Disguise SOS Fantômes réplique Role-Play 1/1 Ecto-Goggles

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The Ecto Goggles were first used by Ray Stantz at the Sedgewick Hotel on the Ghostbusters' first case and were mainly worn by him during the Gozer incident. Finally, I recognize the power knob is incorrect but I can't find a reliable source for what was actually there. As UK Union rules are strict, only parts could be purchase and then assembled, and I think we all know by now that the UK crew cracked those props outta the park. The Ecto Goggles (also known as Ecto-Goggles, Ecto-Vistors, Infra Visors, Infra-Goggles, and Paragoggles) [1] [2] [3] [4] are night vision headgear modified to aid in the detection of ghosts and other paranormal entities.

The main issue I have with the Spirit Halloween Ecto Goggles is with the painted-on patina: On most pairs, the silver brushstrokes go directly across the front, and it doesn't look like organic wear. In the absence of a completed ensemble, I had to at least wear a shirt depicting series co-creator Dan Aykroyd.

The game arrived on time and was packaged well -- the game itself was in the listed/new condition so absolutely no complaints by me.

The Ecto Goggles are capable of tracking down a specific entity by the psychokinetic energy it emits. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. Line reads: "Stantz inspects the walls of slime with his infra-goggles and finds that they only managed to open a hole the size of a dime. Like most equipment that were used later in Extreme Ghostbusters, it appears the Ecto Goggles were also upgraded as late as just before the Extreme Ghostbusters were founded in 1997. Ray uses them to analyze the slime shell covering the Manhattan Museum of Art and determines they only made a temporary dime-shaped hole by singing Kumbaya.

I had assumed the light wouldn't be visible when the goggles were being worn upwards, but it looks great.