Imitation Outcomes shows his custom Airsoft BCM build based on the Tokyo Marui MWS platform, a project that occupied three years and a notable amount of currency. The guiding principles were straightforward: the hardware needed to look adequate, function reliably for his specific play style, and fit into a single backpack for transport. This led to a mix of specialized parts and budget-friendly finds, proving that even a custom project involves financial compromise and a lot of patience.

Externally, the setup features a variety of replicas and a few genuine pieces, including a Holosun optic mounted backward because the owner prefers the aesthetic over conventional wisdom. He also opted for a specific grip that provides a certain visual style despite being somewhat uncomfortable during actual handling. Other additions include a quick-detach suppressor and a folding stock adapter that allows the entire assembly to shrink down so it can actually fit into a gear bag without poking him in the back.

Internally, the build uses an aluminum bolt for efficiency and a collection of components from various manufacturers to keep things operational. The owner even shared a slightly unusual method for adjusting the hop-up that involves some interesting finger placement. While he suggests that he might be finished tweaking this specific project, the mention of future items on his wishlist suggests that his hobby-related spending is likely to continue for the foreseeable future.