Bare polished metal over the whole pistol: a bright slide with fine machining lines along the flats, a matching frame and a dark grip. The rear sight and the hammer stay black, and small lettering is stamped on the slide. The hands wear dark textured gloves with a red band across the back of the palm.

View model at 6334 polygons against 1053 on the stock first-person Desert Eagle, split across four 512×512 sheets for the body, grip, slide and cartridges, with the gloves, fingers and skin on separate smaller maps. Player and world models are 3325 polygons each and reuse the four weapon sheets. The reload take runs 102 frames. Seven sounds ship with it: two shots plus the draw, the slide release and three magazine takes.