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Ghostbusters Proton Pack

Step 10Alice Packs

We ended up attaching our motherboards to the ALICE packs using simple zip ties that we pre-drilled holes for. Then just added a couple pieces of Pipe foam for added comfort.

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3 comments

Oct 18, 2010. 11:02 PMgreatscottbttfride says:

please tell me how big is the pack it self is it 3 feet or what i need to know and the middle is

Oct 19, 2010. 5:08 AM

ZombieDUG (author) says:

Once again, please refer to the blueprints that I linked to over at GBFans.com . It's all right there, you just need to read them. Thanks!

Jul 8, 2010. 5:18 PMlesh_dude says:

I'm trying to build a proton pack using your instructions, and I was wondering if you could think of any more "wallet-friendly" alternatives to the ALICE pack.

Sep 11, 2010. 8:11 PMScatmanbrandt says:

You could probably make a similar frame out of PVC fairly cheap and pick up a used backpack at your local goodwill-type store fairly cheap and find a way to attach the straps to the PVC frame, after you have painted the frame of course.

Jul 13, 2010. 7:59 AM

ZombieDUG (author) says:

Sorry, not really. That's kind of the one thing that's an absolute necessity for this project. The best thing I could offer would be the check your local Army surplus store though. They might have it for cheaper than what you're finding online. Good luck!