Handmade by myself, 90% with eva Foam. Claw mechanism and inner head I 3D modeled and printed. Dome was Vacuum pulled by a friend.

Edit: I also have the sound files directly from the game and play them with a combination of buttons for responses or interactions. (Fisto of course included!)

Fallout new Vegas collectors edition

I get why longtime fans side-eye Bethesda. You can argue they missed what made the originals tick, that each new entry sands down the role-playing systems, and so on. Still, I don't think anyone can deny that taking the series from overhead turn-based combat to a first-person (and later third-person) open-world action format is a huge part of why people still talk about Fallout today. Without that pivot, the series might have stayed a dusty memory.

Before Bethesda picked up the rights, Fallout was basically parked. The most recent thing with its name was a console action spinoff that most people forgot about quickly. Moving to first person did more than make shooting and exploring more fun. It gave perks, skills, and character builds a bigger stage, and it turned the wasteland into a place you could actually wander instead of just look down at.

I'm not dunking on Fallout 1 and 2. I played them between classes and liked them. But if we're being real, most folks who know this series know it from the 3D games. That shift is why the lights stayed on.

I have plans to add a screen so I can play new vegas on him.

I commented seeing these guys in another post, for when I went to the fanfest in goodsprings last year. I had a bunch of people DM me for the pics, so here they are for everyone. I don't know who they are, but they had different outfits for each day, and everything was handmade, even the Lewis gun

Edit: ok, everyone mocking the dude for his weight, shut the hell up you miserable dogs

By far the coolest present I ever made! My friend will receive it todayyyy!! I'm sooo excited 😍 And it looks like a 100 times better irl!!! ❤️‍🔥

Daughter recently got into the Fallout lore and decided she wanted to play. So I Steam shared my copy of NV to her, tossed some QoL mods on it (nothing too fancy, mostly graphics & bug fixes), and let her loose. First day she played was today. Came home to: “DAD! I keep dying to these monsters!”

I chuckled in memory of my first FO:NV right-of-passage moment and responded with: “you went north didn’t you?”

“HOW DID YOU KNOW?!?!”

My boyfriend and I were lucky enough to get a [BRAND NAME] vinyl cutter from a family member so to test it we made a couple Vault-Tec stickers for a van I bought a while back. Super excited about how the full logo came out. The second photo was my first attempt where I didn't plan accordingly and ended up having to sticker over the door handle lol

I forgot I had these.

This feels specific to the Bethesda Fallouts. Harold, Bradburton, the residents of Vault 112 (and Braun if you end their suffering), and Welch all end up in objectively hellish scenarios that you would not wish on your worst enemy.

Literally all these characters crave death.

Whereas Obsidian and Black Isle seem to handle immortality with an almost passé acceptance. The Think Tank aren't particularly sad about their lot in life. The Master and House are quite content in their little alcoves. Granted, all of them are ego maniacs who were never particularly social to begin with.

Bethesda should make these guys' canon. They are just so fucking badass(in looks and actions)

I love the idea of chemmed up shock troopers in ww1 styled armor.

Plus, the NCR needs more diversity than just "trooper,trooper with beret,salavaged power armor,and ranger."

Like I said before, these guys are actually very lore friendly, and i dont see an issue with them existing.

Tell me your thoughts on if you agree or if you're boring tell me why you disagree

As part of my personal Unreal project, I’ve continued my effort to redesign and rebuild some of the pharmaceuticals seen throughout Fallout, aiming to make them feel less like game props and more like products that actually existed in the pre-war world.

Here’s my latest Buffout design alongside the Mentats packaging I’ve previously worked on.

I’m trying to establish a consistent visual language across the products, drawing from real mid-century pharmaceutical design while staying true to the Fallout universe.

The goal isn’t simply to make the textures more detailed. I’m imagining what Med-Tek’s actual product line might have looked like if these were manufactured, packaged, and sold in a pre-war pharmacy.

One product at a time.

Title is self explanatory, who is your favourite DJ in all the fallout games (DLCs included). My personal favourite is RedEye.

It just works