Rust Ser Winter Skin AK

Ser Winter AK: the Norse skin on Rust's AK, hand-painted as a 1:1 lifesize prop at the full 75cm. Printed in PLA and airbrushed in our Bavarian workshop, with the stock fitted, finished for display rather than play.

Gold runes on brushed charcoal

The helmet gives it away: silver-grey, with a nose guard, sitting in the middle of the receiver. Ahead of it and behind it runs a line of gold runes along the flank, with a paler band below carrying more marks in thin strokes, and gold lacing crossing the dust cover like a seam. At the front of the stock loop there is a skull, gold-brown brow ridges over a pale set of teeth. The rest of the piece is charcoal brushed with grey, the trigger picked out in gold. Pale and gold cords wind around the loop, the barrel, the magazine and the grip, and the grip itself is ochre brown. All of it is painted, the cords included.

The full AK, at 75cm

In Rust it's officially the Assault Rifle (AR), though most players just say AK or AK-47. This is the long build with the stock fitted, 75cm end to end. The detail is printed into the part.

Hand-made in Bavaria

Every Ser Winter AK is printed in PLA, airbrushed and sealed in our workshop. The magazine comes out and goes back in. On a desk, on a shelf or behind a stream: official Rust merchandise built to last for years.

What players ask about the Ser Winter AK

What is the Ser Winter skin in Rust? An AK skin in Norse styling, named after the streamer Ser Winter: gold runes on charcoal, a nose-guard helmet and a skull at the front of the stock.

Can I take the magazine out? Yes, it slides out and goes back in. Handy for photos or for changing the display angle.

How is it different from the Default AK? Same 75cm body, different paint. The Default shows the bare build; the Ser Winter lays runes, painted cords and gold over it.