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Some Core Keeper modders are putting 3D mining robots into the game - very cool 🔥 Great work by LordOfCloud + May, & the tank model by Bitwise + Lantern0728 (have been tinkering with some similar ideas, so it's especially fun seeing modders already pulling this off before us)

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