Models
The first terminator model shown, simply called "The Terminator", was introduced in the first film, with a new model terminator added for each subsequent film. In addition to those models shown on screen, other spin off sources have introduced more, including T-800s with different appearances from Schwarzenegger, the T-70 from T2 3-D: Battle Across Time and the female I-950 from T2: Infiltrator.
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| T-1 |
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| T-70 |
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| T-600 |
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T-800/850/101/RIP
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T-888
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| T-1000/T-1001 |
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| T-1000000 |
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T-H / Hybrid human
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| T-X |
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Unknown models
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| I-950 enhanced human |
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