My Scratchbuilt Ghostbusters Proton Pack Build Update - 3D Printed Resin Parts
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This is an end of the year video update on my Ghostbusters Proton Pack Scratchbuild I've been working on for the past couple years. A lot of behind the scenes working going on trying to get this shell finished hopefully within the coming year. I thought I would show you guys where I'm at and what I've done so far going into the New Year of 2024. I hope you guys enjoy the update and video! I appreciate you watching.
Happy New Year !!!
Really cooooool. It's gonna be looking like the real deeeaal😊 Awesome
Appreciate that man!
Those welds look awesome!!!
Thank you very much Josh!
Awesome project, can't wait yo see the complete version !
Thanks! Me to.
I can’t wait to see this when it’s completely finished! If possible I’d like to see a comparison video of this pack with your GB1 pack!
Thanks man and that will be a great idea when I eventually finish. Much appreciate your support.
"Bustin makes me feel good." 🎼🎵🎶🎤🎷🎸🎹🎺😁💖👻
Haha best line of the song.
I'm posting this end of January, great work! I saw the final Trailer for Frozen Empire Jan 30th...the movie is going to be EPIC!!!!!! Since I'm commenting a month after you posted, does that count as time travel? 😂🤣. Sorry, couldn't resist. Keep up the great work! Best to you and your wife. 🖖😁🤘🇨🇦🕊️
I'd pay for the stls for all the addon bits and sign whatever you want me to sign to say that it would be for my own personal use only.
Same!
I need those parts pleaseeeeeeeee
What's the name of the 3d software you use? And is it free or if not how much roughly does it cost. Ive been trying to see what I can get into without breaking the bank. Thank you in advance. P.s. them welds are on point! Love it
For most of my modeling I use TinkerCAD super easy to use. Looks a bit too simplistic at first but once a lot of the underlying features are discovered you can model some very complex shapes. Fusion 360 would be your next step but that takes a lot more know how!
Also TinkerCAD is free to use.
@ChrisBoshProps thank you Appreciate
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