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Build Specs:  
Malicious Ergo chassis and PCB from CannonKeys
Durock V2 PCB stabilizers
NicePBT British Racing Green keycaps
TKC/CX3 Kiwi Tactile switches
Tape modded along with the stock polyfil from Cannonkeys >

Dare I ask how much >

the caps and keeb kit were bundled together with some Jwick black switches for  251.72$ shipped during their black friday sale, another 65$ for the Kiwis, and another 20-ish for the Durocks I had stored from forever ago.  
A little over 350$ for a really solid feeling and looking board. >

Glad to see I wasn’t the only one who got this BFCM deal! Their green finish is the best one imo 💪 >

I want these keycaps but always hesitate when I see the inconsistent green shades! >

I find that the inconsistent shading is a bit of a let down, but from about one to two feet away, its actually a little harder to see than expected.  
Definitely needs to be redone to be absolutely perfect but I'm overall happy with them. >

Glad you like them! As an alternative, I wasn’t willing to shell out and wait for the GMK BRG set so I’ll just continue to admire from afar >

Is that an Aston Martin on the enter key? >

Yep! Seems to be an Aston Martin DB5 to be specific. >

Super cool! >

Well done! Always loved BRG. >

I really like the brg but I'm scared because of the reviews. >

How do you like the board? I really want to build an Alice keeb and am tempted to preorder the Malicious Ergo (I’m in the UK). >

Like any new layout there's going to be a learning curve, so expect some frustration when you first try an Alice layout.  
That being said I've had experience with splits and other Alice layouts (Keychron Q8, Seigaiha) and this one is okay for the cost.  
The travel case and accessories you get with it are a welcome addition but the fact that it is WKL makes it hard to use everyday shortcuts I'm used to. Other than that, it's a very solid board.