Halloween fun

Neil Vitale · October 10th, 2010, 08:56 AM

This was my first try at building a prop proton pack,,,,I took more pictures than video,but for those thinking that something like this is far too difficult to accomplish, if I can do it.....:)

Some facts..
Vacuum formed shell :$170
Extra Parts for pack:$110
Lights for pack: $110
Sound for pack : $75
gun: $160
lights for gun: $110

Having something from your favorite child hood that is pretty close to screen accurate in your living room...priceless.

The original intention was to wear it round Halloween parties. But the plastic is kind of thin and I'm worried about it breaking. So, I am going to use this as diplay only. the second one you see at the end is a more solid fiberglass...and far more durable...

enjoy :)

October 10th, 2010, 08:56 AM	#1
Neil Vitale Regular Crew Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Wyckoff NJ Posts: 65	Halloween fun - Proton Pack building This was my first try at building a prop proton pack,,,,I took more pictures than video,but for those thinking that something like this is far too difficult to accomplish, if I can do it.....:) Some facts.. Vacuum formed shell :$170 Extra Parts for pack:$110 Lights for pack: $110 Sound for pack : $75 gun: $160 lights for gun: $110 Having something from your favorite child hood that is pretty close to screen accurate in your living room...priceless. The original intention was to wear it round Halloween parties. But the plastic is kind of thin and I'm worried about it breaking. So, I am going to use this as diplay only. the second one you see at the end is a more solid fiberglass...and far more durable... enjoy :) Proton Pack Construction - a video blog in pictures on Vimeo __________________ www.vimeo.com/channels/PackingProtons youtube.com/WPLJTV www.packingprotons.com Thanks!