Factory New (FN) on the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries is a float from 0.00 to 0.07, twelve percent of a finish scale that ends at 0.60. It is a white Deagle with orange-red lines and black panels in the style of technical equipment, Classified rank, from The Danger Zone Collection.
What the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries looks like in Factory New
Slide and frame are white with a cream tint, and a black insert runs along the top with a thin red-orange line. The grip is white with a ribbed pad and a black insert, carrying the same kind of red stripe at the base. Valve describes the design as white and black, sterile and futuristic at once.
In Factory New the white paint is clean, the edges are free of scuffs and the red lines keep their color. Wear is laid down at the drop, and a copy does not gain any more.
Where the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries came from
The author of the finish is coyote37, whose "Desert Eagle Mecha Industries" submission appeared in the Workshop on April 23, 2016. He calls it the third item of the Mecha Industries collection, the Deagle Model_03, which brings together the newest technology. The finish reached the game on December 7, 2018 and is number 805 in Valve's catalog. Valve's note "Welcome to the Danger Zone" mentions the Danger Zone Case.
What to check before buying
Before taking a copy, run through these points:
- float: a spread of 0.00 to 0.07 leaves no real room to choose;
- stickers and a name tag, which come with the item.
The artwork is the same on every copy, so there is no particular one to search for.
What the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries costs in Factory New
Every other wear costs less than this one:
- Minimal Wear by 2.87 times;
- Field-Tested by 4.34 times;
- Well-Worn by 3.87 times;
- Battle-Scarred by 4.3 times.
Of nine Classified Desert Eagles in this wear, the skin is the cheapest. Next come the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy and the Desert Eagle | Heat Treated, and the Desert Eagle | Fennec Fox costs the most.
Getting the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries
The Danger Zone Case is the skin's source. In a contract, ten skins of the rank below from anywhere turn into a skin from the collection of one of the inputs. A ten made up entirely of The Danger Zone Collection steers the result into it, but that is the player's choice and not a condition.
StatTrak and Souvenir
There is a StatTrak version of the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries. This finish never received Souvenir packages.
Stickers and craft on the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries
The white background makes dark stickers stand out, and the red details of the finish go better with black and red stickers. Light stickers get lost on the white slide.
Who this wear suits
Factory New makes sense if:
- you want a white Deagle in CS2 with untouched paint;
- clean white matters, since scuffs show on it at once;
- Minimal Wear costs 2.87 times less, but its white paint already carries some wear.



























































































