All 26 cosmetics across 6 sets, and what each one goes on.
Digital Wood Sport ParachuteDigital Wood15 gold
Two Tone Desert Bushmaster M17STwo Tone Desert5 gold
Middle FingerEmotes5 gold
Rock Paper ScissorsEmotes5 gold
ShhEmotes5 gold
GrenadeBobbleheadsGranted
HelmetBobbleheadsGranted
PeanutBobbleheadsGranted
WardogBobbleheadsGranted
WarpupBobbleheadsGrantedA skin repaints one named weapon or vehicle. Bobbleheads bolt into a slot most vehicles have, and emotes belong to you rather than to any piece of kit. Back to the database
26 cosmetics ship in the closed beta, grouped into 6 sets. 18 are skins that repaint a specific weapon or vehicle, 5 are bobbleheads that hang in a vehicle cab, and 3 are emotes.
Skins are bound to one entity, so a Two Tone Desert M4 only ever goes on the M4. Open any weapon or vehicle in the database and its own entry lists what fits it.
Cosmetics are bought with gold bars, a separate currency from the cash you spend on kit. Prices run from 5 gold for Digital Wood GGX 17 up to 30 for Black & Gold AK74. A few carry no price at all: the bobbleheads and the Taxi livery are granted rather than sold.
Bobbleheads are not painted on, they are a part bolted into a slot, so they fit any vehicle whose platform has one rather than a single model. Two of them, Wardog and Warpup, change shape with your faction and ship a separate model for Lonestar, Valkyra and Manticore.
18 weapon and vehicle skins in the closed beta, plus 5 bobbleheads and 3 emotes, for 26 cosmetics in total.
They are priced in gold bars, from 5 up to 30. The price is listed on every cosmetic here.
No. Each skin names one weapon or vehicle and only fits that. Bobbleheads are the exception, because they mount into a vehicle slot instead of repainting a model.
They have no gold price, so they are granted rather than bought. The Burnt Peanut is a creator cosmetic and the faction bobbleheads change model depending on which faction you are playing.