Glock-18 | Nuclear Garden (Well-Worn)

The Glock-18 | Nuclear Garden (Well-Worn) shows the neon-green, bone-and-radiation design with clearly visible handling. It's a budget-leaning way to run the finish while the artwork still holds together at a glance.

Design

The slide is done up in glowing green with bones, skulls and radiation warning icons spread across it, an intentionally garish biohazard theme. It's a Valve design, finished off with the flavor text "A nuclear fission product."

Glock-18 | Nuclear Garden (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

This finish's float runs 0.00 to 0.70, and Well-Worn sits toward the upper part of that band. Expect noticeable scratching and some paint thinning across the body, though the green tone still shows through clearly enough that the bone motifs stay recognizable rather than turning into a smear.

Glock-18 | Nuclear Garden Rarity

Restricted is the rarity here — the purple tier, ranked above Mil-Spec — making it a relatively uncommon drop wherever it's offered.

Glock-18 | Nuclear Garden Case and Collection

It's drawn from The 2018 Nuke Collection, tied to the FACEIT 2018 update that launched in September 2018. Restricted-tier pulls from that collection land around fifteen percent as a group, and with the collection long past its debut window, buyers mostly source copies from the market rather than fresh cases.

Glock-18 | Nuclear Garden Patterns

No paint seed exists for this finish — the artwork placement is fixed across every copy, so there's nothing like a blue gem to hunt down. Wear grade and float remain the only distinguishing factors.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Both a regular and a Souvenir edition of this finish exist, though a StatTrak version was never produced. Souvenir supply started at the London 2018 Nuke Souvenir Package and has continued through separate Major souvenir packages released over subsequent years.

Glock-18 | Nuclear Garden Price

Well-Worn prices in below Field-Tested, ahead of only Battle-Scarred on the ladder — a genuinely budget-friendly route into the finish for players prioritizing cost. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How rough does the Well-Worn Nuclear Garden look?

Fairly rough — expect visible scratching and some paint loss across the slide, more than Field-Tested but not as extreme as Battle-Scarred. The green base and skull artwork still come through clearly enough to keep the design recognizable in-game.

Should I buy Well-Worn instead of Field-Tested?

Only if minimizing cost is your main goal. Field-Tested looks noticeably tidier for a modest price jump, so most buyers lean that way. Well-Worn makes sense if you want the design as cheaply as possible without going all the way to Battle-Scarred.

Does the float cap affect how bad Well-Worn can look?

Yes. Since this finish tops out at 0.70 float rather than the full 1.00, even its most worn copies stay short of the heaviest damage a skin could theoretically show, which helps keep the artwork legible at every grade.