Custom Rust Monuments

Eighteen custom Rust monuments to place on your own map in RustEdit. Some are compact set pieces, like the 55 m H1Z1 Lab or the classic Train Station. Others are landmarks players see from across the island: the 837 m Weyland Center inspired by Aliens, the Luftwaffe Zeppelin, or the 430 m BIG Xmas Tree they can build their base on.
A monument for every job

Challenges with a reward: H1Z1 Lab, Volcanic Research and the Chrons Temple pyramid.
Safe zones and spawns: Nintondo Safe Zone, with the services of Outpost, and Helldivers Spawn.
Landmarks: Enterprise, Arecibo Observatory, Mazinger Z Head, Ghostbusters Barracks and the Realia Tower of Madrid.
Ocean and rail: Underwater Train Station, Aircraft Carrier and Train Station.

Check the fit before you buy
Each page lists the prefab count, the number of unique prefab types, the space the monument takes (X × Y × Z) and the terrain layers it brings, so you know whether it fits your map. Read what makes a good Rust monument and Rust monuments ranked by risk and reward.
How a custom monument plays
A monument is more than a building: it is somewhere players go on purpose. Depending on the monument, that means loot crates, NPCs to fight, puzzles with keycards or switches, traps and a reward at the end. Each page says what the monument contains, so you can tell a quick loot run from a late-game challenge before you buy.
What your server needs
Monuments are placed on the map, so players download nothing extra: the monument travels inside your map file. Some use features of the free RustEdit extension for Oxide, such as custom loot, NPC spawners or working electrics; when a monument needs it, its page says so under Requirements. Every file arrives the moment payment clears, every new version lands in your account, and questions go to Badgyver on Discord.