P90 | Fallout Warning

Origin Story

The P90 | Fallout Warning was released on August 14, 2013, as part of The Arms Deal update and is a member of The Nuke Collection. It features a spray-painted finish adorned with radiological warning hazard patterns, directly reflecting its in-game description. This skin is recognized for its clear theme, aligning with the nuclear and industrial hazard aesthetic of its collection. While not a prestige item, it serves as a thematic piece for collectors interested in completing the Nuke Collection. Its design is a straightforward representation of post-apocalyptic danger, making it a distinct visual within the game.

Drop Chance

P90 | Fallout Warning is Industrial Grade, a common skin tier, one step above Consumer Grade. It has appeared across 8 tournament packages, most recently the ESL One Katowice 2015 Nuke Souvenir Package, Krakow 2017 Nuke Souvenir Package, and MLG Columbus 2016 Nuke Souvenir Package.


Souvenir Packages are awarded to viewers watching live Major matches on the corresponding map, not opened from cases, so Valve doesn't publish per-skin drop odds. Each package contains one item from The Nuke Collection, with rarity tiers drawn on a weighted system that heavily favors common grades, meaning Industrial Grade skins like Fallout Warning are a small fraction of total package contents. There are 2 other Industrial Grade skins in the collection competing for the same drop slot. New copies only enter the market when a recipient chooses to open their package, so supply trickles in over time even after the tournament ends.

Skin Condition

Float range 0.06 to 0.8. Exteriors: Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle-Scarred. StatTrak is not available for this skin.

• Minimal Wear ($32.59): The yellow and black hazard patterns are sharp and vibrant, with only minor edge wear appearing on protruding parts.
• Field-Tested ($13.54): Noticeable chipping and scratches appear on edges and the front barrel, but the radiological warning patterns remain fully readable.
• Well-Worn ($11.67): Hazard striping shows substantial fading and chipping across the body and magazine, with broader patches of missing paint.
• Battle-Scarred ($11.82): Extensive wear leaves large sections of the body heavily scratched or nearly bare, with hazard patterns fragmented and partially obscured.

Model

Fallout Warning uses the legacy P90 model, introduced with The Arms Deal on August 14, 2013. The inspect animation and third-person appearance match the original CS:GO version.

How to Obtain

The P90 | Fallout Warning is exclusively available as a Souvenir item, originally distributed through Nuke-themed Souvenir Packages from past CS:GO Majors. These packages, including the Atlanta 2017 Nuke Souvenir Package and MLG Columbus 2016 Nuke Souvenir Package, were awarded to viewers watching live matches. Since new packages are no longer distributed, the primary way to acquire this skin today is by purchasing existing copies from the Steam Community Market or third-party marketplaces. It can also be found on various case-opening and skin trading sites.

Price Range

P90 | Fallout Warning ranges from $11.82 (Battle-Scarred) to $138.84 (Factory New). Field-Tested copies sit at $13.54.


The current 7-day median is No Recent Price. The 90-day median is $13.67. The all-time median is $0.87. Volume averages 0 trades per day.

Visual Theme

Spray-Paint: It has been spray-painted with radiological warning hazard patterns. The dominant colors are yellow/orange hazard tones, black, and dark grey, directly matching radiological warning symbolism. The large side panel and magazine area, featuring the hazard striping and dark base coat, are the most visible elements in first-person view. Skins in The Nuke Collection, including this P90, are commonly described as having a nuclear, radiological, or industrial hazard theme.

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Sticker Compatibility

The P90 | Fallout Warning's hazard-themed design pairs well with yellow, orange, gold, black, grey, or white stickers, particularly those with radioactive or industrial motifs. The side body and rear/stock areas are the most visible sticker slots in first-person. This skin serves as a thematically coherent craft base for nuclear or industrial-styled sticker sets.