Death Korps of Krieg
Supplies
GP-5 gas mask (do not use the filter it comes with, it contains asbestos)
Corrugated plastic or cardboard
3D printer if you want to make the lasgun (file I bought)
If making lasgun: Dark walnut wood stain, metallic grey spray paint, gold paint, plastic figure glue.
Overcoat I used
Gloves (I got the sage ones)
Boots: Any work/tactical style boots I have interceptors
Plain white construction helmet and black spray paint
Glue gun
Vacuum hose (One that screws into the masks threads)
Modifying the Gasmask
I stenciled a rectangular piece of the plastic over one side of the mask and traced that one onto a second piece. This got me two decently symmetrical pieces that I attached with tape so that they bend onto the face of the mask easier.
Creating the Lasgun
I bought the 3D files for the lasgun and printed them. I connected the pieces using plastic glue and the pins that the files had.
After connecting the pieces I put a layer of plain white primer over it and then stained the stock. It took about a week and a half for the stain to fully dry on the plastic. After that I covered the stock with plastic wrap and spray painted the rest of the gun metallic grey. After it dried I used gold acrylic paint and lightly brushed gold onto the Aquila.
Suit Up and Last Notes
I did not end up having enough time to connect the faceplate to the mask but I'm sure with a little extra time and research I would have come up with a solution.
All you need to do now is get all your gear on and your ready to serve the emperor!