Peter and Egon have a beige vest that attaches a removable Proton Pack with a soft rubber tube connecting the Neutrino Wand. The device has three tanks attached via rubber tubing to a grey metallic-colored sprayer to unleash an included plastic reddish-pink stream (positively charged, pinkish Psychomagnotheric slime). So let’s move on to the included 3-inch-tall Playmobil-ized versions of Egon, Winston, Raymond and Peter.Įach is wearing the dark-grey flight suits from the second film sport some mild articulation (head twisting, and arms and legs that move up and down) and fantastic paint detail highlighting a name patch, Ghostbusters II logo and zippers and belts.Įach gets mix-and-match accessories highlighting the best of the ghost-busting arsenal.įor example Winston and Raymond can wear a beige vest that attaches to a slime-blower backpack. It’s all a faithful recreation for sure, but I would have loved to see what was under the hood this time with maybe a detailed engine, Playmobil style, added. Hold the vehicle at the right angle and one side displays a flashing “Ghostbusters” sign and the other flashes “We’re back …” and “for hire.” Both signs are in glowing green capital letters. Now, hit a button of the roof to start up two banks of yellow, blue, green and red twinkling emergency lights and a red flashing beacon with a siren (lasting roughly a 60 seconds) and another button to hear the famed odd siren sound that lasts 10 seconds.Īnother new addition, and perhaps the coolest, is a faux-LED digital marquee on either side of the roof area. Note: Bringing both to life requires three AAA batteries (not included). The Ecto 1A also has a more robust collection of lights flashing on the roof and longer sound function. The interior has enough room to store all of the equipment with even areas to mount proton packs and seat four figures.
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