This version dwarfs the original, and while that means it doesn't include any minifigures (they wouldn't be to scale), it's also more detailed. How does the new Lego ECTO-1 hold up against its older and cheaper counterpart, now retired? For starters, it's a lot bigger. Its reveal was one of the coolest moments in Afterlife, and that makes seeing it replicated here so seamlessly a tick in the win column. To start with, pressing a hidden button on the side pops the 'gunner' seat out of the car via metallic 'pistons', ready to bust some ghosts. But the real party tricks will make you feel like a kid again, playing with their new toy on Christmas morning. Yes, the doors all open and the wheels move. The Lego Ghostbusters ECTO-1 is surprisingly interactive, and that's where it goes from 'good' to 'great'. However, putting it on a pedestal and leaving it there would be a shame. Will make you feel like a kid again, playing with their new toy on Christmas morning You could spend quite a while happily drinking it all in. Multiple rust-effect stickers give it a detailed but not overly-busy appearance, too.
There's so much to see here, and no space is wasted peek through the window and you'll find a proton pack along with a containment unit in the back, while popping the hood reveals a 1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor engine. Even seeing that iconic white chassis take shape panel by panel is a delight.Īs you'd expect, that makes it a superb display piece. A lot of care has gone into this ode to the Ghostbusters, and it's evident in every brick. None of this is 'necessary', but that's why it's special. Whether it's discovering that the steering wheel actually works or the doors can be opened, there's something satisfyingly tactile and interactive about this set. It's really cool even mid-way through the process. When it's finally done, the Lego ECTO-1 looks incredible.
A lot of thought and fun extras have gone into the Lego ECTO-1 (Image credit: Future)
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