Terminator Dog prop used in Mega Drive ad, Darius Alpha

Animatronic Terminator Dog made by Henson studios, used in the SEGA Mega Drive tv advertising


How cool and horrific is this one!!!
I’ve been unable to find this dog in the ads I’ve seen. If you find the right ad, please let me know!
EDIT: The-Old-Arcade found the video! Check it here!
Great job!

Street Fighter comic related artworks


Many original drawings from real artists!

Darius Alpha


Not that bad BIN.

ATARI 2600 strange CHOPPER COMMAND cart

MACS gun and Moving Target for SNES


AÂ valid substitute for the Super Scope…!

Zelda – Link to the Past – SIGNED by Shigeru Miyamoto – he has also a GBA signed Zelda.

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