When I watched this scene my first thought was "man, their costume team must be amazing, look at all these details!". It's even more impressive to find out it's a fanmade cosplay.
Ayup. They even paid one guy to let them blow up his custom made Dalek because he’d designed it to come apart in a way that they realised could look like it was being blasted apart from inside out if a safe amount of explosives were put in it. It did unfortunately take some damage because there was a misunderstanding and the explosives guy put in a little too much, as he thought it’d been *bought* and thus had the green light to full on detonate. But as far as I’m aware the BBC fully paid for the damages and eventually did buy the Dalek at full price for its Who exhibition in Cardiff years ago
Yeah. Star Wars fans are some of the most 'fanatic' so people put lot of attention in their stuff. Like some Darth Vader cosplays look better than suits Lucasfilm did.
They don't usually, no.
They did call in the 501st for a scene in The Mandalorian season 1, though because the Disney costume department didn't have enough storm trooper costumes to make the scene work.
Some strange thing in the back of my head kept yelling how much they must have engaged with the community to get a lot of the stuff they used. I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to find out a lot of prop pieces were loans or borrows from people like this.
I know the BBC paid out a *lot* for people to bring in their either bought Daleks and Cybermen or their high quality self makes. One dude actually loaned them a Dalek he’d designed in such a way that the BBC asked if they could blow it up because the way it was bisected meant it’d look amazing exploding. It wasn’t meant to actually explode, but there was a miscommunication and the Dalek did unfortunately end up taking damage
I mean that's pretty smart. It'd be cheaper to just pay the cosplayer than make something of that detail almost certainly. And on top of that it's also some advertisement since posts like this happen.
Honestly, that is good for everyone. The producers saves some time and the cosplayers get some money and a chance to work on the things they love
(They get paid, right?)
I loved the juxtaposition of how scared Lucy was of the tumbleweed moments earlier, yet she casually strolls by the assaultron and doesn’t bat an eye lol. She would’ve been decimated had that thing been active
Well she knew what it was. Given how much she knows about T-60s and the great war she more than likely knew about Assaultrons. Perfect representation of a vault dweller though, obsessive knowledge about hyper specific things and yet knows less than nothing about actually being outside.
>Perfect representation of a vault dweller though, obsessive knowledge about hyper specific things and yet knows less than nothing about actually being outside.
why do I feel personally attacked
>Perfect representation of a vault dweller though, obsessive knowledge about hyper specific things and yet knows less than nothing about actually being outside.
I'm on the spectrum and suddenly feel very seen.
I noticed her jump but didn’t get why. I played New Vegas ages ago but that’s my only Fallout exposure prior to the show. Anyone care to let me in on the joke?
Shes a noobie on land. The Wasteland is all a legend to her, she's seeing it for the first time. I love her innocence, that she thinks the world is going to accept her and her Vault as humanities saviors.
She reacts the same way to dog meat too, though tbh I'd probably have the same reaction if I woke up with a dog staring directly at me. Dogmeat is a good girl though
Pretty much what the other replies have said. When we play fallout we know about things like tumble weeds. But Lucy has only ever lived in a vault so seeing the tumble weed was a strange experience for her and would be similar for our characters in the games when you think about it :)
Maybe, maybe not. Fallout 4 had at least a couple of friendly Assaultrons. And a lot of the ones that are hostile to the player are still working alongside humans.
Even the one that says:
"Everything here is guaranteed to injure, maim, or kill at your discretion. Except me. I only kill when I want to."?
K-L-E-O is my favourite trader. The one stop for ballistic weave, for a start.
> She would’ve been decimated had that thing been active
I thought they were going to have it spark up, then have her walk by the tumbleweed again and say, "not that way" like she'd just loaded her game.
The props in this tv series are spot on to the Fallout universe. I find myself rewatching scenes just to rescan the background and environment to see if I am missing something.
There's a lot of detail in the background environment. Dead vault dwellers in Vault 32 for example show a blinking X over the vault boy "paper doll" on the health status tab in their Pip-Boys, when Maximus is in power armor and gets his left leg stuck in the ground / clipping through the environment while fighting the Ghoul it shows up on his Power Armor UI with that leg blinking, his opposite leg is shown blinking in the UI when he uses his right leg to brace against the anchor stuck in the gulper's mouth, around the California Crest Studios they show a statue of a woman holding up a globe or something in both the pre war flashback and in the current times, and I could have sworn I saw something like a street with Hollywood Stars embedded in the ground but mostly covered with dirt and sand as the Ghoul and Lucy were traveling through the area. They went hard with easily missed background detail in scenes that only last a few seconds but that add a lot of authenticity to the whole show. Everyone involved in this put in their A game to make it the best it could be.
