Sticker | Move It (Foil) is the SLiD3 community design offered as a Foil from the Slid3 Capsule, released December 11th, 2015. Its foil treatment and workshop pedigree make it a mid-tier, collectible craft piece that sits above the paper variant in the set.
Sticker | Move It (Foil) is the SLiD3 community design offered as a Foil from the Slid3 Capsule, released December 11th, 2015. Its foil treatment and workshop pedigree make it a mid-tier, collectible craft piece that sits above the paper variant in the set.
Sticker | Move It (Foil) is a community artwork sticker in a Foil finish from the Slid3 Capsule, designed by SLiD3 and released December 11th, 2015. This is not an autograph or team decal but a Workshop-style community entry intended for collectors and crafters who favour artwork over player signatures.
Foil sits above the base paper films in the usual finish ladder and below rarer treatments like Gold or Lenticular. Within its Slid3 Capsule siblings the Foil is the premium film most collectors look for when they want the design to pop without chasing the absolute top-of-ladder options.
Collectors prize the Foil because it upgrades the design's shine and depth compared with the paper twin, giving the artwork more presence on a weapon. The finish_rank places it as a premium film, so demand comes from people who want a visible, collectible version without jumping to specialist finishes.
This sticker occupies a mid-tier value bracket among its peers, a practical buy for collectors who want a step above budget variants. That position makes it accessible to craft-driven collectors while still reflecting its premium finish and Workshop pedigree.
This is a community piece rather than a signature or team mark, depicting the Move It artwork created by designer SLiD3. The designer credit is front and center here; it reads as a Workshop pedigree sticker where author recognition matters to collectors who follow community artists.
Issued from the Slid3 Capsule, this sticker shares its set with other SLiD3-themed and community entries from that capsule. Being a capsule release ties it to a specific siblingset and distribution run, which collectors use to compare supply and set completeness.
Applied stickers get thinner when scraped and will be destroyed if removed from a weapon, and every craft consumes a copy from your inventory. That means clean, unapplied stock only becomes rarer as people craft and apply the design to their weapons.
The sticker is flagged as Exotic and sits in a high rarity tier among sticker grades, so its underlying print scarcity supports collector interest. That grade underpins why the Foil variant is actively collected rather than treated as a casual drop.
Collectors craft this Foil onto weapons with placement and orientation in mind so the design reads on favorite skins and showcases the foil shine. Foil finishes photograph and reflect differently than paper, so certain placements routinely outperform others in demand and display value.
Released December 11th, 2015, this piece belongs to the era of Workshop capsule drops where community designers like SLiD3 were regularly featured. Its release date places it among the medium-term history of community stickers, the kind of drop that collectors track for designer runs and capsule lineups.
