Skull Trench Club
On A Long Enough Timeline, The Survival Rate For Everyone Drops To Zero.
I once joined a club but unfortunately i am unable to talk about said club so i use a method of interpretive dance while constructing a personal headache machine from a trench in near Marne river in 1914 which coincidentally looks exactly like my workshop give or take a few atoms.
Birdseye maple (i think) handle with copper ferrule, spring is 3.5mm and has a bar support preventing excessive stress on the handle and it’s all finished off with a nice brass skull.
Video build ~> Making A BRUTAL Trench Club! - WW1 Weapons Build
https://youtu.be/X5GFy0yzYqo
On A Long Enough Timeline, The Survival Rate For Everyone Drops To Zero.
I once joined a club but unfortunately i am unable to talk about said club so i use a method of interpretive dance while constructing a personal headache machine from a trench in near Marne river in 1914 which coincidentally looks exactly like my workshop give or take a few atoms.
Birdseye maple (i think) handle with copper ferrule, spring is 3.5mm and has a bar support preventing excessive stress on the handle and it’s all finished off with a nice brass skull.
Video build ~> Making A BRUTAL Trench Club! - WW1 Weapons Build
https://youtu.be/X5GFy0yzYqo
On A Long Enough Timeline, The Survival Rate For Everyone Drops To Zero.
I once joined a club but unfortunately i am unable to talk about said club so i use a method of interpretive dance while constructing a personal headache machine from a trench in near Marne river in 1914 which coincidentally looks exactly like my workshop give or take a few atoms.
Birdseye maple (i think) handle with copper ferrule, spring is 3.5mm and has a bar support preventing excessive stress on the handle and it’s all finished off with a nice brass skull.
Video build ~> Making A BRUTAL Trench Club! - WW1 Weapons Build
https://youtu.be/X5GFy0yzYqo