The pack looks amazing! It is very authentic to the look of the original movie packs. If I had this video a few years ago, I would have happily done this, instead of buying a vacuformed shell and all the associated bits and bobs for my proton pack.
Buy his plans book it is one of the best creative investments you'll ever make. "I did" and everything it offers will fill your Your creative world with endless possibilities. Top Notch stuff! 😜👍👍
I'm sure the cast of the original films would had loved to have this light weight packs while they were filming the non action moments. I really would love to either make one of these or even buy them done. The quality is just outstanding ❤️👍
This is added to my list of "gonna make this one day!!" Looks good. I sure hope you and your family are doing good and whatever "came up" is something good for you all!
You cant go wrong with Chris he's a genius at this stuff, I invested in his plans book and from a creative standpoint its one of the best investments I've made. Great stuff! Love how he makes rivets from 2 part epoxy so simple yet so realistic. 😜👍👍
Wow, wow…WOW. I am at a loss for words. I scratch built a pack from wood years ago, and this is one of the most impressive builds I’ve seen. I want to try this for sure.
Okay, so you _did_ mention the Neutrino Wand, so you _do_ have plans to make that. Good. Great. Glad I watched to the end _before_ saying you had forgotten the gun part of the proton pack.
WOW!!! Ok this is amazing and as a HUGE Ghostbusters fan without a pack, this is how I will finally do it. I can't wait to follow the rest of the build. I have the wand already from Mattel and the Spengler’s Neutrona Wand, so I might use one of those instead of building it from scratch.
Snap!!! I have the Spengler wand too, I just finished cutting out all the pieces and sanded tonight. Glue commencing tomorrow. I may have to use other things for some parts, and I am having major problems finding the pipes for some reason.
Chris is an amazing fabricator of craft foam, I've made several of his creations. a Steampunk'd Dr. plague mask, top hat & goggles, a pair of his & hers steampunk'd gas masks, and verything came out awesome, I've even taken this knowledge and modified some items at my job to give them a steampunk look, my boss actually loves how they look. I definitely recommend buying his guide which includes plans of everything Chris has made over the years, I did and from a creative standpoint its one of the best investments I've made. Chris is definitely a funny & Goofy guy but a genius at recreating steampunk'd items as well as movie props. If you're a creative person you can't go wrong with this purchase. Definitely top notch stuff! 😜👍👍
@@shanedemink2966 It's well worth the $$ you won't be sorry Shane, besides that if you buy his collection, everytime Chris comes out with a new idea, because you bought his stuff, you get it sent to you for free definitely an add-on that keeps coming. 😎👍
Great build! :) Paint job looks amazing. I tried finding the pattern in the Ultimate Everything Super Value Bundle i bought, but it wasn't there. No problem though as i later saw it was a free pattern on its own. Nice of you to share it with everyone :)
That was very cool! You should consider a job in the movies. This project has inspired me to want to make two for my young son and I for Halloween. Please continue with the wand video whenever you can. I'd still like to see your results. Thanks!
I was originally trying to find an old grey printer cable, but no one has them around anymore. I'm glad they didn't cause this has a better vibe anyways!
I used foam board for the base on mine 1yr ago. I couldn't fine some hose to hook neutrino wand to until I found foam ninja toys at the dollar tree. The foam handles made a prefect hose after I glued them together. I like you video and it really gave me ideas to build another one. Now you need to build a ghost trap.
Yeah. I’ve got about half of my pack made before I saw your last video…thinkin’ Im gonna switch to making yours from here on out…it’ll be like a…foam/metal/mdf/WTF proton pack. I’m here for it. Thanks again for an absolutely stellar and refreshingly creative tutorial. 🙌🍻
Another great video for a cheap Proton Pack. Though you got quite creative with a number of the brass and angled fittings, there are still a lot of alternate read-made parts that one would find in the plumbing section of a hardware store that work just perfectly. Also, if you wanted a more 'true' paint chipping method, you could first paint the entire pack (or just the main areas you need) a silver colour, then use a masking medium like liquid latex or toothpaste to mask off the chipped areas of the pack. Such as along edges and ridges that would get the most wear and tear. Then paint the entire pack black. Once dried, simply rub/wipe the spots you masked and you will reveal the silver underneath. Makes for a more realistic chipped paint look.
