Glock-18 | Green Line (Battle-Scarred)

The Glock-18 | Green Line in Battle-Scarred (BS) is a Glock with a train car painted on the slide. It is Mil-Spec, from the Train 2025 Collection. The float stretch here is the longest of any wear on this skin: 0.45 to 1.00.

What the Glock-18 | Green Line looks like in Battle-Scarred

All the artwork sits on the slide: bright green stripes with a row of dark windows run along the side. The windows are rectangular with green framing, and vertical posts stand between them. The slide is silver-gray with white and gray panels, and the green looks especially sharp against it.

The frame and grip are black and plain. Only the base of the magazine, with its green stripe, and the green trigger pick up the color. The front of the slide at the muzzle is green too. There is a small square badge with a letter in a circle, but what it says can't be made out.

Battle-Scarred leaves light scratches and scuffs on the silver panels, and the green breaks up in places. Wear is set at drop, so a lot stays the way it dropped.

Where the Glock-18 | Green Line came from

The skin was released on March 31, 2025, together with the Train 2025 Collection: Valve's note for the update names the collection itself. Valve's description ties the artwork to a green train car at the A site on the Train map. It has no case of its own. Its source is the Austin 2025 and Budapest 2025 souvenir packages.

What to check before buying

Before buying the Glock-18 | Green Line, check the following:

• float: the 0.45 to 1.00 stretch is long, and the look differs at its edges;


• how much green is left on the slide: wear breaks it up, and it varies from lot to lot;


• the name tag and stickers, if they are already on this Glock-18 | Green Line.

There is no lucky pattern to hunt for on the Glock-18 | Green Line. It is always the same.

What the Glock-18 | Green Line costs in Battle-Scarred

The prices on this skin don't form a ladder. Factory New costs more than twenty-five times as much as this wear, and Minimal Wear almost three times. Well-Worn costs the same, and Field-Tested is even slightly cheaper than Battle-Scarred.

Among the fifteen Mil-Spec Glocks with a price in this wear, the skin is in the bottom quarter: three are cheaper and eleven are more expensive. Glock-18 | Winterized and Glock-18 | Teal Graf are level with it, Glock-18 | Clear Polymer is slightly higher, and Glock-18 | Warhawk and Glock-18 | Sacrifice are slightly lower. The top belongs to Glock-18 | Catacombs, Glock-18 | Blue Fissure and Glock-18 | Reactor.

Getting the Glock-18 | Green Line

The Glock-18 | Green Line comes out of a contract fed with ten skins one rank lower from this collection. It does not drop from CS2 cases.

StatTrak and Souvenir

There is no StatTrak version of the skin, while Souvenir copies are available.

Stickers and craft on the Glock-18 | Green Line

The black frame and grip are free of artwork, so stickers have no competition there. The slide has little room: windows and stripes fill it entirely. Green, white and yellow stickers support the palette of the train car, and red ones give a bright contrast on the black.

Who this wear suits

Buying the Glock-18 | Green Line in this wear makes sense if:

• you want a CS2 Glock with green artwork and the lowest price among its wears;


• scuffs on the silver panels don't bother you;


• the look differs at the two ends of the 0.45 to 1.00 band, and a lot with the least wear available will do.

Since Field-Tested costs less, look there too if you want a cleaner appearance.