November 18, 2024
Description
Notice: This upload comprises the hard-to-find parts of a Proton Pack, not all the parts required to construct a complete Proton Pack. You will still need a vacuum-formed shell and other off-the-shelf components.
In August 2011 my friend and I went to Wizard World Chicago. While there we met a couple of guys with Proton Packs taking photos for charity.
After wearing their packs for a photo it got us thinking. "We're pretty handy, I wonder if we could make a couple of these before Halloween?"
As it turns out making a Proton Pack is pretty darn expensive. As I imagine is the case with many movie props the proton pack seems to be built with random odds and ends from their prop shop. And since it's mostly unusual parts they're pretty hard to find.
Because I didn't want to spend weeks scouring eBay for authentic parts I decided to avoid the costs by 3D modeling all of the hard to find bits and printing them out.
So included in this thing are all the parts that I 3D printed when building my proton pack. I won't go so far as to call them 100% screen accurate but they're pretty darn close.
MANY more photos and instructions are available on Flickr here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/thenewhobbyist/sets/72157633624641313
Parts for a matching Particle Wand are available here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:95727
Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lt2DhqRzRVA
Below is a list of all the parts I've included.
To see what they are and where they go I recommend checking out Stefan Otto's Proton Pack plans ).
Proton Pack Parts List:
Category: Props
License:
BY-NC-SA
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