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Here's the first of four. The ecto goggles turned out nice. The other figures will be nice, especially those toting around extra equipment (traps, cable etc.) I also need to paint the traps and a few ghost before I can play a session of the game I wrote up for the figures.
Note the patch on the left arm. Also, I painted the name tag over the left breast pocket area (instead of the right as in the movie); the figure has a triangle sculpted on the right side which would have been difficult to file into a rectangle. But a rectangular shape was sculpted on the left side, so I made the simple adjustment.
The straps for the proton pack (over the shoulders) were simply painted on- nothing was modeled or sculpted.
excellent... we want more... and they want... A CAR !
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Chris
Wow! You sir, are a devoted fan! FYI: Pillsbury made a 6 inch tall squishy plastic Doughboy toy years and years ago. Maybe you can find it on eBay.
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