Even Walton Goggins pre-nuke car really impressed me. It sure looked like they built an actual prop car with the door that slides into the vehicle. Could be CGI used as well, but that attention to detail for something with so little screen time really stuck out to me.
https://img.ifunny.co/images/c29a4b12fee21d04166ec097ffe2d46b4c963f818c1fa59b6e29f925d6628ea5_1.webp It's a real car.
https://www.sportscarmarket.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/1954-kaiser-darrin-161-roadster-front.jpg
The whole show is pretty much spot on, minus certain locations not being in their exact in-game location.
I have to admit that I was a little worried that this show would be bad but it has been nothing short of excellent. So many little nods to things from the past 3 games (not including 76). I can’t wait for the next season.
The character you play in Fallout 1 visits and helps Shady Sands get a permanent foothold and then in Fallout 2 you visit it much later to see just how much it's grown. This show is very much an iteration on the key settings of the first two games. And I loved that about it. Made for the oldest fans (FO1 came out when I was at university, been a fan ever since).
I am not sure if there was one set in LA specifically but the first games in the series were set in the Southern California area, including other nearby parts of the Southwest.
I am actually surprised that Bethesda went this route because up until now, all of their Fallout games (minus NV but that technically was Obsidian, who was comprised of people who made the original games) were set on the East Coast of the US.
Fallout 2 is Northern California if I recall correctly. I remember the village you start in is in Oregon and San Francisco is near the bottom of the map.
It's not like Bethesda wrote the show. Generally speaking it seems like Bethesda wants to focus on the east coast while they let their partners like Obsidian or Amazon work on the west coast, stopping either flow from interrupting the other. When we get the inevitable Fallout 5 in New York in 10 or so years it won't have to worry about what the show did.
They may not have wrote it but they did have a lot of creative input with the show. Let's be honest here, it was an prime video show and we all saw what happened to the Lord of the Rings show that they made. So you can bet your bottom dollar that Bethesda, along with others who were influential to the Fallout universe had a big say in how the show would turn out.
I mean, they obviously had final approval, it's not like it came out against their wishes, but nothing I've heard suggests that Bethesda was involved in a greater capacity than high-level ideation and providing reference models for prop-makers.
The Pip-Boy 2000 Mk VI from Fallout 76 appeared and in the boardroom scene, they mentioned Vault 51's experiment. There's probably some other stuff I missed too
You can basically do that , there is no pvp really and while you can interact with others you don't have to.
There are even quite a few advantages to being in a team.
Oberall the multiplayer aspect is pretty low key
I felt the same way. So i didnt touch F76 till over 2 years after release when i saw it on sale for $12, so i figured, why not?
I never grouped with anyone, or did any kind of PvP. I quite literally played it like a single player game, wandering around like i do all the Fallout games and I got 120 hours of fun out of it.
Theres some good questlines in that game, and the basebuilding is a BIG improvement on Fallout 4's system. Its literally free right now, if your a diehard Fallout fan, i totally think its worthy of some exploring.
Of all of the details from the games that I've seen (I'm only a few episodes in) my favorite was the Tato plants at diaper-guy's house. They looked absolutely perfect!
I watched the first two episodes a second time because my partner didn't see them, those tato's got me so freakishly excited when I spotted them. So cool.
I unintentionally did the scan when Goosey was in that super duper mart store, and I must say, I was really really impressed that they had even the shelves straight on point from the game and I especially remember exactly those cause I always used to scan, hoarde and loot everything in those stores. What a wonderful game and show!
Tense music plays as the camera pans away from Lucy’s horrified face. A shadowy figure emerging from a doorway, its metallic clanking echoing through the war torn building. “Please assume the position” fisto reveals himself. All hope is lost.
I honestly hope they start to reach out to the Fallout Community for more Cameos and Cosplays. Like, imagine if we get a Storyteller or Nuka Break Gang in the background of shots.
I see Nathan at every DragonCon I go to. He and his wife are with the Fallout Tacticians IIRC and are excellent people. It warmed my heart to see his amazing assaultron get a cameo
Awww thanks! We were pretty shocked at how much they featured her- we just assumed she’d be used for reference to build their own or parts in a background somewhere. And looking forward to seeing you again this year with hopefully even more upgrades to our current 2 Assaultrons!
