensions remain unconfirmed.
Pantasy Terminator T-800 Bust 87502
The bust puts the familiar skull front and centre, with red eyes, a broad row of exposed teeth and curved silver-coloured sections shaping the forehead. There is plenty going on underneath too: an open neck structure, thin rods and tubing, and a wide shoulder assembly filled with mechanical detail.
The mix of smooth plates and exposed connections is what stands out to me. The head has that recognisable hard, metallic shape, while the lower section lets the machinery show through. It looks like a compact way to capture the character, although we still need the dimensions to judge how much shelf space it will take.
Full T-800 Endoskeleton 87503
The full figure is shown standing on a black display base with a Terminator nameplate, holding a long weapon upright in one hand. The other arm reaches down and out, with individually shaped fingers giving it a more expressive pose.
There is a lot of exposed structure here. Rounded shoulder joints lead into thin mechanical arms, the torso combines broad chest sections with an open waist, and the legs have long piston-like details around the thighs and shins. The bent knee and turned stance give the figure much more presence than a straight, symmetrical pose would.
For me, the full endoskeleton is the more interesting of the two visually. There is far more of the T-800’s machinery to look at, and the silver-coloured finish against that black base works well. How much of the pose can actually be adjusted, and how securely it holds together, will need confirmation before drawing any conclusions about the finished build.
Prices and Release Details
Pantasy has a listing for 87502 and a listing for 87503, alongside its official T-800 campaign page. The coming-soon listings currently show placeholder pricing rather than a confirmed selling price.
The red eyes and metallic appearance are visible in the new artwork, but that alone does not confirm LED lighting or a particular coating process. I would also like to see rear views and proper measurements, especially for the full figure. Those details will make it easier to compare the two as display sets.
A Six-Set Giveaway Runs Until 20 October
The promotional artwork advertises a giveaway from 2 to 20 October, with three T-800 busts and three full T-800 models for six randomly selected group members. Its stated steps are to follow @pantasy.global on Instagram, like the giveaway post and join the Pantasy Bricks Facebook Group.
Check Pantasy’s official channels for the full terms and eligibility before entering. The October dates are the competition window, not a confirmed retail release date.
The finished designs make the choice clearer: the bust concentrates on the iconic face, while the full figure is all about that exposed endoskeleton. I would lean towards the full model from this artwork, but price and size will have a big say in that decision.
