Firstly, I made a tower and extruded 3 of 5 faces sideways to create the E.
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For the X, I used a plane 3 x 1 faces, deleted the inner edges and connected the vertices to construct the cross. Then deleting polygons left the X shape which could be extruded.
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For the S I created a plane of lots of little polygons (36 x 15), but before continuing realised it would be easier to create half and copy it. Deleting half of these faces, then others and connecting vertices and manipulating them formed a decent S shape.
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Reflecting this shape, attaching the two planes and welding them together completed the S plane. Extruding this made the last letter. Simply cloning these and aligning them formed the 3D Essex sign.
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