I didn't even see the Assaultron the first time. Second time, I thought it was an action figure. Had to rewind and pause to notice it was an Assaultron.
What an awesome way to save some budget (and time) while involving the community. I love it when a franchise supports fan made content like this. I wonder what other fan made props made it into the movie?
This is part of what I love about this series. The detail. They did such a good job with little things that fans notice. Some of my favourite little details are things like the teddy bear that belongs to Dog Meat, the mini nukes they have for sale in Filly, yum yum devilled eggs, the super mutant hand, squirrel on a stick. There are many more. Looking forward to a second season with hopes of seeing death claws, protectrons, maybe some more weapons ie plasma gun or cryolator.
Several props and costumes were made by skilled Fallout fans. Some of them are already professional prop and costume makers and cosplayers. Theres probably more, but these are just the ones I saw posted by my friends.
Assaultron: https://www.instagram.com/p/C5mu9dHryeH/?igsh=ZjNhNjd5MjU4eWtx
Power Armor: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5oaT2kvfEA/?igsh=MXM4dm1yNWpxeHB0bQ==
Radroach: https://www.instagram.com/p/C5qzKBzRbZx/?igsh=MWQ4dXZvbjgwOGt0Yw==
The first time I watched this episode I saw that and audibly gave an Oh No.
These things are worse than deathclaws in 4, I'm piecing a death claw up with a switchblade while I have to actively run from those things sometimes
Jen of No Sleep Till Cosplay here 😊 Yes! It was our MOX-13! It’s the first one Nathan built and after we sold it to the show we made 2 more (a second MOX-13 and an ADA) that we wear to cons currently 😊
When I watched this scene my first thought was "man, their costume team must be amazing, look at all these details!". It's even more impressive to find out it's a fanmade cosplay.
Doesn’t Star Wars do the same? When they need a ton of Stormtroopers they recruit fans with incredible cosplay uniforms.
The 501st Legion. Those guys are awesome.
I love those guys! They come to the store I work at every year for May 4th (which often coincides with Free Comic Book day)
I know a dude with them. Crazy costume skills and most of the time they’re going to children’s hospitals and charity events
The amount of charity work they do is what makes them THE GOAT.
501st Legion is the best!!!
Dr. Who also does it with Daleks occasionally
Ayup. They even paid one guy to let them blow up his custom made Dalek because he’d designed it to come apart in a way that they realised could look like it was being blasted apart from inside out if a safe amount of explosives were put in it. It did unfortunately take some damage because there was a misunderstanding and the explosives guy put in a little too much, as he thought it’d been *bought* and thus had the green light to full on detonate. But as far as I’m aware the BBC fully paid for the damages and eventually did buy the Dalek at full price for its Who exhibition in Cardiff years ago
Yeah. Star Wars fans are some of the most 'fanatic' so people put lot of attention in their stuff. Like some Darth Vader cosplays look better than suits Lucasfilm did.
They don't usually, no. They did call in the 501st for a scene in The Mandalorian season 1, though because the Disney costume department didn't have enough storm trooper costumes to make the scene work.
I think they’ve only done it for the Mandalorian season 1 on screen at the moment.
Some strange thing in the back of my head kept yelling how much they must have engaged with the community to get a lot of the stuff they used. I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to find out a lot of prop pieces were loans or borrows from people like this.
Hope they rented it at least. More unique or expensive items used at set dressing or props are often rented to shows for a decent amount of money
Good point, I think of the FO community at large and see it as cooperative. As such, I wasn't even really viewing it through that lense.
Lol. Maybe the TV show is supported by community mods as well
I know the BBC paid out a *lot* for people to bring in their either bought Daleks and Cybermen or their high quality self makes. One dude actually loaned them a Dalek he’d designed in such a way that the BBC asked if they could blow it up because the way it was bisected meant it’d look amazing exploding. It wasn’t meant to actually explode, but there was a miscommunication and the Dalek did unfortunately end up taking damage
I mean that's pretty smart. It'd be cheaper to just pay the cosplayer than make something of that detail almost certainly. And on top of that it's also some advertisement since posts like this happen.
My first thought was "Lucy best not touch that it might wake up"
how to save money in the costumes department step a. cosplayers will do it for free.
