Well... it's been a while. I can't believe I started this thread nearly four years ago! Anyways as anyone could probably guess this project kind of died off for years. But the other day I started thinking about this again and decided it's time I finish it. I mean, I came so close it would be pointle...

Glad I found your thread, this is looking incredible! Great work!

DrRchrz60 wrote:This is awesome, do you know if he's still selling those kits?

I have always chargrd it "off" though "on" may work too. It takes a long time to charge, I charged it all night once and it still wasnt done. But it can apparently run for over 24 hours.

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bishopdonmiguel wrote:To wire it in to a GBFans board, just snip off one end of the supplied connector, strip the insulation back then connect the wires. If you'd rather not make any permanent changes, use one of these connectors.

I have one of these for my GB fans electronics and it works great. I had to custom wire it to power the board though because other wise there is no way to connect the power.

Thanks I will check it out

Hey does anyone know where I can find resources for accurately attaching the mobo to the ALICE pack? Can't find the info anywhere.

Thanks, I will check there

Where can I find the brass rod?

So got a lot of work done on the thrower. We first attached the control box, http://oi60.tinypic.com/10rs1kx.jpg then we attached the rear cylinder and bottom track. http://oi59.tinypic.com/10gy0si.jpg http://oi59.tinypic.com/2uzsea8.jpg Next was the front barrel, which due to the awesomeness of the...

Wow that looks amazing!

Added lenses, don't have a photo of the power cell as of this time but its coming, the camera battery was dying. Same with N filter mesh, its there but i dont have a pic. http://oi58.tinypic.com/a9puu.jpg Also thrower is in the works! Clippard and Control Box are ready to be attached. I'm using a th...

Those are nice! Definitely gonna keep em in mind.

This is looking amazing. Very well done!

Thanks!

I would like to point out how the foil labels are messy, we plan on trying some things to fix them and if all fails just replacing. They came peeling in the package so they have been troublesome.

So the shell exterior for the most part is finished! Check it out!

These last few days I attached the Ion Arm and PPD! The Ion Arm was tough, first while painting the can stopped spraying, so we had to replace it. Then once the new one arrived the paint did a weird bubbling on the bottom, it was unnoticeable though so we moved on. But when I was attaching the elbow...

Attached the Booster Tube, Booster Plug, Booster Frame, and Ribbon Cable last week! The ribbon cable I have is too small, I attached it for now because I am trying to Finnish this before end of September, but I plan on replacing it eventually. http://oi59.tinypic.com/1z4ycdh.jpg http://oi58.tinypic....

I believe so. I have met Lex in person twice, he is very nice.

Check out the Pacific Northwest Ghostbusters, they are mainly located in Washington from what I can tell.

stantz wrote:Looking sweet egie

Is this your first build? And if not How easy was it to find your parts? And is it better to build as parts are received or wait for numerous parts? Yes this is my first build. Thanks to GBfans the majority of parts are easy to obtain, there are a lot available at the GBFans shop and many parts are...

GohstTarp wrote:Thanks for pointing out your build thread. Looking forward to seeing you progress with this.

Was attaching the bumper tricky at all?

KCGhostbuster wrote:Coming along nicely!

Thanks Mat! So today I attached my KCGhostbusters bumper and GBfans shock mount! I am extremely happy with the turnout, my pack is really looking like a pack now! http://oi60.tinypic.com/21ozv52.jpg http://oi60.tinypic.com/24zdd1i.jpg I have plenty of parts to add in the coming weeks such as, Iron A...

This is really brilliant. Love this pack!

This is so freaking great! Well done

Looks awesome!

Im curious how you did it as well. I dont plan on completely sanding the seam away but I definitely need to sand quite a bit of it down.
Looks awesome!