Copper at the muzzle end shifts through crimson and pink into deep blue at the rear of the slide, on a body with sharper edges and a chamfered ejection port. Two red and pink sticker patches sit on the slide and another shows on the magazine well, worn enough to read as applied rather than painted. The hands are glossy black gloves with the skin visible at the wrist.

View model at 3790 polygons against 882 on the stock first-person Glock-18; player and world models at 3190 against 78. Twenty-four sheets carry the gun, the largest 1244×145, and three more cover skin, fingers and glove. Sequences come numbered instead of named, so no separate inspect take. Five sounds: magazine in and out, draw, slide back and slide release.