If you’re shopping the Revolution ecosystem and want a P90 that reads like gear you modded, not wallpaper, Neo Queen belongs on your shortlist. It’s a Gunsmith finish in the Revolution Collection, dropped with the Revolution Case—the kind of skin where float and in-game look matter as much as the listing thumbnail.

Quick facts

• Drop source: Revolution Case · Revolution Collection
• Rarity / finish: Restricted · Gunsmith
• Wear cap: 0.0–0.6 (Factory New through Battle-Scarred)
• Designer: Workshop creator Madara
• Live date: 9 February 2023, with the Case, Capsule, Kit, Oh My! update that added the Revolution case and collection to unbox and drop pools.

Official framing: a military + sci-fi hybrid custom job, with flavor text along the lines of built for what you need in a hurry—more “field kit you tailored” than pure pattern flex.

What to check in inspect

Gunsmith work lives in material breaks, panel lines, and how wear eats the custom panels. Neo Queen’s whole pitch is that mixed tactical–future tone on a P90 silhouette; whether it clicks is 100% an inspect question.

Before you commit credits:

1. Spin first-person and the inspect animation—listings lie; your hands don’t.
2. Compare floats in the same tier (e.g. low FN vs high FN): pattern placement shifts with wear on Gunsmith skins more than you’d guess from a static icon.
3. Set a wear ceiling you’ll actually play with. At 0.6 max, high-wear copies can look heavily scuffed—fine for meme loadouts, rough if you wanted clean sci-fi panels.

Shopping on C5GAME vs Steam

Treat wear value and on-screen vibe as equal priority to price.

• On C5GAME, filter by float band, then open inspect on finalists—don’t buy off the grid image alone.
• On the Steam Community Market, watch out for “cheap FN” that’s mostly high float within FN; re-check in-game before relisting or equipping.

Neo Queen pairs naturally with other Revolution Collection pieces if you’re theming a set—same drop era, same case family, easier visual consistency than mixing random restricted skins.

Shop verdict

Buy if: you’re building a Revolution-themed inventory, you like Gunsmith P90s, and you’ve inspect-approved a float that matches your standard.
Pass or wait if: you only care about loud pattern skins, you won’t inspect, or you need a P90 that stays pristine at a budget—Gunsmith + wide wear range means inspect-first or regret later.

Editor’s nitpicks

Madara’s brief here isn’t “more neon”—it’s custom hardware. That’s why we harp on inspect: the sell is the modded-rifle read, not a single hero sticker spot.

February 2023 also marks a handy Revolution timeline anchor for collectors—Neo Queen isn’t a random reprint; it’s day-one case roster.

Final rule we don’t bend: thumbnail shopping is how you end up with a 0.04 FN that looks like a different skin in-game. Spend five minutes in inspect; save an hour of buyer’s remorse.