Dark blue-grey plating laid out as overlapping scales covers the receiver, with gold ribs running between the plates and a horned beast head sitting over the gas block. A gold panel with a claw emblem is set into the magazine well, the stock and the lower handguard stay reddish wood, and the front sight is cast as a pair of small jaws. The hand wears a black glove and the bare forearm carries a printed tattoo.

View model at 12464 polygons, against roughly 1900 on the stock first-person AK-47, across nineteen sheets: 512×512 for the receiver sections, the beast head, the claws, the arm and five finger maps, with the wrist on a 256×512 strip. The six sequences carry the author’s own names rather than the usual ones, and cover idle, a 91-frame reload, the draw and three firing takes. Player and world models share a 3873-polygon build on nine sheets. Four sounds ship with the archive: the shot, the draw and the magazine going in and out.