So very excited about this. Ben Eadie had been talking about making a foam version because the ones made with fiberglass and aluminum are so heavy. But you beat him and it looks fantastic! Definitely won't be attempting this before Halloween but maybe I can get one done before NEXT Halloween. Might try to add lights and sounds. Amazing as always!
Hope that what came out either is all good, or will turn out all good. Don't worry - we will wait patiently - well worth the wait! It's an amazing build!
If you keep a small recipient with water nearby you can dip your fingers into it and smooth out hot glue to a _wonderful smooth finish_ and it is even easier on your fingers too!
Can I ask why the epoxy for certain parts instead of the glue gun? Is it simply a case of what will bond best to the materials, ie epoxy for anything with metal or plastics but all foam seems to be glue-gun primarily? Thanks in advance!
@@LostWax Thanks for the reply, good to know! And I've bought the Ultimate Everything Super Value Pattern Bundle already - AMAZING value. Can't wait to build this with my son who is nearly 5 after we finish another project - sorry I couldn't wait for the Proton Pack to be added so cheekily grabbed that too! This is such a good entry into the world of building along with cardboard for young (and young-at -heart) makers. Thanks so much!
Superb! Thanks so much for sharing this with us. Having made one out of a much heavier material I think a foamie pack would be so much easier to haul around and it looks great!
That's a cool way to make stickers! How much money do you think is invested in the completed proton pack? I'd like to start one but I am on a budget, too.
That's a piece of tubing that used to be commonly used for sinks, like between the valve where the water comes in and the tap. You could also use something like the tube from a pen or any other small tubing you can find.
this has helped with my own 3d printed build gave me some great ideas I will be getting ur plans and building some foam ones cheers dude can't wait for part 3
Lost Wax, serious question. What is the best method for hardening the foam? A couple of layers of glue and a couple coats of Plasti dip? This pack is my first ever foam build.
I don't try to harden the foam. If you put a brittle coating over it and it flexes you're just gonna get cracks. Rather try to have a flexible coating that will move with the foam.
This is amazing, you did a fantastic job!!! I built a proton pack years ago out of wood, foam, and junk and it's pretty heavy, but I might make this one for a lighter feel, thanks man!!!
I find that acrylic gives a bit more texture, which somehow makes it easier to apply the metallics without getting marks that look like fingerprints. But that being said, I haven't done tons of experimenting with spray paint.
I'm not a fan of using regular spray paint, it just gives such thin coverage, it's hard to add the worn silver antiquing on top of it. If you want to spray it, you could use plastic-dip, it gives a rubbery coating that is great. Just make sure to not breathe it in when you are doing it!
Can you tell us about the Twinkie… I mean the T Rex Tape? I don’t see it in the video description, or mentioned on your website’s “Materials/Tools Used” page. Thanks!
Hey, if you only have an inkjet printer, go get some photo paper and print the stickers. Before you go touching the ink, spray it with a few thin coats of spray clearcoat. I prefer matte clear coat.
Love this so much! I've wished to have a proton pack since I was 5, now with Afterlife I was thinking of actually getting one for a full cosplay. Just got the pattern from your store (with a very little donation, hoping to donate more to you soon :)) and will start working on this ASAP! Thanks a lot!
Scaling this pattern down isn't super straightforward, unless you are scaling the thickness of the foam down the same amount as you are scaling the pattern. This is because a lot of the parts actually rely on the addition of the foam thickness on the edge to make the final dimensions of a piece. If you do some careful thinking, I think it could be done.....
EVA foam is actually pretty durable. As far as shelf life, it'll last for years on a shelf:) The main thing is to store it where it won't get squished, or too hot, ad those will deform it. Other than that, it'll be fine.
I’d like the details on your proton pack……. Did you start it off with foam, styrofoam, rubber or?………. I’m trying to build four for me, my wife, my son and my daughter…….
Good morning, have been watching your videos on the proton pack very closely, feeling like attempting a build, your solution to the alice pack conundrum is wonderful, have you started plans for the wand yet?
Im ALMOST to this video #2 on "my sons" Proton Pack (in reality he's going have to sign it out everytime he wants to play with it). Im going to use an old ruck frame so dont need that.. I really really hoping you're still doing a Neutrona wand!!
