Highlights
- Fallout’s popularity surge has led one fan to create glass replicas of series items, such as a vault suit and Nuka-Cola.
- Community creativity is thriving post-Fallout TV show release, with fans sharing various tribute creations online.
A Fallout fan has made some awesome trinkets out of glass, paying tribute to many of the items from the games. The recent surge in interest in Fallout has seen the number of amazing fan creations increase of late.
After the recent release of the Fallout TV show, gamers everywhere have been hopping back into the games to relive their favorite wasteland memories. Some are going back to the classic Interplay titles, while others are revisiting the more recent Bethesda and Obsidian efforts. As a matter of fact, the entire Fallout series has received a player count boost in recent weeks, and it’s been awesome to see some new fans diving in for the first time, too.
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Redditor Howitzer_underfire shared the impressive Fallout trinkets, which show off a vault suit, fusion core, mini-nuke, Nuka-Cola, and a radioactive potato made entirely of glass. The level of detail here is amazing, and the glass on the Nuka-Cola in particular looks like it has been pulled directly from a Fallout game. Some in the thread even suggested sizing up the glass creations to make a full-size prop, with one user saying, “clearly you’re talented enough.” Despite making it clear that these Fallout creations are made of glass, a concerning number of users commented on how much they wanted to eat the small pieces. A few users even claimed that they looked like gummies, and with some items, they do have a point.
Fallout Glass Trinket Replicas
It’s been great to see the Fallout community come to life all over again after the release of the TV show. Fans all over have been sharing their amazing creations to pay tribute to the series, and there have been some incredible pieces so far. One Fallout fan even built an awesome Mr. Handy out of LEGO, showing amazing creativity to bring one of the series’ most iconic robots to life.
Of everything to come from the recent popularity of Fallout, one thing stands out above the rest. It was recently revealed that Bethesda wants to release games at a quicker rate, a statement possibly led by the current discourse about a new Fallout title. With The Elder Scrolls 6 currently in the works at Bethesda, at the studio’s current rate, players will likely be looking at a new Fallout game in the 2030s, at least. This will be far too late to capitalize on the hype of the Fallout TV show, even if it runs for many seasons in the future. These recent comments will be music to the ears of gamers who want Bethesda to improve its output going forward, and offer hope that a new Fallout game could be on the way in this decade, after all.
