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<p>Today, <a href="http://www.pamedia.com/" target="_self">Post Apocalyptic Media</a> posted a very nice <a href="http://www.vfs.com/showcase.php?id=7&ca ... ect_id=816" target="_self">reel</a> of special effects from the <a href="http://www.vfs.com/index.php" target="_self">Vancouver Film School</a> wich includes (what appears to be) their rendition of a Fallout-Style soldier in Power Armor (actually, the PA looks almost identical to that of Fallout). </p><p>Any ways, it all looks really cool and it makes me think... If <a href="http://www.bethsoft.com/" target="_self">Bethesda</a> ccould conjour up images like this for a 3D Fallout 3, would I enjoy it? Bet yer ass I would... Well, as long as the game play was as equally impressive.</p><p>Spotted @ <a href="http://www.pamedia.com/">Post Apocalyptic Media</a></p>
That's pretty freaking cool. It's definitely Fallout power armor, as evidenced by the Brotherhood of Steel insignia on the shoulder (you can see it quite plainly in the Soldier Rotation part of the clip).
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The artwork for "After the bomb book 6: Mutants in Orbit" is identical to that on a binder I had when I was in elementary school. Incidentially the release date, 1994, is about the right time. As for the picture, it was cool.
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