Fantastic execution of information as well as practical supplies,kinda reminded me of The King of Random ,P.S. that bicycle ride made me laugh 😂, new subcriber here👍👍
Hi! I wanted to ask, what is the height of the proton pack in the end? I'm pretty short and i don't want to walk around with a proton pack thats half my own length. But my goodness this is amazing!!! I've been thinking about making a proton pack myself for the last couple of months and your tutorials made me decide i should absolutely start soon!
Well done! a great guide to making an inexpensive and effective proton pack! One question: are you planning to make a guide also on the creation of the Spengler neutrino wand?
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The ribbon cable part.... DUDE!!!!!!! What a great way to do this
Glad you like it Ben! I thought it was a neat idea too.
Neat!?!? It's genius!
@@DreadMakerRoberts Okay.... it's genius.
Would it work to untwine the pairs and use single cables too?
The pack looks amazing! It is very authentic to the look of the original movie packs. If I had this video a few years ago, I would have happily done this, instead of buying a vacuformed shell and all the associated bits and bobs for my proton pack.
I'm in the process of making my own scratch built pack as well, and my gOD your DIY ribbon cable is gonna save me SO much moolah!
Buy his plans book it is one of the best creative investments you'll ever make.
"I did" and everything it offers will fill your
Your creative world with endless possibilities. Top Notch stuff! 😜👍👍
Yeah, that is the only DIY ribbon cable that looks good that I've ever seen. Will 100 percent be using that technique
I'm sure the cast of the original films would had loved to have this light weight packs while they were filming the non action moments. I really would love to either make one of these or even buy them done. The quality is just outstanding ❤️👍
I'm with you
would be nice if he took commissions
This is added to my list of "gonna make this one day!!" Looks good. I sure hope you and your family are doing good and whatever "came up" is something good for you all!
Thank you.
@@LostWax can I buy one from you? If so how much would it cost. Thanks!
Same here
@@shozinryu4 just make it yourself it's more fun
The ribbon cable idea is genius
Love this build, excellent choice for the busters with back problems :)
I could almost hear the self-high-five over "hand drill" :P
Fantastic work! :D
Hehe.
This is soo good. I made an EVO/Floor foam Ghost trap a few years ago and this make me want to make a complete pack that way.
You cant go wrong with Chris he's a genius at this stuff, I invested in his plans book and from a creative standpoint its one of the best investments I've made. Great stuff! Love how he makes rivets from 2 part epoxy so simple yet so realistic. 😜👍👍
It’s builds like these that make me realize how inept I am. Fantastic job
Simply amazing. I’m going to Comic-Con as a ghostbuster and this was an absolute life-saver! Thanks!
Glad I could help!
I have seen this video about 10 times already and still find it interesting which means I love this channel!!!
Wow, wow…WOW. I am at a loss for words. I scratch built a pack from wood years ago, and this is one of the most impressive builds I’ve seen. I want to try this for sure.
Wow, thank you!
Without a doubt the most inventive proton pack scratch build out there. Totally inspired to make one now!
Thank you, you should go for it!
Okay, so you _did_ mention the Neutrino Wand, so you _do_ have plans to make that. Good. Great.
Glad I watched to the end _before_ saying you had forgotten the gun part of the proton pack.
Not forgotten, I'm just slow:)
WOW!!! Ok this is amazing and as a HUGE Ghostbusters fan without a pack, this is how I will finally do it. I can't wait to follow the rest of the build. I have the wand already from Mattel and the Spengler’s Neutrona Wand, so I might use one of those instead of building it from scratch.
Snap!!! I have the Spengler wand too, I just finished cutting out all the pieces and sanded tonight. Glue commencing tomorrow. I may have to use other things for some parts, and I am having major problems finding the pipes for some reason.
Hi guys, did you get the hasbro wand to fit?! is the foam stable enough?!
You are a legend. Impeccable work.
Wow, thanks!
Looks awesome, man! Definitely going to be building this.
