Evike.com features a project to modernize an airsoft SCAR, moving it away from its stock UGG boot look into a more contemporary, high-performance rifle. Matt admits to the platform's complicated charm—loving the aesthetics while simultaneously wanting to replace almost every external part. The build is split between a professional internal overhaul by a technician known as the "Shim King" and the host's own ambitious, somewhat chaotic attempts at custom external modifications.

Internally, the rifle receives a complete makeover including a Gate Titan 2 MOSFET, a brushless motor for consistent power, and a precision-shimmed gear set. A notable technical choice involves using a non-ported cylinder, which Matt acknowledges might make the gun louder and less accurate at close range, but provides the joule creep needed for heavy BBs during outdoor play. This section highlights that while factory internals are often adequate, a pro-level build requires a balanced system of high-end components working together.

On the outside, the host takes a more do-it-yourself approach, utilizing 3D printing and a Dremel to adapt a gas blowback stock for an AEG. This process involves a fair amount of trial and error, including some ham sandwich level material removal to fit a battery under the cheek riser. The final product is decked out with a modern rail system, a green reticle optic, and the polarizing high-rise mount that the host admits is there partly to trigger internet commenters. The result is a highly personalized, "50 shades of tan" rifle that performs just as well as it looks.