FAMAS | Spitfire (Battle-Scarred)

The FAMAS | Spitfire (Battle-Scarred) is a Restricted rifle skin featuring a shark's mouth painted in aircraft nose-art style, here in its most worn available condition. It's the most affordable way to own this high-end FAMAS design.

Design

The shark's-mouth motif, done in the style of vintage aircraft nose art, gives this finish its aggressive, military character. Valve created the design, and it carries the flavor line "Jester's dead."

FAMAS | Spitfire (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

The finish is capped between 0.06 and 0.80 instead of running the full float scale, and Battle-Scarred sits at that upper limit. This finish never reaches the most extreme wear a full-range skin can hit, so even at Battle-Scarred the shark's teeth stay somewhat legible despite heavy scuffing around them.

FAMAS | Spitfire Rarity

Rarity: Restricted, a purple-tier grade that ranks below Classified and Covert but still counts as uncommon among standard weapon skins.

FAMAS | Spitfire Case and Collection

The Spitfire is part of The Alpha Collection tied to Operation Bravo's September 2013 debut, and it was never distributed through a weapon case. That long absence of fresh case supply is a key reason the finish still commands a high-end price even at its roughest wear.

FAMAS | Spitfire Patterns

No seed variation applies here — the shark's-mouth artwork sits in the same position on every copy of this finish, so there's no rare pattern to search for. Wear is the only real differentiator.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This finish comes only in its regular form — no StatTrak edition and no Souvenir edition were ever made. Souvenir versions are limited to Major-tournament packages, which the Spitfire has never taken part in.

FAMAS | Spitfire Price

Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade of this finish, sitting at the bottom of its price ladder. Even here, its high-end, grail-tier status keeps it pricier than most other FAMAS skins at the same wear. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Battle-Scarred hide the shark-mouth design?

Not completely. Heavy scuffing spreads across the finish at this grade, but the shark's-mouth outline remains identifiable, helped by the fact that the float never reaches the extreme end of the scale.

Why doesn't the Battle-Scarred Spitfire look fully trashed?

Its float is capped at 0.80 rather than the full 1.00, so this grade stays a bit milder than a full-range skin's worst wear would look, even though it's still the roughest condition available for this finish.

Why is Battle-Scarred still relatively expensive?

Because the Spitfire's rarity and lack of an active case, not condition, drive most of its value. It dates to September 2013's Operation Bravo, and that scarcity keeps even the cheapest wear priced above typical FAMAS skins.