Build Your Own 3D Printed Ghostbusters Proton Pack – Free Step-by-Step Guide!
- Matt
- May 31
- 2 min read
Ever dreamed of strapping on your very own full-size Ghostbusters proton pack? One that looks screen-used, turns heads at every con, and maybe even smokes a little?
You’re in the right place.
Let me take you back!
A while ago, I stood in my workshop surrounded by 3D printed parts — bits of cyclotron here, ion arm there — wondering how on Earth I was going to turn this plastic jigsaw puzzle into something worthy of bustin’ ghosts. I had the Q-Pack files, a trusty Ender 3, and a slightly overconfident belief that I could pull it off.
Spoiler alert: I did.
After countless hours of printing, sanding, gluing, muttering “what now?” under my breath, and experimenting with truck bed liner spray (yes, really), I finally built a fully assembled, 3D printed proton pack that I’m genuinely proud of.
And now I want to help you do it too.
The Build Guide You Actually Need
I put everything I learned into a beautifully designed, blueprint-inspired PDF guide. It’s clear, detailed, and — most importantly — doable, whether it’s your first build or your fiftieth.
What’s Inside:
A complete list of the tools, parts & materials I used
My real-world advice for print prep, filler use, and finishing
A printable checklist so you can track your progress
Blueprint-style diagrams to make sense of the build at a glance
Links to the exact files and resources that helped me make it
This is Part 1 of the build: from raw prints to a finished pack shell, complete with motherboard and mount brackets.
And yes — Part 2 (electronics, lights, sound, smoke, weathering) is coming soon.
👇 Grab the Free Guide
Just drop your email below, and I’ll send you the PDF build guide instantly. No spam. No gatekeeping. Just pure proton pack goodness from one fan to another.
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