Any ideas for a Proton pack wall mount ??

[Knightmare]

Need some ideas how to mount my Haslab to the wall

 

[Moviefreak]

Need some ideas how to mount my Haslab to the wall

I’m shocked nobody gave you any ideas.

I saw this on a GB forum and thought it was pretty cool. I like that it was themed.

 

[Sluis Van Shipyards]

I would say a giant Ghostbusters logo, but that might be too busy and distract from the pack. What about a faux brick wall (like in the fire station) with mounts to hold it?

 

[Knightmare]

I’m shocked nobody gave you any ideas.

I saw this on a GB forum and thought it was pretty cool. I like that it was themed.

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Lol I know the forum is sleeping

 

[Astyanax]

I use 2 foam guitar hooks anchored to the wall, and I hook the cross-brace of the Alice frame on it.

Amazon.com

 

[FrancisB]

This one was, by far, the most creative I've seen :

 

[Knightmare]

This one was, by far, the most creative I've seen :
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Thats awesome . Any idea where he got it ?

 

[FrancisB]

Thats awesome . Any idea where he got it ?

Sadly, I have no idea - but you could try and reach out, here's the original post on GBFans

 

[Knightmare]

Sadly, I have no idea - but you could try and reach out, here's the original post on GBFans

2016 lol

 

[Moviefreak]

Thats awesome . Any idea where he got it ?

Just photoshop the mock cover, and upload it and have it printed by a place like Vista Print, it Uposters, to the size you need. Then when you get it, spray fix the back, and mount it on wood or foamcore. Then attach it to the wall, add a hook, and you are good to go.

 

[FrancisB]

2016 lol

Yeah, it's been a while, but they still seem active on the forum... I know it's a longshot.

The way I would go about it is exactly what Moviefreak suggested - and if you want a starting point, I just made the OMNI cover in Illustrator for you to use. I would opt to NOT have the Protopack on the poster, since, well, you're hanging one on it.

You can edit them as you wish, to have more accuracy. I added the fonts used, and you have 2 versions of the vector Illustrator file (one with fonts, the other with traced fonts).

I also added a PSD file, which uses the vector, to add the fog/smoke, but it isn't very accurate. BUT the fonts should be spot on (the font for the barcode was trickier, got something close). The OMNI logo was made from scratch.

Here's the result of the PSD:

You can find everything in this shared Google Drive folder:
Google Drive Shared Folder - OMNI Cover

 

[Knightmare]

Yeah, it's been a while, but they still seem active on the forum... I know it's a longshot.

The way I would go about it is exactly what Moviefreak suggested - and if you want a starting point, I just made the OMNI cover in Illustrator for you to use. I would opt to NOT have the Protopack on the poster, since, well, you're hanging one on it.

You can edit them as you wish, to have more accuracy. I added the fonts used, and you have 2 versions of the vector Illustrator file (one with fonts, the other with traced fonts).

I also added a PSD file, which uses the vector, to add the fog/smoke, but it isn't very accurate. BUT the fonts should be spot on (the font for the barcode was trickier, got something close). The OMNI logo was made from scratch.

Here's the result of the PSD:
View attachment 1729808

You can find everything in this shared Google Drive folder:
Google Drive Shared Folder - OMNI Cover

Just seeing this now ! Really cool thanks

 

[Luuke]

This one was, by far, the most creative I've seen :
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Ok this is clever and badass!

 

[Luuke]

Yeah, it's been a while, but they still seem active on the forum... I know it's a longshot.

The way I would go about it is exactly what Moviefreak suggested - and if you want a starting point, I just made the OMNI cover in Illustrator for you to use. I would opt to NOT have the Protopack on the poster, since, well, you're hanging one on it.

You can edit them as you wish, to have more accuracy. I added the fonts used, and you have 2 versions of the vector Illustrator file (one with fonts, the other with traced fonts).

I also added a PSD file, which uses the vector, to add the fog/smoke, but it isn't very accurate. BUT the fonts should be spot on (the font for the barcode was trickier, got something close). The OMNI logo was made from scratch.

Here's the result of the PSD:
View attachment 1729808

You can find everything in this shared Google Drive folder:
Google Drive Shared Folder - OMNI Cover

Thanks for posting the PSD file. I work at a sign shop so I can direct print onto any substrate with this.