The Real Ghostbusters DIC Production Animation Cel Drawing 1986-1991 D-047

The Real Ghostbusters DIC Production Animation Cel Drawing 1986-1991 D-047

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The Real Ghostbusters DIC Production Animation Cel Drawing 1986-1991 D-047The Real GHOSTBUSTERS Original Production Animation Cel Drawing From DIC, 1986 1991 ACTUALLY USED TO MAKE THE CARTOON! Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity This is a great drawing was ACTUALLY USED IN PRODUCTION TO MAKE the 1980's 1990's the cartoon, based on the original hit movie! It was hand drawn by an animator. Then a copy was made to create the cel used on screen. In most cases, if you watch the episodes you can locate

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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2008