Fallout 3 Armor Models
Great stuff here.. came across these Fallout 3 powered armor suits, from a guy named Vampyredh. I cleaned them up some, and since I’ll probably never actually make them.. here, have fun.
http://www.vrogy.net/cad/fallout3_teslaarmor.c4d
http://www.vrogy.net/cad/fallout3_teslaarmor.dxf
http://www.vrogy.net/cad/fallout3_enclave.c4d
http://www.vrogy.net/cad/fallout3_enclave.dxf
http://www.vrogy.net/cad/fallout3_powerarmor.c4d
http://www.vrogy.net/cad/fallout3_powerarmor.dxf
December 12th, 2008 at 2:15 pm
Once I learn how to take models like this and unfold them I will work these. Also note that in the game the ‘Vault Dweller’ has the Pip Boy 3000 on the left arm yet all these models appear to have it on the right arm. No matter because you can flip the model and have things come out the way you need in the end.
December 16th, 2008 at 2:10 pm
Ha!
It crash Pep Designer 3!
Ha!
December 16th, 2008 at 2:44 pm
Heh, yeah. You should open up each and pull out the parts you want to put into pep separately, it’s split up into pretty clean sections of geometry.
December 29th, 2008 at 5:53 pm
Posted this up on Flickr this morning, thought the people who’re after them are more likely to look here.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30550855@N02/3147814639/
Use however you want, I just ripped all the crap off and pepped it for a friend.
Nice work on cleaning up the models, Vrogy, much nicer than what I had to work with (probably the same source models, I think). I don’t think I’ll make the suit but I know someone who might be interested, just need to find the time to convert them in Pepakura.
January 20th, 2009 at 10:24 am
Belakor you are so totally my hero right now. I am going to print these out and start making this armor. I was trying to make this on my own, but I have to experience in 3D modeling as Vrogy here will tell you. If you need help let me know I will do what I can.
Heading to the printer now.