This is the best fan made proton pack I've ever seen. If I had the money I'd buy one for sure.

I would be very interested in a pack like this.

Still my favorite pack build of all time!

Absolutely astounding. What an amazing talent you have and I really appreciate your time in putting this video together. Very well done, all the best to you.

Says he's not good at cinema photography... dude, at this point, after showing us this amazing project.

Amazing engineering

Wow...so aerosol...that's some crazy wiring...I can't even begin to fathom where to start -.- This would be an awesome DIY project. What I love about the phoenix pack is the venting system. I probably wouldn't go overboard on the lights and keep it as close to the original...Settle with a flashing neutrino wand rather than the crazy one that's on this lol...But I would love to learn the electronics of this thing. I wonder if with today's electronics, the pack could do with less wiring. Raspberry Pi boards or something...I've seen other videos use vape tech on their packs to get the smoke effect which is ingenious. A 2nd version of this with updated electronics maybe? Would be a fun little project =D

this is about one electronic away from being able to throw a real stream..lol

Do you build these to sell? I am interested.

The damn valve on the front is OPERATIONAL. Wow.

I'm amazed this doesn't throw a real proton stream.. my god! this is so insane

Where can I buy one.

how much can I buy one from you for?

Wear did you find your parts.. your pack is awesome . Do you happen to build and or sell this type of pack .. I'd love to own one ..

Dude are you a electrical engineer? How did you come up with this?

Can I buy parts from you so I can build my own?

Someone saw a coach roach on the 12 floor

I thought you used the insides of a Stanly Steamer for the venting. 🤓

This guy is like the bobby Fischer of the Ghostbusters prop community. His first pack is 10 times better than anything built before or since... than he disappears.

It’s very cool, but its complexity indicates that it’s fragile. Perhaps more of a collector item than a toy?