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"Another settlement needs your help, I'll mark it on your map."
I love the building mode in Fallout 4 (see also my video on YT) and always wanted to translate this into Lego. I started with the shack in the middle and a fence. Then I decided the fence should go all the way around and everything should be modular, and things escalated quickly. After almost a year the MOC is finished.
This build is fully modular based on 8x8 dimensions, and 4x8 for the border. The sections are connected with pins for easy rearrangement. All items are replica's from the game, except for the concrete barrier and wooden spiked barrier. To prevent a boring build, there are no duplicate structures (only the small wooden fences as the game only has a few). For this reason I added the bus as a 'fence'. The bus is 7 studs wide and has many round shapes which was quite challenging.
The build contains 3708 parts.
Instruction available at Rebrickable
Another Fallout MOC for you today: a Nuka-Cola machine, specifically patterned after the ones that appear in Fallout 4. It even has a function: the cooler door hinges open and a bottle of Nuka-Cola fits inside! Free instructions are available on my Rebrickable.
I'm super excited for Fallout 76 so I built a life-size Pip-Boy 2000 MK VI out of LEGO!
It's designed to be wearable and I've tried to recreate the in-game version as accurately as possible. Check it out in more detail at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AnRw7tPshA
Vault dwellers from the Fallout games. From right to left: a Vault security guard as seen in Fallout 3, a female Vault dweller, the Vault Dweller protagonist of the original Fallout game in his classic armored jumpsuit, and finally the iconic Vault Boy who appears on all of the Vault advertisements and the Pip Boy computers.
Fallout 4 • ReShade • Console commands for FOV, Camera
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