Key Takeaways
- Fallout has a massive fanbase, seen through creative LEGO creations like a Brotherhood of Steel set.
- The Brotherhood of Steel has become a prominent part of the Fallout franchise in the Bethesda era.
A talented Fallout fan online has created an awesome LEGO set based on the franchise’s Brotherhood of Steel faction, including a large version of Liberty Prime. The Fallout franchise has plenty of recognizable iconography, but the Brotherhood of Steel is arguably the most iconic of all.
27 years after its initial debut, the Fallout franchise is arguably more popular than ever. It has endured several different eras, from the early days of Interplay to Bethesda’s recent efforts. With the release of the Fallout TV show earlier this year, the franchise made a successful jump to a new medium, exposing it to an entirely new audience. The franchise’s success has led to tons of awesome fan creations over the years. There was even one Fallout fan who created a neat set of Vault-Tec playing cards, paying tribute to the franchise in the real world.
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Redditor TheBlackShark_77 shared their custom Brotherhood of Steel LEGO set, which includes several Aspirants, Power Armor-wearing Brotherhood members, and one large version of Liberty Prime. It’s extremely impressive to see the details included here – Liberty Prime is even holding a small nuke, ready to be thrown at any individuals opposed to democracy. According to TheBlackShark_77, Liberty Prime, the Fallout Power Armor, Gatling laser, and Fat Man are all designs by other LEGO fans, although they have purchased the parts and built them themselves. However, the Assault Rifle, Mark 28 bombs, and Brotherhood Aspirants are all TheBlackShark_77 originals.
Fallout 4 Custom Brotherhood of Steel LEGO Set
Throughout Bethesda’s era of Fallout games, the Brotherhood of Steel has become the face of the franchise, almost serving as the “good guys” option for players in the main storylines. This focus has inevitably led to the faction gaining a sizable fanbase among the Fallout community, which in turn has meant that fans like to pay homage to it in interesting ways. Earlier this year, one Fallout fan made an impressive Brotherhood of Steel skateboard.
The wait goes on for any news about a potential mainline Fallout sequel. It certainly doesn’t seem like the game will be coming any time soon, especially given the ongoing development of The Elder Scrolls 6. It has been almost a decade since Fallout 4 was released, and even six years since Fallout 76, even if most wouldn’t consider that a mainline game. From what is known, it doesn’t seem as though Bethesda has changed its approach of alternating between IPs with each release, so it definitely looks as though players face a considerable wait for Fallout 5.
Fallout
Fallout is a franchise built around a series of RPGs set in a post-nuclear world, in which great vaults have been built to shelter parts of humankind. There are six main games, various spin-offs, tabletop games, and a TV series from Amazon Studios.