Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon (Minimal Wear)

The Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon in Minimal Wear (MW) sits in a narrow band of 0.07 to 0.15, which is 11 percent of the finish's scale. It costs noticeably more than the lower wears. The skin is Classified, from The Wildfire Collection, and the pistol drops from the case of the same operation. In CS2 this is one of the tightest stretches of the finish.

What the Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon looks like in Minimal Wear

The base is gray. On the side of the slide a large dragon is outlined in white and silver: the mouth, whiskers, scales and winding body all read, and there is no lettering. A second dragon, drawn in white, runs over the purple-crimson panel on the grip. The frame, trigger guard, slide stop and muzzle cut are bare metal.

The lines are thin and pale, so wear reaches them first at the slide edges and on the panel the hand grips. The flat middle of the slide keeps the drawing longer. In Minimal Wear the wear is slight, the outlines are nearly intact and the dragon on the slide reads in full. Wear is fixed at the drop and does not grow later.

Where the Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon came from

The Honey Badger filed the finish in the Workshop on October 22, 2015, under the title "Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon". The skin arrived on February 17, 2016, when The Wildfire Collection was added to the game. The operation came out with an update of the map de_nuke, and Valve wrote about lighting and shader improvements in a post dated February 25, 2016. Valve's catalog number for the finish is 527.

What to check before buying

Two points decide which Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon to take:

• float: the spread of 0.07 to 0.15 is too small to choose by;


• the name tag and stickers this Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon already carries.

What the Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon costs in Minimal Wear

Factory New costs twice as much as Minimal Wear. Field-Tested is cheaper by a factor of 1.59, Well-Worn by 1.23 and Battle-Scarred by 1.56. This wear sits well below the top step and well above Field-Tested.

Among Classified Deagles with a price in this wear, the finish lies in the lower half of nine: Conspiracy, Mecha Industries and Heat Treated cost less. Eastern Enigma costs a quarter more, Starcade a little over twice as much, and Cobalt Disruption, Hypnotic and Fennec Fox several times more.

Getting the Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon

A trade-up for the Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon takes ten Restricted skins. They may come from any collections, and the result comes from the collection of one of the inputs. Ten from The Wildfire Collection steer the result toward that set, which is the player's choice and not a rule of the contract. The Deagle also drops from the Operation Wildfire Case.

StatTrak and Souvenir

A StatTrak version of the Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon exists. No souvenir package carries the finish.

Stickers and craft on the Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon

The slide is a plain gray, so stickers stand out on it, but placed over the white lines of the dragon they cover them. The grip is purple, and pink and violet stickers echo it. For a CS2 sticker set, Minimal Wear suits the finish because the artwork is nearly whole.

Who this wear suits

Buying the Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon here makes sense under these conditions:

• the dragon's outlines on the slide should stay intact, with no extra payment for Factory New;


• the band of 0.07 to 0.15 is narrow, so there is no choosing between listings by number;


• you want a Deagle priced between the top wear and the lower ones.