I’m holding out till inauguration day before I decide to sell!
Got any Nuka-Cola?
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This is a personal thing but I think adding a proper “coke can” “suppressor” would be absolutely mint on that
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now you are thinkin a redbull one give it wings
Okay, I am impartial to the red-bull option! I do though have some custom magazine paint jobs planned and one of those is going to be in the style of Coca-Cola (stolen idea from internet) so might be to much soft drink branding if combined!
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Or go full prepper and thread an oil filter as a suppressor. The rubber o rings act as baffles. Would be pretty nose heavy that’s all
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I’ll have to start changing my comment on your videos to “Always here for the tunes, the blasters, the beard, and the pipboy”
for a weapon your life will depend upon, that is in a sorry state.
Well, if you must know…I started my exodus from the Capitol with only a stainless steel beard comb in hand…so getting my hands on this once I escaped the city limits was a step up for me.
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probably surplus to requirements as there is a bunch of guys on here with much love for red heads that would be your bodyguards…
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Straight from the fields of Afghanistan 
Cool…just so fkn cool.
That’s all I can say!
So…before anyone loses their mind…
a)the bayonet is an aesthetic attachment and is fitted for display purposes only
b)the bayonet is an artistic choice to meet the post-apocalyptic brief
c)the bayonet will not be fitted during gameplay
d)the complete blaster with bayonet fitted is a replica and NOT a weapon
e)if you take issue with the bayonet, then this is not the blaster you’re looking for…waves hand like Jedi
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Is that a mower blade bayonet? Looks the fucking business mate!
Hedge clippers 
The plan is to have one on each side.
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Why do you think I have a VSS!?
Looking awesome
The bayonet needs some heavy weathering, rust and perhaps some dried blood…
And / or a nice big chink out of it where it’s blocked a sword etc… Otherwise the apocalypse has been a bit quiet your end of town… Haha
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It’s perhaps hard to see in the photo but that blade is almost completely covered in a pretty thick layer of rust from sitting in my shed for the last 10 years, agree that it needs some battle damage though! Once I’ve got it all built then I will be trying to add some more detail to it…trench art, weathering type battle damage stuff. Still hung up on a few structural things at the moment but your tip with the peroxide has been an absolute game changer. Probably the best thing I have learned since starting gel ball!!
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Oh awesome, and glad that tip helped.
Peroxide: “You call that rust? Here, hold my beer…” 
If you ever want fresh blood look, the model paint translucent red does the job, and for dried blood (which is nearly black) I use the translucent dark grey with a bit of red. As seen on the zombie axe I posted earlier.
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This was quite literally going to be my next question! I was going to put together a video for YT once I have finished it. I hope you won’t mind if I give you a shout-out / credit for all of these tips!
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