Chris is an amazing fabricator of craft foam, I've made several of his creations. a Steampunk'd Dr. plague mask, top hat & goggles, a pair of his & hers steampunk'd gas masks, and verything came out awesome, I've even taken this knowledge and modified some items at my job to give them a steampunk look, my boss actually loves how they look. I definitely recommend buying his guide which includes plans of everything Chris has made over the years, I did and from a creative standpoint its one of the best investments I've made. Chris is definitely a funny & Goofy guy but a genius at recreating steampunk'd items as well as movie props. If you're a creative person you can't go wrong with this purchase. Definitely top notch stuff! 😜👍👍
@@jackvolta3489 he definitely knows his stuff. Going to have to look into getting his book
@@shanedemink2966 It's well worth the $$ you won't be sorry Shane, besides that if you buy his collection, everytime Chris comes out with a new idea, because you bought his stuff, you get it sent to you for free definitely an add-on that keeps coming. 😎👍
My daughter's gonna love this!
Great build! :) Paint job looks amazing. I tried finding the pattern in the Ultimate Everything Super Value Bundle i bought, but it wasn't there. No problem though as i later saw it was a free pattern on its own. Nice of you to share it with everyone :)
Glad you found it! Sorry if that was a bit confusing!
Another goodie.
minus the elevator music your videos are always great !!!
I spend so little time in elevators nowadays, I just need to get my fix:) Maybe I should install one in my house....
That was very cool! You should consider a job in the movies. This project has inspired me to want to make two for my young son and I for Halloween. Please continue with the wand video whenever you can. I'd still like to see your results. Thanks!
I need the 3rd part, this is brilliant!
Yeah, it's a bit slow coming, but I'm working on it!
Looks great! Awesome paint job! Also legit impressed you made your own ribbon cable. That's something you don't see every day... ;)
I was originally trying to find an old grey printer cable, but no one has them around anymore. I'm glad they didn't cause this has a better vibe anyways!
Love your work and your great sense of humour.Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Just stumbled across these vids. AMAZING!!!
Lookin so good. Just finished my pack build.
Nice!!
This is tremendous! Thank you so much. Can’t wait to start building
Have fun!
I used foam board for the base on mine 1yr ago. I couldn't fine some hose to hook neutrino wand to until I found foam ninja toys at the dollar tree. The foam handles made a prefect hose after I glued them together. I like you video and it really gave me ideas to build another one. Now you need to build a ghost trap.
Glad it could give you some ideas!
Yeah. I’ve got about half of my pack made before I saw your last video…thinkin’ Im gonna switch to making yours from here on out…it’ll be like a…foam/metal/mdf/WTF proton pack. I’m here for it.
Thanks again for an absolutely stellar and refreshingly creative tutorial. 🙌🍻
Hehe, sounds perfect! Whatever works:)
Thanks so much for the video.
My pleasure!
A free template? Are you... a god?
Pretty sure I'm not:)
Another great video for a cheap Proton Pack. Though you got quite creative with a number of the brass and angled fittings, there are still a lot of alternate read-made parts that one would find in the plumbing section of a hardware store that work just perfectly.
Also, if you wanted a more 'true' paint chipping method, you could first paint the entire pack (or just the main areas you need) a silver colour, then use a masking medium like liquid latex or toothpaste to mask off the chipped areas of the pack. Such as along edges and ridges that would get the most wear and tear. Then paint the entire pack black. Once dried, simply rub/wipe the spots you masked and you will reveal the silver underneath. Makes for a more realistic chipped paint look.
That's a great idea for the paint chipping, I'll have to give it a try!
So very excited about this. Ben Eadie had been talking about making a foam version because the ones made with fiberglass and aluminum are so heavy. But you beat him and it looks fantastic! Definitely won't be attempting this before Halloween but maybe I can get one done before NEXT Halloween. Might try to add lights and sounds. Amazing as always!
Thanks Traci! Yep, you'd have to build fast for this Halloween!
Such a great build. Thank you for these videos and your plans. I appreciate the honesty of your channel
My pleasure!
Hope that what came out either is all good, or will turn out all good. Don't worry - we will wait patiently - well worth the wait! It's an amazing build!
Thanks for the patience! Much appreciated.
THANK YOU!!!! THIS IS GREAT
You're welcome!!
If you keep a small recipient with water nearby you can dip your fingers into it and smooth out hot glue to a _wonderful smooth finish_ and it is even easier on your fingers too!
I gotta try that out.
Absolutely awesome - thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks I’ve been trying to build one of these for years
You're welcome, I hope it helps!
Can I ask why the epoxy for certain parts instead of the glue gun? Is it simply a case of what will bond best to the materials, ie epoxy for anything with metal or plastics but all foam seems to be glue-gun primarily? Thanks in advance!
