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Fallout 5 be damned, this LEGO Fallout is stunning
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Published 11:15 3 Jan 2025 GMT

Fallout 5 be damned, this LEGO Fallout is stunning

Shut up and take my money

Lewis Parker

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Featured Image Credit: Bethesda, LEGO

Topics: Bethesda, Fallout, Lego

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Fans are clearly starting to get restless waiting for Bethesda to release Fallout 5, so they’ve decided to take matters into their own hands by building some custom LEGO Fallout models of their own.

The latest of these creations comes from a Reddit user by the name of IzElzzie, who recently uploaded their own custom Fallout 4 Vault Atrium model to the r/Fallout subreddit.

This isn’t their only Fallout-inspired creation however, as they’ve also created a whole bunch of LEGO mini-models for several weapons you can find in Fallout 4, such as the Flamer, the Gatling Laser, the Fat Man, and the Ripper.

Gotta say, the Laser Musket is my absolute favourite though. I don’t know why but, the design just translates super well. This one basically looks official to me.

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IzElzzie isn’t the only one to take a swing at combining Fallout and LEGO however, as there clearly seems to be a lot of crossover between the two communities.

You can find most of these MOCs (LEGO community shorthand for “My Own Creation”) over on Rebrickable, where folks upload their custom LEGO creations for products that they’d like to see on the market.

I think probably the most famous LEGO Fallout model on there is the Mister Handy build, and it’s pretty easy to see why. Considering these folks are using LEGO bricks from other random sets to make these, I’d honestly think that one is a real LEGO build at first glance.

There are several other popular ones though, such as the Fallout Red Rocket Truck Stop model, the X-01 Power Armor model, and even the Working Fallout Vault model.

As of now, there (unfortunately) aren’t any plans for an official LEGO x Fallout crossover… but seeing how popular these builds are, it’s kind of a wonder that there aren’t.

Look, I’m just saying this stuff would clearly sell like hotcakes. Also, I want a LEGO Vertibird to stick on my shelf.

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