hmm.. thats a great idea for the soviet gas mask, i just might have to try it with a german wwII mask

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Victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory however long and hard the road may be; for without victory there is no survival.
-Winston Churchill

Strength lies not in defense but in attack.
-Adolf Hitler

Take time to deliberate, but when the time
for action has arrived, stop thinking and go in.
-Napoleon Bonaparte

is ok.. we forgive you... for now, lol.

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I agree 100%

Im not going to have it look exactly like the real-deal (even though it is, lol) I will probably remove the air filter completely (though a hose could provide nice acess to a camelback hose..hmmmm....)

Needless to say, its going to take alot of modification to make is usable, especially in Florida. Im also probably going to cut air holes all over it. Its going to look diffrent, but hopefully still as intimidating. probably going to be best used in the winter months (all 2 weeks of it, here in FL)

Ill make sure i show yall when im done, and especially thanks for all the pics/links


I just bought a Soviet/Rusky GP-5 on ebay. It comes with the filter and all, but i doubt ill use it.

My next task is to find the ASTM standards without paying $40+ for them,
to make sure my mask will be legal at Blanding

http://www.splatmagazine.com/gap/2/t...feature/06.jpg

it looks like he just added it to his/her mask

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WARNING!!!
Some one who Loves my Country is a trained expert with their weapon and is accurate to 900 meters

YES!
Thats what im planning, except with a GP-5, and probably modified so i dont die from the heat,
thanks for the pic! I was having a hard time picturing it myself

I don't have many times to translate the tutorial but now u have the pics.
u just need a canned food.

BOULOU'S PAINTBALL GAZMASK
originaly posted on Scénario-PaintBall [FR]


















and the soviet or "stalker" variant:

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lmao,
thats pretty nifty

Neat set up!

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Ha, I really like that.

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Sorry to be a thread necromancer here, but I've been thinking about this for a while and think i may have a solution to the heat problem. You can pick up small computer fans for only a couple of dollars a unit and easily hook them up using a 12v battery. Depending on the style of gas mask you are using or more practically what you are sticking onto your existing paintball mask, you could easily stick one of these inside the air canister. Here is a pic of what one of the fans look like.



It would probably work best for this style of mask and you could set the fan up to blow air directly onto your face and not have to worry about air blowing up into your eyes because the goggles and seperate to the mask. Of course if you had a canister on either side of your mask you could have two.



People have used fans like these as replacements for retail mask fans and are known to be quite quiet and cheap to maintain. Anyway, thats just my thoughts. Again, sorry to raise the thread form the dead again.