The Extreme Ghostbusters line had Prototypes that Trendmasters never released. Only a Garrett Miller toy is known to have not passed the prototype phase.
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Trendmasters did a prototype of the Garrett Miller figure. Garrett's wheelchair was completely modified to have a massive ray gun or missile launcher instead of what is seen on Extreme Ghostbusters, and would not fit in the Ecto-1. His hair is also a lighter shade then his actual animated look, which was often the case with any prototype Trendmasters made before the final colors were established. This unique piece is most likely a one of a kind prototype, which was used as a Toy Fair Paint Master Sample, since it's completely done up, like most Toy Fair Samples. (Note: All information and images are provided by Jonathan Shyman)
Trivia[]
- On page 12 of Ghostbusters Crossing Over Issue #6, Garrett's new wheelchair is visually based on the unreleased Trendmasters toy.
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Product[]
This is a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but resin figures are usually considered better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
This is a close up of a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but the resin figures are always better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
This is a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but the resin figures are always better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
This is a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but the resin figures are always better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
This is a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but the resin figures are always better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
This is a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but the resin figures are always better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
This is a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but the resin figures are always better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
This is a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but the resin figures are always better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
This is a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but the resin figures are always better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
This is a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but the resin figures are always better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
This is a TRENDMASTERS unreleased prototype toy of Garrett Miller, made entirely of RESIN. It is currently unknown if it ever made it to the plastic stage of development, but the resin figures are always better sculpts and paint jobs, often in non-production colors. (Image provided by Jonathan Shyman a Trendmaster Prototype collector) (Click here to see it bigger.)
Comic[]
Non-canon cameo seen in Ghostbusters Crossing Over Issue #6