The wall buy is real now.
A 60 × 40cm gloss-black acrylic panel with the AK-74u hand-bent from one unbroken run of LED neon, and a rear halo strip that throws light straight onto your wall. Comes with a remote. Fifteen-year-old you would lose his mind.
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2× set · shot at night
One looks good.
A row looks unreal.
- The second one costs $30.00. Less than half price, because the acrylic is cut from the same sheet and ships in the same box.
- Free shipping kicks in. The 2-pack clears the $99.00 line on its own.
- Two panels fill a wall. One sign is a picture. Two is a setup. Three and people ask where you got them.
Chalk on the wall.
Then you buy it.
Same as the game: the outline goes up first, then it lights. The AK-74u is bent and shipping today. The rest of the rack is being drawn now.
Press & hold ◻ to buy AK-74u [Cost: 1200]
Costs are the real in-game numbers. We are not going to be the store that gets them wrong.
Anyone can print
a poster.
The bit that stops people in the doorway is the halo — a second LED strip mounted on the back, standing the panel off the wall so the light lands behind it. Cheap knockoffs skip it. That is the whole difference.
The halo
Rear perimeter strip on 15mm standoffs. It lights the wall, not the room — so the panel looks like it is floating.
The remote
On, off, 16 brightness steps and a slow fade mode. Plug it in once and never touch the wall again.
The panel
5mm gloss-black acrylic, UV printed, channel routed to the exact width of the flex so nothing wobbles.
- Size
- 60 × 40 cm
- Panel
- 5mm gloss acrylic
- Light
- 12V LED neon flex
- Draw
- ~9W · always cool
- Life
- 50,000 hrs
- The signHand-bent, burn-in tested
- IR remoteBattery in it already
- 12V driverUK / EU / US plug
- Standoff kitBolts, plugs, template
- Spare clipsBecause things happen
Built in a garage.
One at a time.
There is no factory. The outline gets drawn on the wall in chalk first — same as the game — then vectored, cut, routed, bent by hand and soldered. It takes about four hours a panel. That is why there is a batch number instead of a warehouse.
Chalk it
The weapon goes on the wall in chalk at full size, exactly like the wall buy appears in-game.
Vector it
Traced into one continuous closed path. Neon flex cannot jump a gap, so the line can never break.
Cut & rout
Acrylic cut, graphics UV printed, then a shallow channel routed along the whole outline.
Bend it
Silicone flex bent by hand into the channel, corner by corner, and glued down.
Wire & burn in
Soldered, driver fitted, rear halo strip added, then left running overnight before it ships.
"Where did you
get that."
Mounted it above my desk and my brother walked in and just went "no way". The halo is what does it — photos genuinely do not do it justice.
Bought the two-pack because it was daft not to at that price. Ended up giving one to my mate for his birthday and now he wants his own.
Packed properly, arrived quicker than the estimate, and the outline is spot on — they clearly know the game. The remote is a nice touch.
Questions
Is it actually neon?
No — and anyone telling you theirs is glass neon at this price is lying. It is LED neon flex: a silicone tube with LEDs inside that diffuses into a solid, even line. It looks like neon, it does not get hot, it does not shatter, it runs on 12V and it lasts about 50,000 hours. Real glass neon would be four times the price and would break in transit.
How does it mount?
Four brushed standoff bolts, included, with wall plugs and a paper drilling template. It takes about ten minutes and a drill. The standoffs are what hold the panel off the wall so the rear halo has somewhere to land.
How is it powered?
A thin white cable to a 12V driver that plugs into a normal socket — tell us at checkout which plug you need. It draws about 9W, so leaving it on all evening costs pennies. The IR remote does on, off, 16 brightness steps and a fade mode.
How long until it arrives?
Each panel is built to order, so allow 3-5 working days in the workshop before it ships, then tracked delivery on top. If you need it for a date, email us before you order and we will tell you honestly whether it will make it.
Why is the 2-pack so much cheaper?
Because the second one costs us far less to make. Both panels come out of the same acrylic sheet, the machine is already set up, and they ship in one box. We would rather pass that on and have two signs on your wall than pocket it.
What if it turns up damaged?
Send a photo within 48 hours and a replacement goes out free, no argument. Beyond that there is a 30-day guarantee — if a single LED dies in the first month, we replace the whole panel.
Can I get a weapon that is not listed?
Sometimes. If it has a clean silhouette that works as one unbroken line, email us and ask. Custom outlines take longer and cost a bit more, but they get made.
Put it on the wall.
Batch 07 is 11 panels from done. When it goes, the next one is three weeks out.
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