The best Rust props you can buy right now are LootRoom's 1:1 lifesize weapon replicas, which start at 42 euros for the medpen and 140 euros for the full-size AK, and Epic Desk's official Rust desk mats at 49.95 dollars each (44.96 through our link). We checked every price and stock status in this guide on August 24, 2026. If you want a cheap way in, DirtMerch sells a life-size Eoka for 12 dollars, and CreatorCrafted's Rust desk mats start at 19.95 dollars.
The short version. PropBuilds tracks 261 buyable Rust props from 7 sellers, and 162 of them were in stock on August 24, 2026. LootRoom makes the serious replicas: a 75cm hand-painted AK at 140 euros, a mini AK at 80 euros, the facemask at 140 euros and the codelock at 69 euros, and their site states they are "officially affiliated, endorsed, and licensed by Facepunch Studios". Epic Desk sells desk mats it describes as its Official Rust Collection at 49.95 dollars, with 28 of the 117 designs we track still in stock, and the code PROPBUILDS took 10 percent off in a real cart today. CreatorCrafted has a Rust Scientist LED sign at 54.95 dollars and desk mats from 19.95 dollars. DirtMerch is the budget corner, with life-size props from 12 to 60 dollars.
Stock moves and prices move. Every figure here is what the seller's own page or product feed returned on August 24, 2026. LootRoom prices are in euros because that is how their store bills. The full list of everything we track, with stock refreshed on a schedule, is on our Rust props catalog.
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Every pick at a glance
| Prop | Seller | Price on Aug 24, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| AK, 1:1 lifesize, painted | LootRoom | 140 euros |
| Mini AK | LootRoom | 80 euros |
| Facemask | LootRoom | 140 euros |
| Codelock | LootRoom | 69 euros |
| Medpen | LootRoom | 42 euros |
| Rust desk mat | Epic Desk | 49.95 dollars |
| Scientist LED sign | CreatorCrafted | 54.95 dollars |
| Ambush desk mat | CreatorCrafted | 19.95 dollars |
| Life-size Eoka | DirtMerch | 12 dollars |
| Survivor vinyl figure | Amazon | see listing |
The 1:1 replicas: LootRoom
If you want the thing that makes people stop in a doorway, it is a LootRoom weapon. Their AK is a 75cm 1:1 lifesize hand-painted replica, 140 euros on August 24, 2026, and it is the one we would start with. It is built to hang on a wall rather than to be swung around, and the weathering is done by hand, so no two look identical. The catch is the price once shipping from Germany lands on top, which is why the mini AK at 80 euros exists. Same silhouette, desk sized.
The facemask at 140 euros is the other piece we would put on a shelf first. It reads as Rust from across the room in a way the guns do not, because everyone who has played the game has been shot by someone wearing one. The codelock at 69 euros is the sleeper pick: cheap enough to be a gift, instantly recognisable, and it does not need a wall mount. The medpen at 42 euros is the cheapest thing LootRoom sells that is still a real prop, and the furnace at 55 euros is the one we would buy for a desk.
Two more worth knowing about. The Python revolver is 99 euros, or 109 euros with an acrylic stand, and the plain revolver is 79 euros. Both of those had every variant in stock today. If you would rather do the painting yourself, LootRoom sells an unpainted DIY grey AK for 100 euros, which we covered in more depth in our Rust AK print-or-buy guide.
On licensing: LootRoom's own site states that "lootroom GmbH is officially affiliated, endorsed, and licensed by Facepunch Studios". That is their claim, on their page, and it is the reason their props carry the real skins. We are a fan-run catalog with no affiliation to Facepunch, so we link to the listing and let it speak.
See the lifesize AK at LootRoom
See the mini AK at LootRoom
See the facemask at LootRoom
See the codelock at LootRoom
See the medpen at LootRoom
Desk mats: Epic Desk
Epic Desk is the seller we see convert most often, and desk mats are the reason. They are XL mats with Rust artwork, most of them 49.95 dollars, and Epic Desk sells them as its Official Rust Collection with each listing described as an "Official Rust Deskmat by" the artist who drew it. The designs rotate as limited editions and they do not come back, which is the part that matters if you are reading this a month from now: 28 of the 117 Epic Desk Rust designs we track were still in stock on August 24, 2026, and the other 89 are gone for good.
