Thanks for this, solved my problem!
Some models still use waterslide decals–even Polar Lights. I own three other Polar Lights kits; one is a slightly more “upscale” kit, and uses waterslide decals. The other two are a little smaller and more “beginner friendly”: the older one had two identical sets of decals, one waterslide, one set of stickers, while the newer one had the waterslide decals only.
There doesn’t seem to be much rhyme or reason to it that I can see. :whatever:
I’m 13 years late to the party on this one, but do you have a full size scan of this? I’m looking to refinish one of my old kits and finding this was super helpful! Any chance you have the no-ghost logo from the first film in decal form? My plan is to load these up in a vector graphics program and print them on water-slide decal paper.
Speaking of late to the party:
[quote=ghoulishfright post_id=18084 time=1167935379 user_id=2936]Just some (inaccurate) blue light bars, and some random boxes and tubes, and a hole for that swivel chair with the proton blasters.
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While the design of Kenner’s Ecto-1 is inaccurate to how the car looks in the cartoon, it’s a slightly simplified (for toy production purposes) version of the design of the car featured in the pilot animation (same with the Proton Packs for the figures) - toys would often start going into production with early or unrefined concept art in order to be out in time for a cartoon’s release.
Hello, can you please send me the original file of the ecto 1a stickers to my email? thank you very much bro
It might be worth sending the original poster a PM instead, they may be more likely to respond to that if they get a PM notification.