Yep, that's pretty much it, hot glue doesn't stick well to metal especially, and some plastics aren't that great either.
@@LostWax Thanks for the reply, good to know! And I've bought the Ultimate Everything Super Value Pattern Bundle already - AMAZING value. Can't wait to build this with my son who is nearly 5 after we finish another project - sorry I couldn't wait for the Proton Pack to be added so cheekily grabbed that too! This is such a good entry into the world of building along with cardboard for young (and young-at -heart) makers. Thanks so much!
Incredible work, wow!
if you were to add the electronics to the foam pack would it catch fire because if it does not then i might build ome myself
You think this pack could work with the Hasbro Plasma Series neutrona wand?
Such clean work, looks incredible. You found some awesome tricks that I never would have thought of to make some of those obscure parts.
Glad it was helpful!!
Awesome work! At that weight having the costume on all day would be easy and it holds up great so far. Loved the wire cable trick!
Awesome! Thank you!
Superb! Thanks so much for sharing this with us.
Having made one out of a much heavier material I think a foamie pack would be so much easier to haul around and it looks great!
The batman belt wud be a gud build. The proton pack looks sick
Nice job on the ribbon cable. That's a part I still need to make, I'm going to try that method. Thanks.
Good luck! I hope it works for you!
That's a cool way to make stickers!
How much money do you think is invested in the completed proton pack? I'd like to start one but I am on a budget, too.
At 07:44 what is that item you are cutting to use for the wiring? I want to use that for my own Proton Pack I'm building. Thanks 👍🏾
That's a piece of tubing that used to be commonly used for sinks, like between the valve where the water comes in and the tap. You could also use something like the tube from a pen or any other small tubing you can find.
What size was the clamp you used? I've found something similar but in different sizes
Amazing! I love your videos 👍🏻🙂
Thank you so much!
You should do a trap and pedal too
love the video.. would love to have you on our show in November.. our Ghostbuster month
Definitely tempted into trying to make this! Can't wait for your neutrona wand vid!
1:32 - Mick Jagger liked that. XD
Thank you so much for these tutorials. I made a proton pack following them. I e-mailed you photo’s of the result. Did you get them?
Do you think you could add the hasbro neutrona wand to it????
In September i build one but is too heavy. This is perfection.
Glad you like it!
Will it work with a 1mx1m 10mm eva foam?
this has helped with my own 3d printed build gave me some great ideas I will be getting ur plans and building some foam ones cheers dude can't wait for part 3
Glad I could help!
i really hate to ask this but what is the outer diameter of the gray pluming connecter pipe thing
So good!
Thank you!
Holy moly!!! I'm wondering how much you've spent on materials so far... even though you go to thrift stores for some stuff...
Lost Wax, serious question. What is the best method for hardening the foam? A couple of layers of glue and a couple coats of Plasti dip? This pack is my first ever foam build.
I don't try to harden the foam. If you put a brittle coating over it and it flexes you're just gonna get cracks. Rather try to have a flexible coating that will move with the foam.
This is amazing, you did a fantastic job!!! I built a proton pack years ago out of wood, foam, and junk and it's pretty heavy, but I might make this one for a lighter feel, thanks man!!!
You're welcome!
Do you think you could use spray paint or do you recommend acrylic paint?
I find that acrylic gives a bit more texture, which somehow makes it easier to apply the metallics without getting marks that look like fingerprints. But that being said, I haven't done tons of experimenting with spray paint.
I’m excited to start this build, I have a question. Would you suggest spray painting the pack or just paint it as you did in the video? Thanks
I'm not a fan of using regular spray paint, it just gives such thin coverage, it's hard to add the worn silver antiquing on top of it. If you want to spray it, you could use plastic-dip, it gives a rubbery coating that is great. Just make sure to not breathe it in when you are doing it!
My pack is a little over 40lbs. Which is why this build is definitely my next project.
Can you tell us about the Twinkie… I mean the T Rex Tape? I don’t see it in the video description, or mentioned on your website’s “Materials/Tools Used” page. Thanks!
Amazing!!!!
Thanks!!
for anyone asking what this tube is at 7:41 . its a sdr 11 hose
Hey, if you only have an inkjet printer, go get some photo paper and print the stickers. Before you go touching the ink, spray it with a few thin coats of spray clearcoat. I prefer matte clear coat.