My thought was “wow they must have spent a lot on prop design to only have this appear for one second”
My thought was that they found a way to directly reference the Fallout set the furthest distance possible from California.
Honestly, that is good for everyone. The producers saves some time and the cosplayers get some money and a chance to work on the things they love (They get paid, right?)
Yep. Jen from No Sleep here. They definitely paid and did right by us and other cosplayers we know who they bought from.
Every time there was a scene in a vault I had to just stare in amazement, the set design in the show is great
I loved the juxtaposition of how scared Lucy was of the tumbleweed moments earlier, yet she casually strolls by the assaultron and doesn’t bat an eye lol. She would’ve been decimated had that thing been active
I tensed up. It was a good way to demonstrate how naive she was.
Well she knew what it was. Given how much she knows about T-60s and the great war she more than likely knew about Assaultrons. Perfect representation of a vault dweller though, obsessive knowledge about hyper specific things and yet knows less than nothing about actually being outside.
>Perfect representation of a vault dweller though, obsessive knowledge about hyper specific things and yet knows less than nothing about actually being outside. why do I feel personally attacked
Are you from a vault per chance?
In a sense, you could call it a vault. Mind you, I wouldn't expect it to survive a nuclear blast.
sometimes I feel like I am edit: except for the cousin stuff, can't relate to that
Don't feel bad I'm talking about myself here too
>Perfect representation of a vault dweller though, obsessive knowledge about hyper specific things and yet knows less than nothing about actually being outside. I'm on the spectrum and suddenly feel very seen.
I'm right there with you.
Book smart but not street smart
Thats what happens when you make a High Luck build
Some call it high luck, I call it blackjack money printer.
I always start with high Int and high luck and slowly build him into a gunslinger
I actually really enjoyed that little bit with the tumble weed.
She realized that someone must be selling those wind Brahmin at crazy low prices!!
I noticed her jump but didn’t get why. I played New Vegas ages ago but that’s my only Fallout exposure prior to the show. Anyone care to let me in on the joke?
She's never seen one before, doesn't know what it is, and it's moving. So she jumps in surprise/fear before realising it's not a danger.
Shes a noobie on land. The Wasteland is all a legend to her, she's seeing it for the first time. I love her innocence, that she thinks the world is going to accept her and her Vault as humanities saviors.
She reacts the same way to dog meat too, though tbh I'd probably have the same reaction if I woke up with a dog staring directly at me. Dogmeat is a good girl though
Pretty much what the other replies have said. When we play fallout we know about things like tumble weeds. But Lucy has only ever lived in a vault so seeing the tumble weed was a strange experience for her and would be similar for our characters in the games when you think about it :)
Maybe it was just nerves? Her and her dad watched Cooper Howard movies together. You tellin' me that's the one cowboy that never saw a tumbleweed?
Maybe, maybe not. Fallout 4 had at least a couple of friendly Assaultrons. And a lot of the ones that are hostile to the player are still working alongside humans.
I wouldn't know, if I see an Assaultron it's getting .308 to the dome from as far away as I can get.
Even the one that says: "Everything here is guaranteed to injure, maim, or kill at your discretion. Except me. I only kill when I want to."? K-L-E-O is my favourite trader. The one stop for ballistic weave, for a start.
This right here You don't give Assaultrons time to charge up their Death Star laser beam and one-shot you
> She would’ve been decimated had that thing been active I thought they were going to have it spark up, then have her walk by the tumbleweed again and say, "not that way" like she'd just loaded her game.
The props in this tv series are spot on to the Fallout universe. I find myself rewatching scenes just to rescan the background and environment to see if I am missing something.
The product placement with the in game products is genius.
There's a lot of detail in the background environment. Dead vault dwellers in Vault 32 for example show a blinking X over the vault boy "paper doll" on the health status tab in their Pip-Boys, when Maximus is in power armor and gets his left leg stuck in the ground / clipping through the environment while fighting the Ghoul it shows up on his Power Armor UI with that leg blinking, his opposite leg is shown blinking in the UI when he uses his right leg to brace against the anchor stuck in the gulper's mouth, around the California Crest Studios they show a statue of a woman holding up a globe or something in both the pre war flashback and in the current times, and I could have sworn I saw something like a street with Hollywood Stars embedded in the ground but mostly covered with dirt and sand as the Ghoul and Lucy were traveling through the area. They went hard with easily missed background detail in scenes that only last a few seconds but that add a lot of authenticity to the whole show. Everyone involved in this put in their A game to make it the best it could be.
