February day on the Brooklyn waterfront, and the world is ending. A dusting of snow powders the makeshift walkway through the rubble stacked high. Underneath, shanties made of scrap flex and creak with each step. Directly ahead, the disembodied nose of a commercial airliner dangles from the roof of a junkyard saloon. All over town, bullet casings pepper the dirt among the ruins of whatever life was once here. This is a place of violence.
Moving on from the atrium, the rest of the vault very much resembles the look and feel of the game. The aluminum-clad corridors lead to individual rooms, with guillotine doors — many of which actually work — including vault-dweller homes with a retro-futuristic aesthetic, a med bay, and a room that previously served as a makeshift prison cell.Fallout
Equal parts frontier town and junkyard , the set houses an almost overwhelming amount to see. Cummings designed it as a combination of, it’s a center of commerce that shows how society evolved in this new world. It bears all the hallmarks of the game’s post-apocalyptic take on the West: a supply shop fallen into disrepair, an old-timey saloon with a neon Nuka-Cola billboard off to the side, and even a barber/dentist sign that reads, “We buy teeth.
For the show, the Pip-Boys are frames that house iPhones, built with a custom app that allow the actors to interact with the computer in real time. That wasn’t always an easy process, however, according to Purnell.