It has been just over7-days since the Hasbro HasLab Ghostbusters Anniversary Ectomobile project was launched and after the first week, we are well past the 50% backer mark - which is looking reasonably positive for those who want to include the Louis Tulley Ghostbuster figure to the project - an addition IF the full 12,000 backers pledge in the first 14-days.
Hasbro have taken to social media to clarify a few key questions that have cropped up in the past week, particularly around the decals that are used to differentiate the main body of the car between ECTO-1 from Ghostbusters 1984 and ECTO-1A from Ghostbusters 2 in 1989. Hasbro has confirmed these are re-useable decals and with care, you should be able to reposition these up to five times (maybe up to ten) so while changing your Ectomobile between the first and second movie cars is not indefinite, you should be able to try out both for your display.
They also confirmed the ECTO-1A LED lights are not true LED's but use an inserted panel with the various LED signs over a lit backdrop. There are seven of these to choose from in the project.
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