Really enjoying your videos. As a builder there's always something new to learn and you've taught a lot. Thanks for putting these out, I'm subscribed and looking forward to more! Great work!
I thought production labeled each pack with the actor's name so they wouldn't get them mixed up. I swore the one at Sony studios had a strip of masking tape on the Alice frame with one of their names on it.
And now Mack’s Factory has announced that they are offering a legacy pack shell from the super hero pack in addition to the idealized one. Now I have to decide which one to get.
I saw that too. I’m still planning to get the idealized one. I’m wanting to build a 1984 pack, which is exactly what the legacy pack is, but it’s got 37 years of weathering and bumps and scuffs molded into it. I’d want a smooth, new looking pack, and something seems wrong about getting the legacy shell only to erase a lot of the history on it. Just my thought at the moment. It’s an awesome offering to the community and will make great packs.
@@TheProtonPackIsNotAToy That’s kind of my thought, too. How much of the dings and scratches are simply things that happened to the prop over the years outside of the movie?
This is so awesome. Great great work. I have a question for you when you have the time to answer. Does Venkman’s pack ever have the RH-25 ion arm resistor? Or does he wear the M25W?
I believe it’s the M25W. The pack as it sits now has a resin M25W as do all of the semi heroes, and I believe the original that was on his pack was used to create those.
