SSG 08 | Lichen Dashed

- Wear range
- 0.06–0.80
- Released
- 2013-08-14
- Paint kit
- 26
- Finish style
- Spray-Paint
- Sources
- The Aztec Collection
- Drop chance (estimate)
- The Aztec Collection:4.016%
Steam market price
CNY
Introduction
Quick read
Moss Dashed Line (weapon | 青苔虚线, code sp_short_tape) is a Common Spray-Paint skin in the Rain Forest collection. Valve did not stack busy overlays here—the cut-tape stencil and overspray read industrial and low-key. For shoppers, the real game is float band (0.06–0.80) and whether the dashed tape frame still reads clean in inspect.
What you are buying
- Drop context: Live since 14 Aug 2013 with The Arms Deal; classic early map-themed loot.
- Vibe: Rain Forest line filler or a cheap “old CS skin language” sample—not a flex piece.
- Where to list-hunt: Steam Community Market for volume; C5GAME when you want side-by-side wear and price on the same float bracket.
Inspect & wear checklist
- Stencil window: See where the tape mask leaves the body open—full dashes vs chewed edges changes the whole silhouette.
- Low wear: Tape cuts and base color stay readable; good if you care about the pattern story.
- High wear: Edges wash out; can look intentionally beat-up, but detail lovers may bounce.
- Do not trust the icon: Same float label can look different in first-person vs inspect—always spin it once before checkout.
Shop verdict
Worth it if you are completing Rain Forest, want a light Scout reskin on a tight budget, or you like early Valve spray work without sticker math.
Skip or downgrade wear if you need loud visuals or you will nitpick every broken dash—this skin wins on theme + price, not hype.
Buy flow: Set a max float (many buyers aim mid-low for readable tape), filter that band on C5GAME, then confirm one listing on Steam or C5—compare same wear tier, not just the cheapest single listing.
Editor aside
I treat this Scout like a filler that still teaches good shopping habits. The Arms Deal era sprays reward patience: two “Factory New” listings can feel like different skins because overspray and stencil breakup are the whole point. If you are building a Rain Forest shelf, grab one clean copy for the set photo and one higher-wear copy to see how the dashes die off—it is cheaper education than chasing lottery finishes. No need to overthink pattern seed; match float to your eyes, keep spend boring, move on.