EVA Foam 40K Lasgun WIP #warhammer40kcosplay #cosplay #propmaking
by SKS Props
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What this video covers
This work-in-progress video follows the construction of a Warhammer 40K Cadian lasgun replica using HD-density EVA foam. The creator is building a high-detail version of the iconic sci-fi rifle as part of a larger Imperial Guard cosplay project. Free PDF foam templates and STL files for the lasgun and accompanying armor pieces are available via the creator's website and linked 3D model repositories.
Key takeaways
- ◆HD EVA foam is used to achieve finer detail on the lasgun prop
- ◆Free downloadable PDF templates and STL files are offered for the lasgun and full Cadian armor set
- ◆This is a WIP episode — additional build videos are planned
- ◆Resources cover the full Cadian kit including helmet, shoulders, frags, and rifle
Who this is for
Warhammer 40K fans and cosplayers who want to build screen-accurate Imperial Guard props and armor from EVA foam or 3D-printed files.
Materials mentioned
- • EVA foam
- • HD foam
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