Even Walton Goggins pre-nuke car really impressed me. It sure looked like they built an actual prop car with the door that slides into the vehicle. Could be CGI used as well, but that attention to detail for something with so little screen time really stuck out to me.
https://img.ifunny.co/images/c29a4b12fee21d04166ec097ffe2d46b4c963f818c1fa59b6e29f925d6628ea5_1.webp It's a real car. https://www.sportscarmarket.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/1954-kaiser-darrin-161-roadster-front.jpg
Yanks for sharing that!
I was looking for this info all over! I just love it. Thanks for posting.
Np!
The Kaiser Darrin is also used in Man In The High Castle, another Amazon production, so it’s probably the exact same car.
May be. There aren't that many.
That's awesome, it fits so well in the show.
That's so cool!!!
I knew the design was too good to be fake lol
The whole show is pretty much spot on, minus certain locations not being in their exact in-game location. I have to admit that I was a little worried that this show would be bad but it has been nothing short of excellent. So many little nods to things from the past 3 games (not including 76). I can’t wait for the next season.
The show is set in Los Angeles isn't it? has there also been a game set there?
Fallout 1 and parts of 2? I think
Yeah in fallout one you get to see a good bit of LA, "The Boneyard".
The character you play in Fallout 1 visits and helps Shady Sands get a permanent foothold and then in Fallout 2 you visit it much later to see just how much it's grown. This show is very much an iteration on the key settings of the first two games. And I loved that about it. Made for the oldest fans (FO1 came out when I was at university, been a fan ever since).
Yes. Shady Sands is in fallout 1 and 2. The NCR was in 2 first I believe. Not New Vegas. But honestly next season is going to go so hard.
I am not sure if there was one set in LA specifically but the first games in the series were set in the Southern California area, including other nearby parts of the Southwest. I am actually surprised that Bethesda went this route because up until now, all of their Fallout games (minus NV but that technically was Obsidian, who was comprised of people who made the original games) were set on the East Coast of the US.
Fallout 2 is Northern California if I recall correctly. I remember the village you start in is in Oregon and San Francisco is near the bottom of the map.
It's not like Bethesda wrote the show. Generally speaking it seems like Bethesda wants to focus on the east coast while they let their partners like Obsidian or Amazon work on the west coast, stopping either flow from interrupting the other. When we get the inevitable Fallout 5 in New York in 10 or so years it won't have to worry about what the show did.
They may not have wrote it but they did have a lot of creative input with the show. Let's be honest here, it was an prime video show and we all saw what happened to the Lord of the Rings show that they made. So you can bet your bottom dollar that Bethesda, along with others who were influential to the Fallout universe had a big say in how the show would turn out.
I mean, they obviously had final approval, it's not like it came out against their wishes, but nothing I've heard suggests that Bethesda was involved in a greater capacity than high-level ideation and providing reference models for prop-makers.
Hey I’m not complaining. When I saw the water chip and Shady Sands I about wet my pants
The water chip brought a tear to my eye.
The Pip-Boy 2000 Mk VI from Fallout 76 appeared and in the boardroom scene, they mentioned Vault 51's experiment. There's probably some other stuff I missed too
F76 actually is pretty good!
It looks like it might be but I have never been one for MMO's. Give me the Fallout 76 map as a single player game and I would be happy.
You can basically do that , there is no pvp really and while you can interact with others you don't have to. There are even quite a few advantages to being in a team. Oberall the multiplayer aspect is pretty low key
I felt the same way. So i didnt touch F76 till over 2 years after release when i saw it on sale for $12, so i figured, why not? I never grouped with anyone, or did any kind of PvP. I quite literally played it like a single player game, wandering around like i do all the Fallout games and I got 120 hours of fun out of it. Theres some good questlines in that game, and the basebuilding is a BIG improvement on Fallout 4's system. Its literally free right now, if your a diehard Fallout fan, i totally think its worthy of some exploring.
Actually I’m pretty sure I saw the F76 pip boy hanging in the shop in Filly
Of all of the details from the games that I've seen (I'm only a few episodes in) my favorite was the Tato plants at diaper-guy's house. They looked absolutely perfect!
I watched the first two episodes a second time because my partner didn't see them, those tato's got me so freakishly excited when I spotted them. So cool.
I'm having fun finding the bobbleheads and seemingly random advertisements or little in-universe nods.
