Unless you are very experienced with fibreglass it's not advisable to fibreglass the outside and it will be very hard to retain the shape, instead just fill in the inside with plenty of thick layers. All resin is different, but as soon as it is able to hold its shape effectively it is a good time to start fibre glassing. After about 20 minutes you should notice that it has become more solid. Mine is black because there was paint in the tub I was mixing in, yours will probably be amber. Mix your resin with your hardener and apply a thin coat to the front.
A stand to paint on - This can be anything you don't mind getting painted on. Patience - This is relative to how good you want the final piece to be, but be prepared to spend hours sanding. Files - Again optional, but useful for creating sharp edges. Dremel or other similar tool - Optional, but very useful when sandpaper cannot reach certain areas. Use clothes you dont mind getting ruined. Old Clothes - If resin gets into any piece of clothing, consider it scrap cloth. Foam - Optional, if your crest fails like mine did. Paint - You can paint the mask however you like since there are variations in-game. Glue - You can buy glue specifically for paper craft, but otherwise a glue gun will create very strong yet flexible bonds. Paper - You will need fairly thick paper, but no more than 10 pages of it (Provided you succeed the first time around).
Fibreglass - this goes on the inside, so don't worry about thickness. Filler or "Bondo" - Only a small amount, just for neatening up edges.
Resin and hardener - Depending on how obsessive you are, you will need somewhere between 250ml-500ml. Credit, of course to the creator of the model for the free download.
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As for the model, I found it on the rpf forums and the download link is here. If you're at all familiar with "Pepakura" then you'll know the great things it can be used to create. It may surprise you to know that this heavy, sturdy mask is actually built around paper.
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