The Automated Man chips, or as we call them Robbie's Mindblowers, were fun to design. Thanks to high resolution images clipped from the show I was able to CAD up the design, then scale them to the real metal antenna. These also come with special adhesive dots that keep them in place for 8+ hours!

This Red Rocket Keychain is my take on the 76 bag flair, and a handier rocket to put in your pocket than the one atop the coolant station! 😅

These classic style Plasma Grenades are made with real steel rods as the impact triggers and feature green glow in the dark filament in all the locations they glow in-game.

The Red Rocket! For those who demand their own icon of commonwealth coolant stations, this giant model stands over a foot tall! Lovingly distressed, as most of our products.

The Alien Blaster is one of my favorite weapons from the entire series. When I had the chance to recreate it in glowing blue filament and a sleek pewter shell, I had to!

This 10mm in Nuka Cola livery was a wild idea I had shortly before the convention, and managed to pull it off with literally hours to spare. In the future, it will also feature a stencil of the Nuka Cola logo.

This sparkly, golden 10mm is a further iteration on the design I did for Mojave Mayhem last November, inspired by the Pimp Boy 3 Billion. While lacking the rhinestones of that version, this one is printed partially in glitter-infused filament for, if anything, an even sparklier result!

This one is for my Feral Cools. IYKYK

Ah, the YK32 Pulse Pistol. Top of the line in personal energy weapons , with classic styling from the Yuma Flats Energy Consortium. Arguably, one of the most Aesthetic weapons in the series. The blue part of the sight is made from translucent blue filament, and the rest is printed in shiny silver.

The NV/3 style frag grenades are some of my favorite throwables in New Vegas, and I modified the original files which had an unfortunate tendency to break so that the grenade spoons are held on by magnets. Not only won't they break, they're a lot more fun to pretend you pulled the pin on!

The Fusion Core. Whether you need to run a generator for 200 years or a suit of power armor for 15 minutes, the Fusion Core is for you! Lovingly weathered, each core takes nearly 72 hours to print, and then must be processed and painted. The screw holding the red latch on the top are real steel!

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Literally a publication for eight-year olds 40 years ago

So is anyone gonna draw Kevin from Home Alone crucifying Harry, Marv, or that bitch ass Uncle he had? Too niche?

Well looky here! Our good pal @shanebaconstrip.bsky.social has done it again!

Well, we're a *bit* early for the Resource Wars, but I suppose we're getting Fallout 5 sooner than I thought...

@naiwal.bsky.social Pretty sure this says 'I am Naiwal'...

Merry Christmas, from Atlas Omnicorp! New products coming soon!

SMALL ENERGY CELLS! The hardest part of making these is obtaining a metallic copper filament that looks just right. Fortunately, their size and relative simplicity means they can be offered at a lower cost, which means more people get to go home with more wonderful Atlas Omnicorp products.

"Remember, no returns, exchanges, or death threats." --Daisy, Fallout 4.

FALLOUT FAN CELEBRATION 2025! A collection of photos documenting the wasteland adventures of Atlas Omnicorp and company.

Atlas and associates enjoying THE WORLD OF FALLOUT at the National Atomic Testing Museum!

The Atlas Omnicorp vendor village booth in Goodsprings during #falloutfancelebration2025 ⚛️

VAULT-TEC SIGN! An homage to the pre-War defense corporation that designed and implemented Fallout’s famous vaults, complete with hanging holes in the corners. Fairly quick and easy to print! I think the version with the gold filament came out best, but folks appreciated the variety of options.

FISHBONE KEYCHAIN! These are surprisingly tricky to print cleanly, but I really like the way they move. May do some in the glow filament for variety sake….

ROBCO KEYCHAIN! Flat-split brass rings and CRT-green filament in the lettering for a true monochrome look. Product photos taken by @zamdanga.substack.com (LindsaysFallout on Instagram) in Goodsprings during #falloutfancelebration2025 - #pioneerfallout2025 #fallout #3dprinted

MED-X! Med-X is a consumable item that first appears in Fallout 3. Future iterations will have a spring loaded plunger, and adapting the product into a functional pen is also being considered—there were a lot of requests!

HOLOTAPES - CLEAN AND DIRTY! These are based on the design from Fallouts 1, 2, and New Vegas. The reels and tape guides spin, and real tape can be put on the reels on request. Painting the wasteland (dirty) version takes about 20 hours to paint per unit.

MINI-NUKES! While Mini-Nukes were introduced in the non-canon Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, they have since become a staple of the franchise. These are really fun to make—the bodies take a while to print, and the painting is time-consuming...

DYNAMITE! While dynamite in some form or another appears in most Fallout games, this is an original design, down to the stencil. New and improved this year—they're actually round!

JET - DIRTY OR CLEAN! Jet is a consumable item that has appeared in the frachise since Fallout 2. I scaled these to the Fallout 2 model, closer to the size of an asthma inhaler than the oversized 3D version. (A lot of my designs are based on the classic games.)

MICROFUSION CELLS! This prop is inspired by microfusion cells as they appear in Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76. It’s based on a combination of two different designs (in order to create the screw top container).

CLASSIC MICROFUSION CELLS! Completely designed by me from the ground up, based on the Fallout 2 design. Fun fact— though the positive terminal would be on the right in our world, they're reversed in the Fallout ‘verse. There's some dispute as to their size, given that they power both guns and cars.

CLASSIC MICROFUSION CELLS! Completely designed by me from the ground up, based on the Fallout 2 design. Fun fact— though the positive terminal would be on the right in our world, they're reversed in the Fallout ‘verse.

ART DECO SCULPTURE HEAD! Ripped from the game files, these heads can be seen across the wasteland, on the sides of buildings, as statuary and even buried deep under a certain quarry… Made with blue marble PLA to give it a more sculpted look.

10MM PISTOL! This prop replica is inspired by the 10mm pistol as it appears in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, in a military green style inspired by the classic game Combat Armor and Mr. Gutsy - metallic olive drab and matte black.

10MM PISTOL! This prop replica is inspired by the 10mm pistol as it appears in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. Each one takes roughly 60 hours of print time, plus 10 hours for multicolor. I call this one ‘Atom.’ It pairs with ‘Eve’, a black-on-silver version which I sold last year.

10MM PISTOL! This prop replica is inspired by the 10mm pistol as it appears in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. Each one takes roughly 60 hours of print time. I call this version Batman.

LI’L DEVIL! The Li'l Devil is a unique weapon in the Fallout: New Vegas DLC Gun Runners' Arsenal.

GLOWING FUNGUS! These replicas, based on the Glowing Fungus found in Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76, are made from glow in the dark filament, and printed 6-8 inches tall.

I know in my heart there's a good joke here. Vincent Price in Power Armor?

Well this needs to become a thing

@wesjohnson.bsky.social Thanks again!

So much inspiration at the Atomic Museum! Mmm... Analog...

I'm looking at this Obsidian post and recognizing people's Caps... It's wild!

Thank you. #FalloutNewVegas #FalloutFanCelebration

Stay classy, New Vegas... Until next year!