Sideshow Collectibles presents a replica of the Ghostbusters Terror Dog from Chronicle Collectibles as a celebration of the Ghostbusters' practical FX team. This item was cast from the original FX mold used in the 1984 film, is a limited edition (only 250 available), and includes an autographed plaque and holder. Continue reading for dimensions and availability!

Ghostbusters Terror Dog Replica: "Who doesn’t love Ghostbusters? Not only does the film perfectly combine humor with horror, but it hosts some of movie history’s most memorable and groundbreaking practical FX. A 1984 Academy Award Nominee for Best Visual Effects, Ghostbusters‘ team used puppetry and primitive motion-blur (lens modification with vaseline) to deliver its scares, peppered with the charming real-creature clumsiness that gives the movie its heart.

And now, Sideshow and Chronicle Collectibles are proud to present the ultimate licensed Ghostbusters Terror Dog Replica. Rotocast in resin and hand-painted like the actual filming puppet. This version, the Legacy Series Edition — limited to 250, includes a signed plaque and custom plaque holder. Horns for both the Keymaster and Gatekeeper are included with each Terror Dog.

Cast from the original FX mold — the mold that birthed the rubber puppets used in the film — the prototype was restored by Kristina Lucas Francis and approved by the original sculptor, Randall William Cook. In fact, the accompanying name plaques will bear Cook’s original autographs. The Terror Dog stands on its own four feet and requires no base. He will easily fit in with your favorite models and prop replicas, or tower above the smaller Ghostbusters action figures that you’ve collected over the years.

Artist: Randall William Cook
Product Size: 19" H (482.6mm) x 12" W (304.8mm) x 11" L (279.4mm)*
Product Weight: 20.00 lbs (9.07 kg)*
Est. Arrival: Ships within 3-4 weeks
Limited Edition: 250
Price: $600"

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