The ones we would pick from what is in stock today: "Last Man Standing", "Oil Rig", "Minicopter Joyride" and "Satellite Dish", all 49.95 dollars. "Welcome to Rust" is the one exception at 59.95 dollars. The code PROPBUILDS is applied by our links, and we tested it in a real cart today: a 49.95 dollar mat came to 44.96 dollars. We keep a page of every Rust desk mat still in stock if you want to see all 28 side by side.
See "Last Man Standing" at Epic Desk
See "Oil Rig" at Epic Desk
See "Minicopter Joyride" at Epic Desk
See "Satellite Dish" at Epic Desk
LED signs and cheaper mats: CreatorCrafted
CreatorCrafted is first an Old School RuneScape shop, and we cover that side in our OSRS merch guide, with every LED sign, desk mat and pin price checked.
CreatorCrafted is mostly an Old School RuneScape shop, but it carries a small Rust range that fills two gaps the others leave. The Rust Scientist LED sign, 54.95 dollars and in stock today, is the only Rust light we know of that is not a 3D print. Their AK and Hazmat signs were both sold out on final sale when we checked, so the Scientist is the one to get. They also sell the cheapest Rust desk mats we track: the Ambush mat and the Big Grin counter-raid mat at 19.95 dollars each, and Operation Frog Boots at 29.95 dollars. They are smaller than the Epic Desk mats and the art is fan-made rather than official, which is the trade for the price.
See the Scientist LED sign at CreatorCrafted
See the Ambush desk mat at CreatorCrafted
See the Frog Boots desk mat at CreatorCrafted
The budget corner: DirtMerch and Amazon
DirtMerch is a small shop that prints life-size Rust props and sells them unpainted or lightly finished, and it is where we send people who want something on the desk for the price of lunch. The Eoka is 12 dollars, the medical syringe is 12 dollars, the beancan grenade and the key lock are 15 dollars each, the code lock is 25 dollars and the C4 is 60 dollars. All six were in stock today. Their life-size AK, landmine and satchel charge were sold out. We have no affiliate arrangement with DirtMerch; we list them because they are good value.
See the Eoka at DirtMerch
See the C4 at DirtMerch
On Amazon, two Rust items were in stock when we checked today. The Youtooz Survivor vinyl figure, which the listing describes as an official licensed collectible, is the only Rust figure we would call a real collectible rather than a decoration. The other is a 10cm Rust codelock, a small printed decoration that ships within a few days. We do not show Amazon prices here because they change faster than we can re-check them; the listing has the current one.
See the Youtooz Survivor figure on Amazon
See the 10cm Rust codelock on Amazon
What we left out, and why
The Youtooz Heavy Scientist figure is in our catalog, but Amazon's stock line was blank when we looked today, so it is not in this guide. Blasters4Masters makes Rust replicas too, and we did not re-check their prices for this post, so they are not listed. Epic Desk's 89 sold-out limited editions are exactly that, sold out, and we do not link to things you cannot buy. If a prop you want is not here, it is probably in the full catalog, and if it exists only as a file, it is in the Rust print library.
Common questions
Where can you buy Rust props?
From LootRoom for 1:1 replica weapons and gear, Epic Desk for official desk mats, CreatorCrafted for LED signs and cheaper mats, DirtMerch for budget life-size props, and Amazon for the Youtooz figures. PropBuilds tracked 261 buyable Rust props across those 7 sellers on August 24, 2026, with 162 in stock.
How much do Rust props cost?
From 12 dollars to a few hundred. On August 24, 2026 the cheapest real prop was DirtMerch's Eoka at 12 dollars, desk mats ran 19.95 to 59.95 dollars, and LootRoom's painted 1:1 weapons ran from 42 euros for the medpen to 140 euros for the AK, with hand-painted skin versions costing more.
What Rust props exist in real life?
Almost every weapon and a lot of the base loot. LootRoom alone sells the AK, SAR, MP5, SMG, Thompson, bolt, double barrel, Python, revolver, Eoka, facemask, codelock, furnace, medpen, hammer and the five teas as lifesize props. DirtMerch adds C4, a beancan grenade and a key lock. Desk mats and LED signs cover the rest of the setup.
Can you 3D print Rust props instead of buying them?
Yes, and for most weapons it is cheaper if you already own a printer. Our Rust print library lists the free and paid files, and the AK print-or-buy guide walks through the trade. Buying makes more sense for the painted skins and the desk mats, which you cannot print.
PropBuilds is fan-made and unofficial, with no affiliation to Facepunch Studios or Rust. Every seller above is independent and their listings speak for themselves.