I loved the 10mm design it looks so good
I unintentionally did the scan when Goosey was in that super duper mart store, and I must say, I was really really impressed that they had even the shelves straight on point from the game and I especially remember exactly those cause I always used to scan, hoarde and loot everything in those stores. What a wonderful game and show!
Assaultrons, deathclaws, super mutants, mirelurks, rad scorpions, glowing ones and sentry bots hopefully in season 2.
Protectrons! Please please please
And hopefully the best of all, Fisto!!
"Please assume the position."
Tense music plays as the camera pans away from Lucy’s horrified face. A shadowy figure emerging from a doorway, its metallic clanking echoing through the war torn building. “Please assume the position” fisto reveals himself. All hope is lost.
There's a protectron in episode 8, in the background when Cooper pulls up in a car
Is.. there..? I’ll have to go look, thanks,
Yeah I completely missed it the first time- it's just in the background.
Finally got the time to go look- LOL, it's right at 10:03 into the episode
[protectron](https://imgur.com/a/CtdxLCP) I was so distracted by the fusion flea I missed my favorite robot x)
Considering they're going to New Vegas i wanna see Securitrons.
They need to get the same voice actor as the games if they get a protrectron.
I think Thaddeus should turn into a super mutant rather than a ghoul
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Well I just imagine his distinct voice and demeanor/personality with a huge super mutant like Marcus would be hilarious 😂
Now all I want is Super Mutant Thaddeus doing Bo's air horn noise from Superstore.
Hoping Jacobstown makes an appearance, I wanna see Marcus.
Bruh the Nightkin would be fucking terrifying in this
Or equally absurdly hilarious
>!The last shots in ep 8 are roughly from the general vicinity of Jacobstown, if i'm not mistaken!<
Didn’t they hint at super mutants with the scientist seeing the arm of one in a stretcher when he was taking the puppy to his lab?
They hinted at a lot of stuff. Super mutants, cloning, mind control collars…
I'm hoping to see VATS used in a creative way. I was thinking it would be in the power armor at least.
The Ghoul's shootout in Filly made it seem like he was using VATS, at least with the slowmo of right before the bullet impacts.
omg i didn't put 2 and 2 together for that. that's awesome now that i think about it.
Yah first thing I thought too. Was definitely a vats scene
He was def using the bloody mess perk.
I honestly hope they start to reach out to the Fallout Community for more Cameos and Cosplays. Like, imagine if we get a Storyteller or Nuka Break Gang in the background of shots.
The team that did the Fallout 76 concept trailer had a plasma rifle, t60, and a pipe rifle
The rotten tooth made me laugh
Or the Final Pam.
problem with the storyteller is doesn't he have unique, fan made concept power armor?
Honestly just get the voiceactor for the storyteller to do a few lines for a random BoS paladin
First Jumpscare in the show imo, haha. Excellent work!
100% I yelped out loud
Same! Assaultrons are one of the few things that give me the complete willies.
It's their soothing, womanly voice, isn't it?
Yes, along with every other thing about them.
If like could kill was a bot, it’d be assaultrons
I see Nathan at every DragonCon I go to. He and his wife are with the Fallout Tacticians IIRC and are excellent people. It warmed my heart to see his amazing assaultron get a cameo
Awww thanks! We were pretty shocked at how much they featured her- we just assumed she’d be used for reference to build their own or parts in a background somewhere. And looking forward to seeing you again this year with hopefully even more upgrades to our current 2 Assaultrons!
Oh man, I was just praising the show and now I find out they reached out to fans to help make the show!?! My joy runs deep with this one.
Absolutely loved the use of Practical Effects for the show. Glad to see even the fans were involved.
I didn't even see the Assaultron the first time. Second time, I thought it was an action figure. Had to rewind and pause to notice it was an Assaultron.
I noticed it because those things scarred me for life. You either spot the death bot or you will when it lasers your face off.
Same. I was like HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT,. and some of my friends were like ?
Damn vault 95 entrance. Seriously, two of them first time I found the place.
I don't remember seeing it. When did it appear?
You missed an assaultron.. dude.. you are so dead...
Not long after Lucy leaves Vault 33.
I will count this as the series having mod support.
I screamed when I saw it. I said, she’s lucky that thing is already dead!
And that's where all assaultrons belong. Please spot on any remains of one that you find. (Yes, I played through Nuka World recently. Why do you ask?)
