Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Stan Winston Studio built five T-1s for the sequence at CRS headquarters in #Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, two of which were fully functional hydraulic robots. They were hydraulically powered machines that could spin around, drive, and do all kinds of things.
The final assembled T-1s stood seven feet tall, weighed 3500 pounds, and featured articulated heads and arms, and turning turrets. The T-1s could travel seven miles per hour on their tank tracks, which were procured from an outside vendor.
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Stan Winston Studio built five T-1s for the sequence at CRS headquarters in #Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, two of which were fully functional hydraulic robots. They were hydraulically powered machines that could spin around, drive, and do all kinds of things.
The final assembled T-1s stood seven feet tall, weighed 3500 pounds, and featured articulated heads and arms, and turning turrets. The T-1s could travel seven miles per hour on their tank tracks, which were procured from an outside vendor.
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