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daemondark
daemondark
20. RE: Does anybody know how many Terminator models there have been?
Nov 25 2008, 3:31 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 25 2008, 3:31 PM EST
"The complete list is:

T-1: the mini tank as seen in T3.
T-70: created by the military prior to Judgment Day.
T-400: very basic hunt and kill machine.
T-500: highly successful hunt and kill machine.
T-600: rubber skin infiltrator model.
T-700: a thinner bodied version of the T-600.
T-800: the first flesh-covered infiltrator.
T-850: tougher version of the T-800.
T-888: highly advanced infiltrator model.
T-900: highly resistant model designed for Terminator vs Terminator combat.
T-950: thinner bodied version, progenitor of the T-X series.
T-1000: advanced mimetic poly alloy prototype.
T-1000000: another poly alloy prototype, created to defend Skynet's core.
T-X: the ultimate Terminator, created by combining the T-950 designs with the T-1000.
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I see you read the books eh Veran? I htought they were great. Especially T2 Infiltrator.
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Edvin76
Edvin76
21. RE: Does anybody know how many Terminator models there have been?
Nov 26 2008, 5:46 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 26 2008, 5:46 AM EST
"Edvin76:
"There are two more

I-950: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-950#I-950

and

TOK750: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameron_Phillips#Characteristics

Thanks Wiki! :)"


Neilis:
I-950 is from novels, not film/TV, so it's not considered canon ;).

"
Have you actually read the article? First line:

T2: Infiltrator (2001) is the first official continuation novel of the Terminator franchise, written by S. M. Stirling. It is followed by T2: Rising Storm (2003), and T2: Future War (2004).
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Neilis
22. RE: Does anybody know how many Terminator models there have been?
Nov 26 2008, 9:17 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 26 2008, 9:17 AM EST
"Have you actually read the article? First line:

T2: Infiltrator (2001) is the first official continuation novel of the Terminator franchise, written by S. M. Stirling. It is followed by T2: Rising Storm (2003), and T2: Future War (2004)."
Being "official" just means that it's been licensed, which they'd have to do in order to use the setting established by the Terminator. All sci-fi series have traditionally discarded novel and comic material. Both screen and TV material is traditionally accepted but movie overrides TV.
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Buchholzer
23. RE: Does anybody know how many Terminator models there have been?
Nov 26 2008, 9:23 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 26 2008, 9:23 AM EST
http://www.blogjoy.de/2007/10/24/saturn-wir-lieben-technik-wir-hassen-teuer/

if I see this little commercial, it reminds me to TSCC. maybe you to

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Buchholzer
24. RE: Does anybody know how many Terminator models there have been?
Nov 26 2008, 9:28 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 26 2008, 9:28 AM EST
heres another commercial what reminds to TSCC skynet
http://evolution.saturn.de/

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MetalHunter
25. RE: Does anybody know how many Terminator models there have been?
Nov 26 2008, 10:58 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 26 2008, 10:58 AM EST
"heres another commercial what reminds to TSCC skynet
http://evolution.saturn.de/

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A resume of series? ;)
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