The Pantasy Terminator T-800 sets are beginning to take shape. A new official campaign page confirms two upcoming models: the T-800 Bust 87502 and a full standing T-800 87503.
Pantasy is still keeping the finished designs classified, but this is much more informative than the first collaboration teaser. We now have set numbers, the basic format of each model, several mechanical close-ups and a countdown pointing towards the next stage of the reveal.
Pantasy Terminator T-800 Sets Confirmed
The official T-800 campaign page divides the reveal into two classified targets. Both have their own coming-soon product pages, although neither can currently be ordered and Pantasy has not published prices, piece counts or dimensions.
This follows Pantasy’s first mysterious signal in August, when the brand confirmed an official collaboration without showing any products. I covered that earlier announcement in Pantasy Teases Official Terminator Brick Collaboration.
T-800 Bust 87502
Target 01 is explicitly identified as the T-800 Bust 87502. Its silhouette shows a large head-and-shoulders display mounted on a substantial base. The wide shoulder structure and mechanical supports suggest this will be a serious display model rather than a small desk ornament.
The main campaign artwork reinforces the familiar T-800 look, showing a polished metal skull, exposed teeth and glowing red eyes. Whether the model’s eyes will use transparent parts or actual lighting has not been confirmed.
Full T-800 Model 87503
Target 02 is T-800 87503, a full standing endoskeleton model posed with a weapon. The silhouette suggests an articulated-looking build with long mechanical limbs, broad shoulders and a dedicated display base.
This is the more ambitious of the two designs and potentially the most interesting from a building perspective. Recreating the narrow pistons, joints and layered machinery of the T-800 in bricks is not straightforward, especially if Pantasy also wants the finished model to hold that pose securely.
Mechanical Details Begin to Emerge
Pantasy has provided three tightly cropped previews rather than full renders. One shows a central mechanical assembly with paired supports, another focuses on a rounded plate filled with circular details, and the third reveals part of the endoskeleton’s arm and shoulder structure.
The close-ups suggest plenty of layered black, dark grey and metallic-looking elements. They also show why the full figure could be such an interesting set. The T-800 is almost entirely exposed machinery, so there is nowhere for a simplified structure to hide.
When Will Pantasy Reveal Them?
The countdown on Pantasy’s campaign page is set to expire on 19 November 2026. Pantasy has not explained whether that date marks the full reveal, the start of preorders or the retail release, so it is best treated as the date of the next announcement for now.
Pantasy has not officially confirmed prices, piece counts, dimensions or a detailed regional release plan on its own product pages. The hidden listings currently include US, EU and Global variants, which suggests broad availability is planned, but all variants remain unavailable.
The two-model approach makes sense. The bust should deliver the instantly recognisable T-800 skull, while the full figure gives Pantasy room to turn the endoskeleton itself into a more technical display build. The finished models will decide it, but the silhouettes already make this look far more substantial than a simple licensed novelty.
