A rebuilt pistol rather than a repaint: silver-grey steel with fine engraving over the slide and the frame, a rail section with a light module hanging under the barrel, and a laser that draws a red line forward past the muzzle. Two red dots glow in the rear sight housing. The hands are in black gloves that leave the fingers and the bare forearms exposed.

View model at 18264 polygons against 1053 on the stock first-person Desert Eagle, and 49 bones instead of the usual forty-odd. Ten textures: 512×512 sheets for the frame, grip, slide, rail, laser module, hands and arm, a 552×552 sheet for the rest of the body, a 512×256 map for a silencer part and a 512×64 strip for the laser line. Player and world models carry 11173 polygons each. Reload runs 88 frames. Six sounds ship with it: two shot takes, draw, magazine in and out, and the slide release.