Rust Codelock

The Rust Codelock in real life — the icon of base security, hand-painted as a 1:1 lifesize prop. The green keypad lock that guards every serious base, recreated at true 11.5×14cm scale in PLA and hand-airbrushed in our Bavarian workshop. Finished for display — the Codelock lifted from the in-game model to your shelf or wall.

The most recognisable item in Rust base defense

No item says "Rust" to a base-builder quite like the Codelock. It's the green keypad that turns a door into a vault, the four-digit gatekeeper behind every raid story and every "what's the code?" in voice chat. Our replica captures the blocky green housing, the keypad face and the bolt detailing — the exact silhouette that means "this door is locked" to anyone who's played a wipe.

Built for collectors and Rust setups

Each Codelock prop is hand-finished in Bavaria — made from PLA at true 11.5×14cm scale, hand-airbrushed, sealed. Compact enough to sit on a desk or shelf, or mount on a door for the full in-joke. The IRL version of Rust's code lock — official Rust merchandise built to display for years, properly proportioned, lightweight, and unmistakably the Codelock.

What players ask about the Codelock

What is the Codelock in Rust? The keypad door lock — also written "code lock" — Rust's core base-security item, used to lock doors and gates behind a four-digit code. One of the most universally recognised items in the game.

How big is the Codelock prop? True-to-game scale at 11.5×14cm — a compact piece that sits on a desk or shelf, or mounts on a real door as a Rust in-joke.

Is it a working lock? No — this is a display replica of the in-game Codelock, not a functional lock. It's built to be looked at, not to secure anything.