Rust Posty Skin Bolt

Rust Posty Bolt — the Bolt Action Rifle (BAR) in the Posty skin, hand-painted as a 1:1 lifesize prop. A full 107cm build, made from PLA and hand-airbrushed in our Bavarian workshop. Streamer Posty's skin, lifted straight from the in-game model.

A bolt built out of coloured bricks

The Posty skin turns Rust's sniper into a toy wall. Stacked bricks run the whole length, studs and all: green against red, blue against purple, teal and orange and silver filling the gaps. The barrel and trigger guard are bricked over too, and a bright red knob sits on the receiver, printed and painted like everything around it.

Real tape over the bricks

Wide strips of silver tape cross the stock, creased and torn at the edges. That part isn't paint: the tape is real and goes on by hand, the same way the bandage does on our Default Bolt. It reads like someone patched the build together in a hurry, which is exactly the joke.

Built for collectors and serious Rust setups

Each Posty Bolt is hand-finished in Bavaria: PLA at a full 107cm, airbrushed, sealed, tape laid by hand. It arrives in a few parts that plug together, no glue needed. At 107cm it's the longest weapon prop we make, and it's hard to miss along a shelf run or across a desk. Official Rust merchandise, built to display for years.

What players ask about the Posty Bolt

What is the Posty Bolt? Rust's Bolt Action Rifle in the Posty skin, named after the streamer Posty: the long-range sniper, here as a lifesize prop.

What does the skin look like? Like a rifle built from coloured toy bricks with silver tape slapped over it.

Is the tape real? Yes. The silver strips are real tape, applied by hand. Everything else is printed and painted: bricks, studs, the red knob.

How big is it? A full 1:1 lifesize 107cm, the longest weapon prop we make.

Is it made of real metal or wood? No. It's PLA throughout and hand-painted, at a fraction of the weight.