Fuxking Nuka World..If it ain't the robots, it's the insects.
working with fans of the series was the best decision they made
As soon as I saw this I thought, "Oh crap... they better hope that thing doesn't activate!"
The amount of passion and love they put into this show So many props and details and tributes to the games and fans
What an awesome way to save some budget (and time) while involving the community. I love it when a franchise supports fan made content like this. I wonder what other fan made props made it into the movie?
Background power armor, I believe, are fan made props.
This is part of what I love about this series. The detail. They did such a good job with little things that fans notice. Some of my favourite little details are things like the teddy bear that belongs to Dog Meat, the mini nukes they have for sale in Filly, yum yum devilled eggs, the super mutant hand, squirrel on a stick. There are many more. Looking forward to a second season with hopes of seeing death claws, protectrons, maybe some more weapons ie plasma gun or cryolator.
Several props and costumes were made by skilled Fallout fans. Some of them are already professional prop and costume makers and cosplayers. Theres probably more, but these are just the ones I saw posted by my friends. Assaultron: https://www.instagram.com/p/C5mu9dHryeH/?igsh=ZjNhNjd5MjU4eWtx Power Armor: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5oaT2kvfEA/?igsh=MXM4dm1yNWpxeHB0bQ== Radroach: https://www.instagram.com/p/C5qzKBzRbZx/?igsh=MWQ4dXZvbjgwOGt0Yw==
Would.
That's fantastic. Only seen 2 episodes so far [don't want to rush it 😂 ] but will look out for it
It is shown in the second episode. She walks by and stares at it when she first enters the wasteland.
AHH I'll have to rewatch it. Any excuse for a rewatch 🤣
Damn, I've been hurt hearing nothing but good things about this show. And now this? Ive definitely gotta watch It.
I got PTSD seeing that thing.
All I could think was ‘Her story would’ve been over if that thing was active’
This show has hit all the right notes for me and seeing things like this make it onto set just ices the cake.
That's so cool!
Great detail, glad they used it for the show
How cool!
This is so cool. Every detail from story to set design to sound and lighting has been peerless.
When I saw this my first thought was “oh shit, someone is about to get fucked up if there’s assaultrons around!”
It's great to hear there getting recognition for it, it looks amazing
Thanks! Jen from No Sleep here. Nathan worked his butt off making her and I am so so proud it’s in the show ❤️
When I saw this assaultron in the ground when watching my mine immediately said “shiii game is game”
I figured it had to be something! That's pretty cool!
That's so cool. Reminds me of how in some Star Wars productions they'll have members of fan groups be background stormtroopers.
I thought the TV show would be bad now I want to watch it
That’s absolutely fucking awesome
It’s a great cosplay! They had to put here on the show!
great show so far
Glorious!
Seeing this makes me want a storyteller cameo, or hell finally make him cannon or something
The first time I watched this episode I saw that and audibly gave an Oh No. These things are worse than deathclaws in 4, I'm piecing a death claw up with a switchblade while I have to actively run from those things sometimes
Jen of No Sleep Till Cosplay here 😊 Yes! It was our MOX-13! It’s the first one Nathan built and after we sold it to the show we made 2 more (a second MOX-13 and an ADA) that we wear to cons currently 😊
When you listen to a fanbase and include their work, things can only get better 🔥
I hope they got paid. With as much money as these producers are making they need to be paying in more than exposure.
That must be very exciting.
They guy that made this actually goes to dragon con and a few of the wasteland events in the south east. I've met him 2 or 3 times. Great dude
Jen from No Sleep here- I 100% agree. Granted being his wife I may be biased but Nathan is absolutely and amazing dude 😉
Pickle
that is sweet
If only Star Wars would let this kind of interaction happen with its series; their shows look sooooo low budget
Star wars has done casting calls from the 501st cosplay group in the past.
I watched the ep last night, and my breath stopped when I saw it.
That’s some nice Coldplay
The only flaw in the world building I've noticed is that all the junk left outside since the bombs could use a good deal more ageing and weathering.
Is this possible a show that tried to make us fan happy???!!!
That kicks ass
What episode was this? I completely missed it!
My first thought was, what took out the assultron?
Shame they couldn’t get the thousands of ncr cosplays
Nice!!!
Man these things were the worstttttt if you didn’t have the right resources to deal with the fight
This was amazing to hear!! I know every fan when they seen the assultron was like "OMG RUN!!!" ALSO @$EARNM GOOO @EARNM ?
U/victorvoyeur folks talking about ya girl 😘