The perfect Fallout atmosphere packed into one house.
The entire world has been burning with Fallout fever since the series premiered on Amazon Prime Video, which – understandably – has already been ordered to continue. We have reason to look forward to the next episode, as the creators recently told us that they are preparing for the second season with many exciting things, they did not shoot everything during the first stage.
Of course, the series also inspired the members of the machine building community, who sometimes put together quite amazing builds – it’s worth entering and scrolling through one of the most popular Facebook groups for PC builders, you can run into real specialties. Without pretending to be complete, we would like to highlight one of these, which was put together by a gentleman named Jarno Kotavuopio, and about this process the PCGamesN he questioned him properly.
Kotavuopio said that the design and construction were extremely complex and took two months. He brought certain parts to life with a 3D printer, while special painting also required special tools. The machine was based on a Cooler Master Stryker housing, with an analog clock on the side that shows the outside temperature.
The built machine also features a lot of unique hardware, including a Vault-Tec themed graphics card and a Pip-Boy style CPU cooling pump unit. Kotavuopio said that he created these elements with TinkerCAD, a free online 3D modeling program, and then brought them to life with the help of a 3D printer.
Of course, the setup was accompanied by a unique keyboard-mouse combo, and of course the Fallout-themed mouse pad and chair, which were also individually designed and designed by Kotavuopio.
The end result is really quite impressive – you can see it in the gallery below.
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