My Real Ghostbusters Equipment SPECTROVISORS

I’d like to share with everyone my massive Real Ghostbusters costume undertaking! Made over the course of 7 MONTHS, from January to July 2011, I built enough equipment to arm five Real Ghostbusters (the fifth being Janine)! I used many screen shots from the series, as well as the production prop sheets included in the DVD special features as reference, and used the movie Pack guides posted on this website (thanks, guys!) as a basis for measurements. My buddies and I cosplayed as the Real Ghostbusters at Otakon 2011, and let me tell you, the response was AMAZING! Why the Real Ghostbusters? Well, it’s not as commonly seen as the movie Ghostbusters! Plus, I thought it fit into the theme of an anime convention nicely! And also, I had gotten the DVDs for Christmas and was inspired lol. So, without further ado, here are my Spectro-Visors! (In the series, they were referred to as Spectro-Visors, as opposed to Ecto-Goggles, but po-tay-tow, po-tah-tow)

Shots from the cartoon to compare with:

Here’s the Proton Packs: My Real Ghostbusters Equipment PROTON PACKS - Proton Packs - GBFans.com

Here’s the GhoST Traps: My Incredibly Epic Real Ghostbusters Equipment GHOST TRAPS - Ghost Traps - GBFans.com

Here’s the uniforms: My Real Ghostbusters Uniforms - Uniforms - GBFans.com

You need to clean your carpet…

Epic!

hey! no one said prop-building wasn’t messy…

Ok first off… ITS HELLA MESSY… I know first hand .. I built my own proton pack in my living room. Its was a mess for months..!! Dood your whole work and RGB’s costumes are totally awesome..!!! Dont let the people on here get too you. When you put as much time and effort into somthing such as this, you dont really worry about the mess you make. I myself worked day and night… lost sleep..lots … hahaha

what material is the liner made of? you should think about trimming it down more like in your ref pics so it doesnt look sloppy, but good build man

thank you! and I know the feeling…

Yeah, personal experience from a guy without a workbench…gorilla glue does not come out of carpets:/