Get A Real-Life No Man’s Sky Multi-Tool

If strip mining the length and breadth of the galaxy of No Man’s Sky and fighting off robot sentinels isn’t quite enough, then maybe this replica multi-tool will do the trick.

It’s a acrylic and PLA replica multi-tool from TwoMakers, a pair of artists out of Portugal. Every piece is made to order and printed in a single piece, avoiding the hassle of having to glue bits and pieces together.

If you’re looking to do your own No Man’s Sky cosplay, or you’d just like to have a multi-tool on your desk, it’ll set you back at least $228. If you want the painted version, that’s a touch over $300.

So, it’s not cheap. But damn does it look nice. It’s also based off this model on My Mini Factory, which is handy if you have a 3D printer and the necessary bits lying around.

Or you could just pay TwoMakers to put it together. And while you’re at it, you might want to consider dropping some cash on this No Man’s Sky ship when it goes up for sale.


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