LIVE! Ghostbusters Prop Build from the Workshop! Making stuff live!
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What this video covers
A live workshop session focused on building Ghostbusters-themed props, specifically ghost traps and proton packs. The creator walks through electronics integration, cable management strategies, and the wiring of the iconic proton pack switch. The stream doubles as a casual hangout covering 80s movies and general geek culture alongside the hands-on build content.
Key takeaways
- ◆Covers both ghost trap and proton pack prop construction in a single session
- ◆Electronics and cable management are a central focus, offering practical wiring guidance
- ◆The proton pack switch receives dedicated attention as a notable build challenge
- ◆Live format encourages real-time discussion and community interaction around fandom topics
Who this is for
Ghostbusters fans and prop-makers who want to follow along with a live build session covering electronics and assembly for screen-accurate replica props.
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