Silo Entertainment joins "Operation Eagle's Nest," a large-scale airsoft game set in an underground French fortress, using a rare, custom-built airsoft Lynx 50 BMG. He is part of the defending force, camps inside the fortress, facing off against an opposing team attempting to take control. The episode details the defense of the fortress, including the first engagement at night, a morning assault, and the final push where he, with his Lynx running low on air, charges at the enemy.

The Airsoft Yellow Label Man shows custom AAP-01 pistol, which he initially found unappealing but has transformed into a highly versatile airsoft gun. He highlights its various modifications, including a YMS and EKD collaboration kit, an LCT glowing flash hider, a short foregrip, Picatinny rails for cameras, an EKD thumb grip, VIT sights for quick adjustment, and a 5KU folding stock for portability.

In this video, the Airsoft Yellow Label Man showcases his customized GHK Airsoft MK18 GBB rifle, highlighting its various features and modifications. He details the external components such as the M&P CTR-style stock, the ambidextrous charging handle, and the Vector Optics MAV Gen2 red dot sight. He also discusses the internal upgrades, such as MS aluminum bolt carrier and the adjustable nozzle.

Explosive Enterprises feature their AKS-74U gas blowback build that is based on a VFC AK74M GBB... "At the time of making this video, VFC only offers a GBBR AK-74M, which we extensively covered in a prior review. It turns out that with the right parts (and more effort than expected), it can be converted to a AKS-74U, Krinkov, Ksyusha, or whatever other nickname you prefer for the smallest Soviet AK."

In a two-part video, Luis from 4UAD Smart Airsoft showcases his workhorse Tokyo Marui MWS airsoft rifle build. The first part details the external setup, beginning with the 14.5-inch barrel, steel four-prong flash hider, and Mark 16 rail system. He explains his choice of accessories, including a weapon light with pressure switch, BCM grip panels, and a BCM QD mount.

Prime Mech Airsoft has created a high-performance custom MP5, designed for optimal performance in close-quarters battle scenarios. Based on the Cyma CM041J MP5 A3 platform, this build incorporates a Gate ASTER II Bluetooth MOSFET, a T238 brushless motor, and 18:1 short-stroked gears, resulting in a measured muzzle energy of 1 joule with 0.28g BBs.

The Airsoftjunkiez Custom HPA LCT Airsoft RPK is built upon the LCT Airsoft RPK NV Full Metal Airsoft AEG platform, featuring real wood furniture. This custom build incorporates a Wolverine Airsoft Inferno Gen2 V3 Premium HPA system, a precise 650mm 6.03mm Prometheus inner barrel, a BullGear V3 hop-up unit with a flat hop modification, and is fed by an LCT drum magazine.

Mach Sakai shows his Custom CAT AEG Airsoft97 shows, current as of March 2025. He discusses the customizations and modifications made to the airsoft gun, highlighting both external and internal changes. External modifications include a cat-themed flash hider, a modified grip for better handling, a smooth finish, a magazine release designed for fast changes, an angle adjustable hex wrench, and temperature tape.

Better watch the video by Toronto Airsoft to find out if your jaw will drop. They feature a custom-built Hi-Capa, highlighting the possibilities achievable with readily available parts and a substantial budget. The build is based on a Tokyo Marui 5.1 Hi-Capa, known for its compatibility with aftermarket parts. The total cost of the build, before tax, amounted to $1,912. Key components include an Airsoft Masterpiece Giga slide, a Nine Ball fluted barrel, and a Holosun HE508T red dot sight.

Valiant Airsoft shows a mechanical airsoft gun for those looking for a custom HPA powered airsoft gun. If interested you can get a pre-built one called the LA Innovations x Nexxus HPA Rifle Build. This includes a custom-built HPA rifle with a specified upper for $999.99. The rifle is constructed according to customer specifications and is shipped within one week.