Glock-18 | Ifrit Lattice

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Glock-18 | Ifrit Lattice
Wear range
0.00–1.00
Released
2026-07-08
Paint kit
1460
Finish style
Gunsmith
Sources
The Arabesque Collection
Drop chance (estimate)
The Arabesque Collection:3.196%

Steam market price

CNY

Introduction

weapon | Ifrit Lattice sits in the Arabesque collection as a Rare Gunsmith skin. The pitch is simple on paper—custom tan-brown and black—but the identity comes from how those blocks meet and how shadows read in motion, not from loud saturation. If you buy sight-unseen from a thumbnail, you’re missing half the skin.

What you’re actually buying

Gunsmith finishes live or die on edge work and material transitions. Warm brown reads “aged,” black pins contrast and outlines geometry. At 0.0–1.0 wear, Factory New and Minimal Wear usually keep those panels readable; as wear climbs, the tan/black seam softens and the piece shifts toward “used field piece” rather than “display slab.”

Flavor line—Outdated intel is still intel. You know how it is…—pairs with the retro palette; it’s wink humor, not lore homework.

Release & where to hunt

Dropped 2026-07-08 with the Arabesque, Tech, Fruits & Racing update. For series builders chasing new Gunsmith drops, that mid-2026 date is the bookmark. Listings on C5GAME and the Steam Market typically spike in the weeks after a patch—compare wear tiers side by side, not just float screenshots from one angle.

Designer note

Workshop author -AVR-. On Gunsmith skins, check how borders hold under wear; a crisp FN photo can lie compared to a Field-Tested roll that still keeps lattice rhythm on the slide and top.

Inspect checklist

  • Side profile: do the lattice blocks stay continuous through corners?
  • Top plane: are partitions aligned or do they “break” at your target float?
  • Your wear band: low wear preserves silhouettes; high wear trades sharp zoning for patina—pick intentionally.

Search by Arabesque collection, not only the display name, so you don’t miss sibling skins when price-shopping.

Shop verdict

Worth it if you’re filling Arabesque rare Gunsmith slots or want a restrained brown-black Glock that ages gracefully in FT. Pass or wait if you need neon pop or strict pattern lottery—this is calm, blocky, inspect-driven value.

Editor muttering

I’d rather overpay slightly for a float that keeps the top bands clean than chase “cheapest Rare” and discover the brown washed out on the grip. Also: outdated intel, outdated listing titles—filter by collection, then by wear. Your wallet will thank you.