Merchandise, Models and Toys
While being a part of the original 1986 Kenner toy line of Ghostbusters merchandise, and others such as the McDonald's Happy Meals, he has also appeared in specialized monster kits such as those by Tsukuda, who made models of both Stay Puft and the Terror Dog from the first movie. He was not present in Mattel's 2009 Ghostbusters toy line, however in 2011 Mattel released him as an exclusive collectable for San Diego Comic-Con 2011 and on MattyCollector.com after the show. This was the biggest version of Stay Puft to date 20 inches tall, and covered in a soft foam covering. Also in July 2011, Diamond Select Toys (DST) released a 7 inch light-up statue version of Stay Puft, followed in October by a Statue of Liberty based on the Ghostbusters II movie, in height Stay Puft will be as tall as the raised torch of Liberty. In 2010, and then (redesigned) in 2012, the Stay Puft Quality brand of gourmet marshmallows was released as official Ghostbusters merchandise with packaging prominently featuring the title character. In 2011, Rubie's Costume Co. released an inflatable Stay-Puft Halloween costume as a companion piece for the Ghostbusters jumpsuit costumes they had previously created.
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