Street-art lettering in blue, violet and pink sprayed across the whole gun: jagged outlined shapes on the ammunition box and the receiver flank, lighter blue on the feed cover and the rear sight housing, a purple front sight and a dark barrel. The paint wraps around the corners of the box, so the pattern continues without a seam wherever the frame shows it.

Only the first-person model ships, at 8538 polygons on 55 bones against 1362 on the stock first-person M249. Thirty-six sheets carry it, the largest 796x156 and 728x220, with one 512x512 map and separate glove, finger and skin textures. Idle, draw, reload and two firing takes come with an inspect animation of 167 frames. Ten sounds are in the archive: two shots, the draw, and takes for the box, the belt and the feed cover.