LIVE! Proton Pack Build
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What this video covers
A live workshop session where the creator builds a Ghostbusters-inspired proton pack prop from scratch. The 84-minute stream follows the hands-on construction process in real time, giving viewers an unscripted look at the build. While specific techniques and materials are not detailed in the available metadata, the format offers an authentic maker experience.
Key takeaways
- ◆Live, unscripted prop-build format lets viewers watch the process unfold in real time
- ◆Focuses on constructing a Ghostbusters proton pack replica
- ◆Hosted by maker Matt Daniels of Creative Geekery
- ◆Suitable for fans of movie replica props and maker culture
Who this is for
Ghostbusters fans, cosplayers, and prop-making enthusiasts who enjoy following along with live workshop builds.
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