Cut the antenna from a Voxcaster and trim the ends slightly this will be the barrel. It's a little difficult to see in the pics.ħ. File down the sides of the weapon to the pump-grip this creates the illusion that the pump-grip is thicker than the weapon (and makes it look like a separate piece when you paint it). This removes the power pack and leaves a pump-grip at the front of the weapon.Ħ. Cut horizontally along the bottom of the lasgun from where you removed the trigger, towards the front. You want to make sure you take some (just a tiny bit) of the lasgun furniture with it, so that you can create a trigger guard by shaving it down (see final pic).ĥ. Very carefully remove the trigger and grip. This is where the shotgun barrel will sit.Ĥ. Now you need to cut the furniture horizontally from the front to the rear sight thingy stabilizer, to remove some of the height. See pic for details, I can't explain this bit very well.ģ. Also remove the top part of the rear sight thingy stabilizer (someone's gotta know the actual name for these parts.).

Next, remove the top barrel sight thingy and everything in front of it. First, take your lasgun and cut off the barrels.Ģ. The first is how to convert your standard Kantrael-pattern Lasgun into a shotgun, and the second is how to create Type-69 RPGs to use in place of the standard missile launchers.ġ. In light of the upcoming release of the 5E Guard codex, I've put together a couple of tutorials focusing on Imperial Guard weapon conversions.

Imperial guard missile launcher