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SCAR-20 | Blueprint (Battle-Scarred)
The SCAR-20 | Blueprint (Battle-Scarred) is a Mil-Spec Grade rifle skin showing its blue schematic theme in the most heavily worn condition it comes in. It's the cheapest way onto the design, trading surface polish for the lowest entry price.
Design
The finish coats the SCAR-20 in a blue architect's-blueprint theme, schematic line-work included. A community creation by Graff, it uses the rifle's long frame to spread the technical-drawing look, and its in-game text reads "The best-laid plans are drawn to scale."
SCAR-20 | Blueprint (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear
The finish is float-capped at 0.75, and Battle-Scarred occupies the top of that band. At this grade the blue is heavily scuffed with broad paint loss, though the cap means it never reaches the extreme wear a full-1.0 skin shows — its Battle-Scarred copies stay a touch milder than the scale's worst. The schematic lines remain readable throughout.
SCAR-20 | Blueprint Rarity
The finish carries Mil-Spec Grade rarity — the blue tier low on the standard weapon ladder. As a common class, it keeps the skin affordable and easy to find in any condition, this heavily worn grade included.
SCAR-20 | Blueprint Case and Collection
This skin is a member of The Spectrum Collection, unboxed from the Spectrum Case that launched in March 2017. Mil-Spec is the case's most common tier, dropping at roughly 79.92% shared across the tier's skins, so copies are abundant and the market rarely runs short.
SCAR-20 | Blueprint Patterns
Because the layout is fixed, the paint seed changes nothing about how the blueprint sits — every copy matches in placement, with no blue-gem or premium-seed variant to seek. Only the float within Battle-Scarred separates one heavily worn copy from the next.
StatTrak & Souvenir
A StatTrak edition is available from the Spectrum Case, adding a confirmed-kill counter; it's a rarer, costlier drop than the standard skin, and the count is permanent — it carries over on every trade or sale and never gets wiped. There's no Souvenir variant, because those are produced only through Major-tournament packages and this case was never a Major drop.
SCAR-20 | Blueprint Price
Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade of the finish — the entry-level way to run the blue design for buyers who value the look over the condition. If you want a genuine Blueprint for as little as possible, this is the way in. Available on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.
FAQ
Is the Battle-Scarred still recognizable?
Yes. Despite heavy scuffing and broad paint loss, the blue base and schematic lines keep the design readable at a glance in game. Battle-Scarred is about accepting obvious wear for the lowest price, not losing the look — the strong blue tone helps it stay identifiable through the damage.
Why doesn't Battle-Scarred look completely trashed?
Because the finish is float-capped at 0.75 rather than the full 1.0, its Battle-Scarred copies never reach the most extreme wear. They show clear scuffing but stop short of the total paint loss a full-range skin displays at this grade, so the blue and the schematic detail remain more intact.
Does a Battle-Scarred StatTrak make sense?
For some collectors, yes. A worn StatTrak copy pairs a heavily used surface with a permanent kill counter that never gets wiped, giving it a lived-in feel. It's usually the most affordable route onto a StatTrak Blueprint, since Battle-Scarred sits at the bottom of the price ladder.






























