Hasta La Gadget!

There are two kinds of people in this world. The ones who call the Ghostbusters and the ones who do the actual ghostbusting. If you want to be a part of the latter, you’d better have the right equipment.

Assuming you already have your Proton Pack and your Ghost Trap, you just need one more tool. Thankfully, Mattel has released a replica of the Ghostbusters Neutrino Wand to help you with your hunting and capturing needs. The company worked with Sony Entertainment to get all the details right and it even has vibrations, kickback, light meter animations, and an extending tip with lights. The sound effects come right from the film itself. There are SO many small details, like much of pieces appearing to be welded together.

So, other than actually emitting a proton beam, it is as authentic as it can be. Check out the video to see the wand in action. And look at that sweet box that it comes in.

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These edible Stay-Puft Marshmallow Men may be smaller than the 112.5 foot-tall Marshmallow Man that rampaged through New York in Ghostbusters, but they will still tread all over your taste buds if you serve them up on Halloween.

You just need some sugar, egg whites, cream of tartar and some colored icing. There is also a meringue recipe as well. These guys look so delicious.

Just remember to actually bake them. Don’t try to think them into existence. We’ve all seen what can happen when you do that.

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Ghostbusters fans who have deep pockets will appreciate this piece of cinematic history It is one of the original Ghostbusters jumpsuits. It’s the same suit worn by the Dr. Egon Spengler in Ghostbusters 2. No slime or demonic residue or anything. It’s clean.

It has pockets on the sleeve and pants, with an adjustable waist via two sections of Velcro. There is the round Ghostbusters 2 patch on the right sleeve, and on the left chest area is a black and red name patch that says “Spengler” along with the name written in black ink inside the tag of the costume. See, authentic.

With this jumpsuit you can be an authentic ghostbuster. It’s perfect for Halloween or just general ghost hunting. If you have deep pockets, like I said. It was listed for $14,995(USD) – but already looks like it’s been sold. Of course for that kind of money you could just make your own ghost-busting team and rent a firehouse.

[via This Is Why I’m Broke]

What happens when you combine the chattiness of Pinky Pie with Ghostbusters? You get this awesomely cute My Little Pony proton pack. It won’t capture ghosts, but it will turn that frown upside down.

This comes from a friend of Judson Hudson who loves to cosplay as a Ghostbuster and Pinkie Pie. An odd combination, but a winning one for little girls and Bronies. This custom proton pack lights up and plays all kinds of sounds.

In fact, just like Pinkie Pie, it seems like it is hard to shut this thing up. Check out the video for all of the sounds this thing does.

[via Neatorama]

There were a lot of cool cars in 1980s TV shows and movies. We must have been obsessed with cars in that era, because you don’t get these sort of iconic rides anymore. Ralph from Brothers Brick has created some awesome homages to TV and movie vehicles of that era and they look amazing.

They look so good, I wish we could buy each as a set and put them together ourselves. These cars even have LEGO characters to go with them. All of our favorites are here: the GMC Vandura from The A-Team, Ecto-1 from Ghostbusters, KITT from Knight Rider, and The General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard.

Holy Duke boys! Daisy is stacked!

Head on over to Ralph’s Flickr page for more pics of these awesome LEGO rides.

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