LeoCor Replicas wrote: ↑May 28th, 2023, 2:27 pm Is this Kristen Wiig's Pack? I'm guessing based on the caution sticker on the side of one of the boxes on the left of the Pack.

This could very well end up being the most beautiful trap in the community.

No, I wasn’t there at the con. I remember Austin saying that he needed the shell in hand by the middle of February, and I was able to get it cast, shipped, and in-hand on February 14.

This was a fun project; casting the shell in the middle of February was challenging, but I made it work - it just cured very slowly.

This is an incredible find!

METATRON wrote: ↑October 16th, 2021, 1:11 am...so the cable should be a AWG 14 silicone wire in brown?

Can anyone confirm that?

This film is ideal for viral marketing and alternate-reality content; a Summerville town webpage, Facebook profiles for Trevor and Phoebe, science videos on YouTube with Mr. Grooberson, or maybe an episode of Podcast's PODCAST? Instead we get a video of the cast more or less begging the public to se...

Lowberg wrote: ↑August 1st, 2021, 9:02 pm Apparently there's some sort of small 6 prong circuit board chip attached on it. as well as some of the same copper wires we see around the clippard valve.

TheLegendOfMart wrote: ↑July 31st, 2021, 1:09 am Looks like theres a pneumatic fitting and rubber hose that goes into the left side of the PPD?

There is absolutely a breaker switch under the crank generator; you can actually see one on the gunner seat pack in a few of the photos that haven been floating around.

The Hasbro pack appears to replicate both the new valve on the filler tube and the synch-gen heatsink seen on the Afterlife packs.

deadderek wrote: ↑June 25th, 2021, 4:30 pm
Hey folks...some of you should check ur GBFans inboxes. Just saying.

The beamline and filler tubes on the Super Hero are approximately the same height. Specifically, the beamline is 4.342" tall, and the filler tube is 4.329" (this includes the bases and caps for each).

Why is there so much secrecy surrounding the name of Logan's character? Surely it has no real significance or bearing on the plot.

Kingpin wrote: ↑March 26th, 2021, 6:08 pm Check out the wings on the PKE on the Terror Dog badge, they look like they've gone fully XGB.

https://www.gbfans.com/wiki/Washington_ ... _Reference

Those dry-rub labels were on the wooden belt-hanger trap used in GB1 (which was also retrofitted for GB2). Like many of the trap labels, those transfers were likely added to the prop after the NY location filming.

I worry that we've hyped ourselves up over a potential GB3 over the past few decades, that there's no way this film can fully live up to our expectations. Believe me, I want it to be good, and I welcome the fresh approach that they're bringing to the material, but my worst fear is to see it and be t...

Kingpin wrote: ↑January 6th, 2021, 6:03 pm In the defense of the wearer, who I presume to be the owner, it may have only been worn out briefly on the floor before (or after) it was whisked away for Ernie to wear during his photoshoot:

With the exception of missing the Arcolectric lens covers and the sunken hat light (which I'd wager is rolling around inside the gun body), it's one of the most extant surviving hero packs and doesn't look much worse for wear than it did in GB2.

I just ordered another set of Nathan's excellent blue brick wiring sets, which should be considered required components for any serious build. His workmanship, communication, and shipping are the pinnacle of professionalism and represent the very best that GB fan replica market has to offer.

While I would prefer to see the game remain canon, I feel that simply not mentioning it rather than outright erasing it from continuity would be the best route. The only problem with this is the statement that there hasn’t been a ghost sighting in “thirty years”. It would make more sense to have had...

Both the red and green switches are visible in publicly available reference material...

That flange where the loom connects to the pack is not unlike what the Afterlife packs use...

Honestly, I’m getting a bit tired of these extremely vague and generic posts from Jason; a shot of a mixing board, a shot of a screen with the logo, etc. I get that they’re wanting to be overly secretive with this production, and that the community is starved for even the slightest scrap of info, bu...

LC-1 straps with an LC-1 kidney pad is also accurate to the hero packs when they attack the slime wall.

JWils23 wrote: ↑October 20th, 2020, 3:59 pm Quick update, swapped out the 331 Clippard for the vintage 701 today. Clippard logo down, diagram facing up just like the Spengler pack.

I guess I am not as eagle eyed as you are. I’m pretty sure the Legris elbows were a bit different from GB1 to GB2. Are you saying these Legris elbows don’t match up with either film? Or are you saying that they don’t match up with the Afterlife pack we saw Phoebe using in the field? While one of th...

Without getting into specifics, I'm 99% certain that the eBay-listed pack is a replica of a replica, as compared to having first-hand reference of the new props; while some details are right, there are quite a few inaccuracies with it, and it seems to be a near-identical match to another Afterlife r...

Not only that, but the male portion of the Dixie bracket lacks the aluminum block to offset it from the pack. I dunno, I think there might be a mounting block there (highlighted in red): https://i.imgur.com/kVeRuOk.jpg Good eye! There's definitely something there; it does look a bit crooked, though...