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I've only recently got into Blender since starting at Facepunch so I thought I'd try presenting in Blender too. Loved working on this metal shield for Rust The blank surface gave me a chance to learn some cool techniques from the team with the leaking rust. #Rust #Blender

Lewis Thompson 🎮

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Lewis Thompson 🎮vor 1 Jahr

Eventually, I'd love to have different variants using the Spraycan so that players can customize the shields. But first I need to work out if it's possible. Imagine a perfectly formed 16-man Roman Turtle formation with these bad boys.

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Miroslav Baevvor 1 Jahr

@playrust Great job man! Shield turned out dope! Looks like it was a lot of fun! Welcome to Blender :P

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Lewis Thompson 🎮vor 1 Jahr

@playrust Took many years but I made it to the promised land. If only I knew before!

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Andrew Waitclasvor 1 Jahr

@ArtOfPilgrim @playrust The rust team has some leaking rust techniques… Guess that makes sense

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Matt Canevor 1 Jahr

@playrust Welcome to the rich green blender fields, The shield is pretty neat too I guess! ;) Love it!

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James. Mvor 1 Jahr

@playrust How long did this take you to knock out on average bud ?

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ALLALTITUDEvor 1 Jahr

@playrust so . . . you guys are, finally adding a BLOCK button, after 10 years

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Matěj Fefrčíkvor 1 Jahr

@playrust Thank you for your contribution to ruin the game even more Levis but i guess its just work for you, so you just completed the command from your boss to make the game more LGBTQ+ frinedly !

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Lewis Thompson 🎮vor 1 Jahr

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