Terminator Movie Costume Displays Gallery
The Terminator - Original Movie Costume and Prop Displays
In this gallery you'll find a range of custom displays created for original film props and wardrobe from the Terminator series of films.
On this page, you'll find incredible work by a number of Tom Spina Designs artists. We approached each as a creative opportunity to make a truly unique and special display for our clients.
These displays go far beyond a standard store mannequin and draw from our artists' broad range of skills. They are a showcase of sculpture, custom mannequins, fabrication and theming. These displays capitalize on our years of experience with a wide variety of materials as well as our passion for these incredible films and costumes!
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An original Arnold Schwarzenegger costume from T2, turned into a hyper-realistic life-sized display with an amazing themed base!
Richard Riley created the themed base, which makes the figure look like it was plucked right from the screen! The incredible silicone head was created by Howard Senft and the body is based on a casting of Arnold, modified by Tom Spina and Mike Thomas for this display.
A wonderfully stylized movie prop display for this original Arnold chestpiece from Terminator 2. The client wanted something that looked "complete" but allowed the prop to remain the focus.
An original Terminator 3 Arnold wardrobe display. We created a customized mannequin, battle-scene base & added paint, eyes & hair to a resin head which was sourced from a digital scan of Arnold's head from T3.
Another Arnold costume, this time, 100% complete including the original sunglasses, shotgun AND MOTORCYCLE! From the collection of www.Screenused.com
TSD artist Brian Lewis (with an assist from the late Harry Inman) created the hands, specially posed to fit the bike handle and hold the original shotgun from the film.
Robb DeNicola sculpted the hair onto the unfinished resin bust by Howard Senft. An all-white scheme was chosen for the add-on pieces to make the original costume the star of the display
The nearly unstoppable T1000 - the client provided us with a range of costume elements, which we paired up with a customized "just been shot" posed mannequin. A beautiful round black laminate base with hidden wheels features chrome "puddles" and a small video monitor with "bullet hits" to tie the theme together.
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