Terminator 3 Busts
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villainess featured in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. Four versions
exist: T-850 (the original), Battle Damaged T-850, Terminatrix and Endoskeleton.
Each very closely resembles costars Schwarzenegger and Kristanna Loken.
Terminatrix dons her customary alligator jacket and wields weaponry in lieu of a
right arm. Endoskeleton represents her, after maximum damage has been done to
her human disguise. Unable to become an Endoskeleton, T-850 is first shown clean
and chiseled with his trademark dark shades and leather jacket, then
bullet-nicked and laser-wounded in the Battle Damaged edition. Height of each
varies between 6.5 and 7.5 inches. And the unscathed versions of the machines
have been produced in a run of 3,000 each, while the Endoskeleton and Battle
Damaged T-850 are part of a 5,000-figure run.
ears worth of classic radio shows the network feared forever lost, due to its
archive department’s failure to keep copies of the original broadcasts.
<br><br>Not long ago, BBC appealed to listeners to submit anyone home-taped
copies of the alleged missing recordings, dating back to 1960, and what they’ve
collected is nothing short of invaluable.<br><br>Among the discoveries are a
concert by the Rolling Stones, a piano recital by actor Gregory Peck, an early
example of a radio documentary-drama chronicling the Zeppelin raids on London
from 1961, the entire Kenneth Williams comedy series (<i>The Kenneth Williams
Playhouse</i>), a missing episode of <i>The Archers</i> (which features the
debut of Brian Aldridge, who later became one of the soap’s staples), the comedy
sies <i>I’m Ken and He’s Bill</i> starring Peter Cleall Derek Seaton and