The Glock-18 | Green Line in Field-Tested (FT) is a Mil-Spec skin from the Train 2025 Collection, made for the Terrorist side. The wear scale here runs from 0.15 to 0.38. The slide shows a train car with green stripes. In CS2 the weapon is known as the Glock.
What the Glock-18 | Green Line looks like in Field-Tested
All the artwork is gathered on the slide: silver-gray panels with white and gray inserts, crossed by bright green stripes and frames. The windows of the car are dark gray, almost black, with vertical posts between them. The green also reaches the front of the slide at the muzzle.
The frame and grip are plain black. Only the stripe at the base of the magazine and the trigger pick up the green. There is a small square badge with a letter in a circle, and its text can't be read.
Light scratches and scuffs show on the silver panels of the slide, and the green breaks up in places. The degree of wear is set at drop, and the light scratches on the slide panels do not multiply afterward.
Where the Glock-18 | Green Line came from
Valve opened the Train 2025 Collection on March 31, 2025, and the skin was in it from the first day. Valve describes it this way: a green train car from station A on the Train map, custom-painted on the slide. The tagline reads "Next stop, Train Yard — doors on your right".
What to check before buying
On the Glock-18 | Green Line, look at these things before paying:
- float: the 0.15 to 0.38 stretch holds a range of looks, and the number matters more than the wear label;
- how well the green stripes and silver panels on the slide have held up;
- stickers and a name tag that came with the Glock-18 | Green Line from a previous owner.
The pattern index changes nothing on the Glock-18 | Green Line.
What the Glock-18 | Green Line costs in Field-Tested
Factory New costs 27.75 times as much, and Minimal Wear 3.15 times. Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred each cost about 8 percent more.
Among Mil-Spec skins for the Glock-18, this one sits in the lower part of the row at this wear. Closest are Clear Polymer, about a third more expensive, and Winterized, slightly more. Off World is level, while Oxide Blaze and Teal Graf are cheaper. Far above all of them, by a huge gap, is Reactor.
Getting the Glock-18 | Green Line
The skin has no regular case. It is in the Austin 2025 and Budapest 2025 souvenir packages of the Train collection. It also comes from a trade-up: ten skins one rank lower from a single set go into the contract.
StatTrak and Souvenir
The skin has no StatTrak version. A Souvenir version exists.
Stickers and craft on the Glock-18 | Green Line
The slide is already packed with artwork, so stickers on it compete with the train car. The frame is black and plain, and stickers read more cleanly there. The green and silver go easily with white and green stickers.
Who this wear suits
Buying the Glock-18 | Green Line in Field-Tested makes sense if:
- you want a skin with a train car on the slide for the Terrorist side;
- the price gap to Factory New matters, and here it is almost thirty times;
- picking a lot by float inside the 0.15 to 0.38 band suits you.














































































