The last addition to Hollywood Collectibles Group's Ghostbusters statues line is Winston Zeddemore, portrayed by Ernie Hudson. This 19-inch tall, hand-painted, limited edition statue comes with a Ghostbusters-style base and is made from Polystone. The exclusive edition of the Winston statue is limited to only 250 pieces, but a regular edition is also available, and we have a look at images and details.
From Hollywood Collectibles Group: "We are proud to present the final piece in our very popular line of Officially Licensed Ghostbusters statues…Winston Zeddemore!!
Featuring an outstanding likeness of Ernie Hudson in character as Winston, this incredibly realistic statue stands approx 19” tall on its Ghostbusters-themed base.
Standing in the quintessential Ghostbusting pose, Winston is captured with Neutrona Wand in hand and comes complete with an intricately detailed Proton Pack on his back.
This is the HCG Exclusive Edition, it is limited to just 250 pieces and comes complete with a bonus 8” long Ghostbusters nameplate! A regular edition is also available, click here for more details.
As with all Hollywood Collectibles pieces, this Museum Quality statue is constructed from heavyweight Polystone and then hand painted to the finest detail.
This is a companion piece to our Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz and Egon Spengler statues. Don't miss the opportunity to complete the set and add the definitive Winston statue to your collection!
Dimensions: 19” Tall Approx.Edition Size: 250 pieces worldwide
Availability: Pre Order
Payment Plans Available!
Estimated Ship Date: 3rd Qtr 2019
Sculpted by Trevor Grove and Alterton, paint masters by Silver Surfer Lab."
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