- March 15th, 2014, 10:26 pm#4784930
I figured I'd start a thread for every one to share their pack advice that doesn't fit any where else. I'll get us started.
Even if you have a perfect proton pack you'll want another one. I love my proton pack but that doesn't stop me from wanting more. As crazy as it sounds one isn't enough. Like anything you can collect having one proton pack is just the start of the pack bug. The variety of packs you can have is huge. GB1, GB2, EGB, RGB, GBTVG, semi-hero, stunt, hero, lights, no lights, sound, no sound, resin parts, metal parts....you get the idea.You'll want one of each.
I was surprised to find out my back can touch the cross bars of the Alice frame if I bend over too far. Not a huge problem but finding out hurt quite a bit. If i ever have time I will put some padding there to avoid hurting my back.
You are going to smack your proton pack into everything when you first put it on. Have some paint ready for touch ups. Try to get an idea of how big the pack is by looking in a mirror. Specifically a side view so you can see how the pack sticks out. I'm extra cautious about it but I still have to go over bits and pieces. If you have a pack with metal pieces you may also end up putting dents into walls.
That's the only advice I can think of for now. Please feel free to add your own.
Even if you have a perfect proton pack you'll want another one. I love my proton pack but that doesn't stop me from wanting more. As crazy as it sounds one isn't enough. Like anything you can collect having one proton pack is just the start of the pack bug. The variety of packs you can have is huge. GB1, GB2, EGB, RGB, GBTVG, semi-hero, stunt, hero, lights, no lights, sound, no sound, resin parts, metal parts....you get the idea.You'll want one of each.
I was surprised to find out my back can touch the cross bars of the Alice frame if I bend over too far. Not a huge problem but finding out hurt quite a bit. If i ever have time I will put some padding there to avoid hurting my back.
You are going to smack your proton pack into everything when you first put it on. Have some paint ready for touch ups. Try to get an idea of how big the pack is by looking in a mirror. Specifically a side view so you can see how the pack sticks out. I'm extra cautious about it but I still have to go over bits and pieces. If you have a pack with metal pieces you may also end up putting dents into walls.
That's the only advice I can think of for now. Please feel free to add your own.