Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries (Well-Worn)

This is the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries in Well-Worn (WW), a wear that covers the float range of 0.38 to 0.45. It is a Classified skin from The Danger Zone Collection: a white Deagle with black details and a red stripe.

What the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries looks like in Well-Worn

The slide casing is light, while the upper part and the rear of the receiver are black. A red-orange line runs along the slide, black inserts with a pattern lie on the grip, and a red mark sits at its base. A small symbol is drawn on the side of the receiver.

Well-Worn means visible scuffs and scratches, though the finish is still one step short of the heaviest wear. Valve describes it as white and black, sterile and futuristic at once.

Where the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries came from

The finish was dreamed up by coyote37, who showed it in the Workshop on April 23, 2016, as "Desert Eagle Mecha Industries". The author described the Deagle Model_03 as the third work in the Mecha Industries series, built with the newest technology. Its number in Valve's catalog is 805.

The skin entered the game with The Danger Zone Collection on December 7, 2018.

What to check before buying

What counts when you buy this Deagle:

• the float: copies within 0.38 to 0.45 are close, so sorting them by the number is pointless;


• stickers from a previous owner, and a rename on the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries.

The skin has no pattern variants, so there is nothing to choose by.

What the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries costs in Well-Worn

Set against Well-Worn, the other wears stand like this:

• Factory New comes in at nearly four times this wear;


• Minimal Wear costs 1.3 times as much;


• Field-Tested is cheaper by 1.1 times;


• Battle-Scarred is cheaper as well, by 1.1 times.

Among Classified Desert Eagles this skin is cheaper than nearly all of them. Only Heat Treated sits below it, while Eastern Enigma, Kumicho Dragon and Fennec Fox cost several times more.

Getting the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries

A contract also produces this Deagle: ten Restricted skins go in from any collections, and the result follows the set of the inputs. From the Danger Zone Case it drops directly.

You can put in ten skins from this set, for example G3SG1 | Scavenger or Galil AR | Signal, and the outcome is then aimed at The Danger Zone Collection.

StatTrak and Souvenir

A StatTrak version of the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries is available. The skin has no Souvenir packages, but a Souvenir copy is made through the Souvenir-O-Matic.

Stickers and craft on the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries

The light casing takes any sticker, while the black inserts on the grip leave little room. Red stickers echo the line on the slide, and black ones contrast with the pale parts.

Who this wear suits

Three reasons make Well-Worn worth buying:

• you want a white Deagle that shows wear, without paying extra for the upper wears;


• listings are nearly indistinguishable, so the choice can be made quickly;


• you need the skin for CS2 with stickers on the light slide.