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Making full Vault 13 "dungeon" set: wall and floor tiles, doors, computers, and all other stuff. It will be available in resin and in STLs!

Looks interesting. Look forward to seeing how it develops/prints.

Just a family trip across the wastelands. A new junk-cart with the cargo will be available soon.

Some progress with the classic vault set. The walls and floor tiles are completed too.

From a purely critical point of view on what you're showing, nice work!

BUT:

Given that Fallout is a licensed franchise owned by Bethesda (no stranger to courts), currently active (Modiphius hold the license for miniatures games right now) I'd be very, very careful with this.

To me it looks (unless you're working under license) like you're venturing rather close to C&D territory.

Keep the 50's nuke-punk aesthetic, sure, but I'd deviate from actually copying the designs for props from the game if I were you. Better to do this earlier on in developing the asset set, it's far less work to tweak.