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There's also a couple packs of ghosts, but I got what I wanted.

Ray is WAY too happy for the room.

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Ray, as voiced by the inimitable and ubiquitous Frank Welker.

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See? Still the movie mold. Pity.

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Comparison shot for non prop-nerds.

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Plus the Trap should sit like this.

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But this is new, thankfully!

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See? Still sits crooked.

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One way to solve the upside-down Trap problem, at least for Ray.

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Movie Ray. See all the reused parts?

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Egon, voiced by Maurice LaMarche. This show had a great cast.

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...and weird character design.

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PKE Meter! And they got it right, where Matty's Retro figure used the roleplay toy design instead!

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Really wish I could collapse it, but at this scale I can't fault that.

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I nearly broke the tip off Ray's blaster trying to do this with him.

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You can kind of see where they tried to imitate the cartoon hair in Ghostbusters II.

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Janine in one of her many, many Ghostbusters uniforms. At this point she was still voiced by Laura Summer.

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Removable Proton Pack! Finally! (Just... excuse the teflon tape sticking out of the harness there, okay?)

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...now if she regularly looked like this? Then YES, I would've found her scary.

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Venkman got to go out on jobs without Slimer from time to time. Janine worked with him all day. Every day.

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Speaking of whom!

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Much, much easier to pull the suit off now.