A little ealier this year, Wayside Creations released Fallout: Nuka Break, an amazing short film based on the Fallout universe. Now clocking in at over 1.3 million views, the movie was such a success that the producers have decided to create a web series to go along with the film. For those who missed the movie, we’ve included it below along with the first episode of the series. Enjoy!
Fallout: Nuka Break – The Movie
Fallout: Nuka Break – The Web Series
Thanks Michael! via Fallout: Nuka Break – The Web Series [Video]
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Amazing Real Life Pip-Boy 3000
Now if we could find a way to make this thing work with Elisabeth’s amazingly cool Fallout 3 Monopoly Game.
This is the first test of my attempt to build a working pipboy 3000, complete with fully functional controls just as depicted in the game.[Via] Amazing Real Life Pip-Boy 3000
It consists of an HTC Desire HD as the screen and processor, and an Arduino Uno with a USB host shield running microbridge to act as an ADB host for the phone. The Arduino then sends button presses to the phone via TCP over USB. The casing is a cast made by Skruffy over at http://www.therpf.com , it’s amazing!
Fallout 3 Monopoly: Do Not Pass G.O.A.T., Do Not Collect 200 Caps
I’ve never been a huge fan of Monopoly. I’m already in crippling debt to my friends and family, besides, dealing with that many paper bills is just a chore when they aren’t real. Fallout Monopoly, however, is something I could really get behind. Before you get too excited, Fallout Monopoly, much like the beautiful zeerusty world it depicts, is not actually real. Instead, it was a pet project of deviantART user PinkAxolotl, who might love the Fallout universe more than I do.
Each square has been replaced with a location or event from the Fallout games including stops like Rivet City and Megaton. The cards also have that distinct future-50′s flair and depict actions performed by our favorite little Vault Boy (he is the Vault Boy, not the Pip Boy, and certainly not Fallout Boy). And, best of all, the annoying paper money seems to be complimented with some deliciously physical caps. The only nit I might find to pick with this nonexistent game is that it appears to focus entirely on the most recent generation of games, so there are presumably no references to Vault 13 or the Master or anything, but hey, it’s a Fallout Monopoly game. That’s pretty much the apex of cool.
Motorcycle Helmet of the Apocalypse
shot these photos of my office mate and fellow artist Josh Jay, who sculpted and detailed this amazing replica helmet from the post-apocalyptic video game Fallout 3. I think this would be ideal for cold-weather riding, don't you? It even comes with headlights. So, why can't we get helmets designed like these for riding motorcycles??
...and don't say because they're not safe due to limited visibility, odd angles or something else ridiculously practical.
Update: Here are the photos of Josh's process from Pepakura model to finished helmet:
Set 1 | Set 2
Also, if you're looking for more geek-inspired head protection (from Tatooine sandstorms for example), check out this Tosche Station Trucker hat from TK409.com for $20 shipped.
"Power Converters not included."
...and don't say because they're not safe due to limited visibility, odd angles or something else ridiculously practical.
Update: Here are the photos of Josh's process from Pepakura model to finished helmet:
Set 1 | Set 2
Also, if you're looking for more geek-inspired head protection (from Tatooine sandstorms for example), check out this Tosche Station Trucker hat from TK409.com for $20 shipped.
"Power Converters not included."
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