Tag: Instructions
Kenner Ecto-Goggles Instructions
I’ve been looking for Kenner Instructions I didn’t have (Ecto-Containment Blog Post, June 6, 2013) since at least 2013. Number 1 on the list, Kenner Ecto-Goggles & Ecto-Popper instructions. While four years later I haven’t found or been contacted about the original US instructions, we’re… Continue Reading “Kenner Ecto-Goggles Instructions”
Kenner The Real Ghostbusters Original Instructions
Lee Hall aka hallpaleo recently scanned (Ecto-Containment Blog Post, March 21, 2016) his Ghostbusters Firehouse/Station decal sheet. To follow was an original Kenner The Real Ghostbusters Firehouse instructions. This morning Lee Hall provided scans of his instructions. For me it was like discovering an ancient scroll lost to… Continue Reading “Kenner The Real Ghostbusters Original Instructions”
Kenner The Real Ghostbusters Firehouse Decals
On Ghostbusters 29th anniversary I added a not so coincidental update to Ecto-Containment. The instructions (Ecto-Containment Blog Post, June 8, 2013) for Kenner‘s Ghostbusters Firehouse HQ/Station. At the time I couldn’t share its decal sheet as the previous owner had applied them about a… Continue Reading “Kenner The Real Ghostbusters Firehouse Decals”
Kenner Instructions PDF Files
Last November the individual Kenner The Real Ghostbusters instructions files were uploaded to then Ectocontainment, now Ecto-Containment. I would have always preferred to have PDF files from the start, I didn’t know I could combine multiple PDF files. The instructions as PDFs were a… Continue Reading “Kenner Instructions PDF Files”
Kenner Instructions Return
Kenner Instructions Update After uploading The Real Ghostbusters Magazines and NOW Comics files to WordPress the last major remaining content to upload and create were the Kenner instructions from my collection. I hadn’t uploaded them again partially because of space concerns. Yesterday evening the files were… Continue Reading “Kenner Instructions Return”
Kenner Instructions: Ecto-Charger Pack
When it came to toys based on Ghostbusters II Kenner didn’t fully capitalize on the potential opportunities. Even with a The Real Ghostbusters episode, Partners In Slime which has the most Ghostbusters II influence. Kenner marketed the Ecto-Charger Pack as the official one The… Continue Reading “Kenner Instructions: Ecto-Charger Pack”
Kenner Instructions: Ghost Grab-A-Meter
When it came to The Real Ghostbusters toy weapons and tying them into Ghostbusters II their was only one you could say is directly from the movie. That’s the Ecto-Charger. The Ghost Grab-A-Meter on the other hand while not exactly based on equipment from… Continue Reading “Kenner Instructions: Ghost Grab-A-Meter”
Looking For Kenner Instructions Part 2
On June 6 I wrote a blog entry about the Kenner instructions I was (and still am) looking for. I made due with what I had next, provided the majority of vehicle instructions, and provided what I consider rare instruction gems, all four Gooper… Continue Reading “Looking For Kenner Instructions Part 2”
Kenner Instructions: GhostZapper
Before Kenner sold the real ghostbusting essentials ie: proton pack, ghost trap they came out with a projector toy. Which seemed more common in the 1980s then today. GhostZapper is a “creative light and sound” toy. How could a kid (without a proton pack… Continue Reading “Kenner Instructions: GhostZapper”
Kenner Instructions: Gooper Ghosts – Green Ghost
In 1988 Kenner released a Green Ghost Gooper Ghost. I don’t know why Kenner was still calling Slimer Green Ghost in 1988. Like its carded figure the box reads “known as Slimer in the TV series ‘The Real Ghostbusters’.” Gooper Ghost: Slimer has a… Continue Reading “Kenner Instructions: Gooper Ghosts – Green Ghost”
Kenner Instructions: Gooper Ghosts – Sludge Bucket
In 1987 Kenner released three larger ghosts as part of the Gooper Ghost™ line. These three ghosts came in boxes instead of being packaged in a card. Each figure came with 5 ounces of Ecto-plazm™ “play gel” and in the case of Banshee Bomber… Continue Reading “Kenner Instructions: Gooper Ghosts – Sludge Bucket”
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