LIVE Proton pack build - from the workshop!
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What this video covers
A live workshop session focused on putting the finishing touches on a 3D-printed Ghostbusters proton pack prop. The creator works through the build in real time, giving viewers an over-the-shoulder look at the prop-making process. At nearly two and a half hours, there is plenty of time spent on detail work and problem-solving on the fly.
Key takeaways
- ◆Covers the final stages of a 3D-printed proton pack build
- ◆Live format allows viewers to see real-time decisions and techniques
- ◆Useful for cosplayers aiming to create a screen-accurate Ghostbusters prop
- ◆Extended runtime offers an in-depth look at prop finishing work
Who this is for
Ghostbusters fans and cosplayers interested in building or finishing a 3D-printed proton pack prop.
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