Nice tip.
Love this so much! I've wished to have a proton pack since I was 5, now with Afterlife I was thinking of actually getting one for a full cosplay. Just got the pattern from your store (with a very little donation, hoping to donate more to you soon :)) and will start working on this ASAP! Thanks a lot!
Aww, that's so cool, time to make those 5 year old dreams come to life❤️
amazing...
Thank you! Cheers!
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Can wait to see the finals steps!!! And don´t worry it wont be for Halloween. Better release great final version when you ready! Congratulations!
And extra question, there is any extra piece that is not in the template files? Or is everypart already there?
I think it's all there. Is there something I missed?
Do you think I could scale this down “relatively” easily for an 8yo?
Scaling this pattern down isn't super straightforward, unless you are scaling the thickness of the foam down the same amount as you are scaling the pattern. This is because a lot of the parts actually rely on the addition of the foam thickness on the edge to make the final dimensions of a piece. If you do some careful thinking, I think it could be done.....
Well then, the ghost hunting can start 😁😁😅
so, would a particle thrower maybe be in the works?
That's the plan. I just finished the pack frame so that video will drop tomorrow. Then on to the wand......
Wow, amazing, I love it ! : o
Wow
My hot glued things always seem to fall apart after a while, do you have a recommended brand/type?
Hmm, I've always used the same brand an haven't tried any others. I use AdTech Multitemp clear sticks
@@LostWax thank you, I'll try those!
I would love to make this, but I’m just concerned about how well it would last since it’s just foam. Do you think it would have a good shelf life?
EVA foam is actually pretty durable. As far as shelf life, it'll last for years on a shelf:) The main thing is to store it where it won't get squished, or too hot, ad those will deform it. Other than that, it'll be fine.
You're a Legend! My Eva foam is due by Tuesday 6mm thick Hugh density. Hope 1x2 metres is enough :o
Nice!
I’d like the details on your proton pack……. Did you start it off with foam, styrofoam, rubber or?………. I’m trying to build four for me, my wife, my son and my daughter…….
I made it from EVA foam
Good morning, have been watching your videos on the proton pack very closely, feeling like attempting a build, your solution to the alice pack conundrum is wonderful, have you started plans for the wand yet?
Just finishing making the wand today, then onto editing the video. Hopefully out by next Sat
@@LostWax epic! Thank you so much 👍 the alice pack pipe work blew my mind 🤯😁
@@richardpaul2241 Aww, that's cool to hear!
Any reason not to use actual ribbon cable? I have a big reel of it in the shed.
If you have a big reel, use it! That's fantastic. No other reason not to use it, just that I couldn't find any easily.
Can I buy one from you please!!!!!!!!!
Im ALMOST to this video #2 on "my sons" Proton Pack (in reality he's going have to sign it out everytime he wants to play with it). Im going to use an old ruck frame so dont need that.. I really really hoping you're still doing a Neutrona wand!!
Yep, the video just went up!
Fantastic execution of information as well as practical supplies,kinda reminded me of The King of Random ,P.S. that bicycle ride made me laugh 😂, new subcriber here👍👍
Glad the bike ride made you laugh. It was quite a workout:)
Tengo una duda como se descargan las plantillas planos por favor ayuda 😢
Hi! I wanted to ask, what is the height of the proton pack in the end? I'm pretty short and i don't want to walk around with a proton pack thats half my own length. But my goodness this is amazing!!! I've been thinking about making a proton pack myself for the last couple of months and your tutorials made me decide i should absolutely start soon!
It's 26 inches (66cm) Hope that helps!
@@LostWax awesome!! Thank you so much! I cant wait to get started on my proton pack!!
@@littleqover7540 No worries, have fun!!
Well done! a great guide to making an inexpensive and effective proton pack! One question: are you planning to make a guide also on the creation of the Spengler neutrino wand?
I hope so!
That so AWESOME! Are you going to put in lights and sounds? And a neutrino wand video? I hope 🤞🏻
I'mm gonna try build the wand next. Not likely any sounds tho.
Do you sell these?
This is amazing! I'm anxiously awaiting your neutrino wand video. I'm curious what you'll be using for the clear tube
...so am I.....