Proton Pack build Vol. 2 - Motherboard & ALICE frame

After vaguely talking about it for weeks, we're finally ready to take a look at the preliminary work done to mount my Spirit of Halloween proton pack to an after market ALICE frame. There's a lot of work to be done and I keep buying accessories, so let's get at it! Like & subscribe!
Booster Ladder 3D print from mr_kiou
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Cyclotron covers by finchmeister08
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The increasingly expensive and shrinking Rothco ALICE frame
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ERYONE 3D Print PLA+ Silk Silver (they have even better metallic PLA+)
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[@zombietwostep]

dude, thanks for this video- by far the easiest method that I've found to date. Saves the issue of having to match the exact shape of the pack to a cutout of the m/b. Thanks from England, saved my bacon for Halloween!

[@ghostbustinwes]

I’m looking to make a couple videos (with audio lag lol) to show the final product and how I did things. I found a lot of references I looked at online were from very advanced builders or people with all kinds of experience and there wasn’t much alternative techniques or how someone newer to prop building would go about it. Happy it was useful to you. (I just finished the scramble to get my pack ready for Halloween this year.)

[@kevinmcgovern6986]

They're still making the Spirit Halloween pack.

[@CarlBeatty]

Ghostlabs 42 makes a great light and sound kit. I put one In This pack

[@ghostbustinwes]

Good to know there are options for the SOH pack. I fit my full sized light kit in but took a bit of trial and error.