P90 | Ash Wood

- Wear range
- 0.00–0.45
- Released
- 2013-11-27
- Paint kit
- 234
- Finish style
- Spray-Paint
- Sources
- ESL One Cologne 2015 Train Souvenir Package、DreamHack Cluj-Napoca 2015 Train Souvenir Package、MLG Columbus 2016 Train Souvenir Package、Cologne 2016 Train Souvenir Package、Atlanta 2017 Train Souvenir Package、Krakow 2017 Train Souvenir Package、Boston 2018 Train Souvenir Package、London 2018 Train Souvenir Package、Katowice 2019 Train Souvenir Package、Berlin 2019 Train Souvenir Package、The Train Collection
- Drop chance (estimate)
- ESL One Cologne 2015 Train Souvenir Package:0.341667%;DreamHack Cluj-Napoca 2015 Train Souvenir Package:0.341667%;MLG Columbus 2016 Train Souvenir Package:0.341667%;Cologne 2016 Train Souvenir Package:0.341667%;Atlanta 2017 Train Souvenir Package:0.341667%;Krakow 2017 Train Souvenir Package:0.341667%;Boston 2018 Train Souvenir Package:0.341667%;London 2018 Train Souvenir Package:0.341667%;Katowice 2019 Train Souvenir Package:0.341667%;Berlin 2019 Train Souvenir Package:0.341667%;The Train Collection:0.341667%
Steam market price
CNY
Introduction
P90 | Ash Wood — The Twig-Stenciled Classic
So you're looking at the P90 Ash Wood. It's not flashy, it's not expensive, but it's got that hand-sprayed, guerrilla-style charm that a lot of modern skins lack. Let's break it down.
Where It Comes From
This skin drops from the Train 2015 souvenir packages (ESL One Cologne, DreamHack Cluj-Napoca), and continues through the Train 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 major souvenir packages. It's also part of the Train Collection. Basically, if you've opened any Train souvenir package from 2015 to 2019, you've had a shot at this.
Wear and Tear
Float range: 0.0 to 0.45. That means you can get it in Factory New all the way down to Well-Worn, but not Battle-Scarred. In practice, the Ash Wood holds up decently. The spray-painted twig pattern doesn't have super fine details that vanish at higher floats, but you'll still see some fading on the edges. Field-Tested is the sweet spot for most buyers — cheap and still looks clean enough.
What to Inspect
Since it's a spray-paint job, the pattern placement can vary slightly. The twig stencil is applied by hand, so you might see minor differences in how the branches sit on the receiver. Also check the magazine and stock — wear shows up there first. If you're buying on C5GAME, use the in-game inspect to see exactly how the pattern falls.
Is It Worth Buying?
If you want a budget P90 skin that doesn't look like every other neon monstrosity, yes. It's uncommon rarity, so supply is high and prices are low. A Factory New or Minimal Wear copy won't break the bank, and even a Field-Tested one looks fine in-game. It's a solid choice for a starter loadout or a themed Train collection.
Expert's Two Cents
Honestly, the Ash Wood is one of those skins that gets overlooked because it's not a hypebeast item. But that's exactly why I like it. It's subtle, it's got history, and it's cheap. If you're building a collection of Train souvenirs or just want a P90 that doesn't scream for attention, this is a no-brainer. Just don't expect it to appreciate like a Dragon Lore — this is for the love of the game, not the investment portfolio.
Verdict: Buy it if you want a clean, understated P90 on a budget. Skip it if you need flashy patterns or rare floats. For everyone else, it's a safe pick.
— Your C5GAME skin analyst