Multi-purpose survival kit

READY TO SURVIVE IN THE WILDEST NATURE?


Behold, the ultimate survival kit!
Unholy beasts will flee from you!

Completely modular, it boasts incredible versatility:
 

1. Blowgun
   Thanks to its threaded, extendable barrel, you can fire blowgun darts up to 20 meters!
   Note: Be careful not to injure yourself and do not use it against people and/or animals!
   
   
    
2. Subaquatic Breathing Tube
   Indigenous populations often used reeds for diving in the sea and/or rivers to fish or hide from land predators.
   (see image 1)
   
   
    
3. Fishing Spear
   Near a stream? A lake? Or on a seaside beach? EXCELLENT! Take out your fishing spear and impale any strange edible creature in your new fantasy world! Of course, you can also collect litter from the ground (=D)
   
   
    
4. Slingshot
   Thanks to the various fully modular inserts, it's possible to assemble a slingshot. Mount two handles, or even just one. Perhaps even add a point for ground stability.
   
    
5. Knife
   With the attachable knife handle, you can defend yourself against wild beasts and harvest resources with its blade.
   
    

6. Spear
   Its utility requires no explanation; it was humanity's first weapon (a sharpened stick) and has never gone out of style, remaining relevant throughout history. Keep your enemies at bay or use it to crucify them (in a fantasy world, of course, not this one!)
   
   

    

7. Flute
   After looting beasts, slaying enemies, and more, enjoy a beautiful symphony while seated upon their corpses with your flute!! xD
   Thanks to the screws, you can switch from flute to blowgun in an instant!

   (see image 5)
   Unfortunately, due to my ignorance, the flute is currently purely aesthetic.
    

   While awaiting suggestions on modules to implement (I was thinking of a dirty water filter kit), please give a like and loot as much as possible <3
   It's all white so you can color it to match your spawn point and biome, not because I lacked color or effort xD
   
   
   
   NOTE: The threaded joints are not the most user-friendly; the threads must be carefully inserted and rotated. The first insertion will be quite tight, but fear not; they will loosen after the first insertion. Unfortunately, making them with more tolerance reduces the effectiveness of the joint.
   
   
   PS: I will post images and GIFs of the completed modules shortly.