Our First Look Inside the Lego Ghostbusters Firehouse

I got another email asking WHY I do not review action figures or toys? I've made it very clear that I would review these if they were sent in for review.  Simple as that.  There is no way that I am going out spending huge amounts of cash to promote a company.

We have youngsters and people who buy -mainly books- for youngsters.  That started with the old CBO and Hero Clix and so on. Hey, a company does not want to reach a few thousand people from around the world a day it's not my fault!

But, I do know there is a Lego fan who is going to be blown away by the new Ghostbusters set. So, for him -check it out!

Oh, and check out Gizmodo -some interesting stuff there!

Our First Look Inside the Lego Ghostbusters Firehouse HQ Reveals So Many Wonderful Details

Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)  http://lego.gizmodo.com/our-first-look-inside-the-lego-ghostbusters-firehouse-h-1741923284

You can’t actually buy it until the new year, but on its Facebook page today Lego revealed a giant gallery of images of what you’ll find inside its new Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters set, and fans of the movies are going to be blown away.

The set is already almost perfect when standing there all closed up. But one side of the firehouse opens like a book to reveal all of the countless details and nods to the movies hidden inside.

Remember the toaster dancing on the pool table scene from Ghostbusters 2 after it was slathered in mood slime? That’s included, although you’ll have to provide the Jackie Wilson soundtrack yourself.

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And Egon experimenting on Louis Tully after he was possessed by Gozer and became the Keymaster? That’s here too, complete with the ridiculous helmet and lab full of questionable scientific equipment.

The new Minifigs included with the set are equally wonderful. Who’d have thought that Lego could have so perfectly captured Rick Moranis’ Louis Tully’s idiotic facial expressions in a tiny plastic figure? And Annie Pott’s Janine Melnitz’s glasses halfway down her nose? Perfect, just perfect.
If you were lamenting about having to drop $350 on this set, it at least looks like you’re going to get more than your money’s worth from it—and not just a place to park your Lego Ecto-1 set. [Facebook - Lego]

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