You have no chance to survive, make your time!   

 

 

 

Here's the Fallout: Wasteland Warfare version of The Ghoul, played by Walton Goggins in the Fallout television show. For once, I'm c...

  Here are a couple of cobbled-together post-apocalyptic road signs, along with some miniatures for scale. Drybrushing the raised letters re...

When nuclear holocaust was humanity's greatest fear, a handful of key films explored what effect a nuclear war might have on civilizatio...

Death Train (David Jackson, 1993; also known as Detonator in some territories) is better than I expected. A low-budget thriller made for TV...

Earlier this afternoon I assembled a Sentry Bot miniature from Fallout: Wasteland Warfare. This model is made of resin, which allows for gre...

Since the mid 1970s, I've experienced a number of recurring nightmares that cycle through time. One of those is my first nuclear nightm...

This guy has a lot of talent, imagination, and patience. 

I've been rediscovering my love of Lego for a few years now, but only this weekend did I finally break free of instructions to try my...

Looks like Bethesda is skipping Fallout 5 through 75 and jumping straight to Fallout 76! Word in the Wasteland has it this'll be an MM...

This is the way the world ends - This is the way the world ends - This is the way the world ends - Not with a bang, but a tweet

I finished painting the Fallout board game miniatures I featured here a couple of days ago. You may not see much difference, but I added...

Works in progress: miniatures for the Fallout board game. I wish there had been a character in a Vault suit; maybe in the inevitable exp...

The long sleep ends now Exit the vault, gun in hand Into the wastelands

Long-time readers will know that I'm a huge fan of the various Fallout computer role playing games. I'm thrilled that soon there wi...

Our species' hold on civilization is tenuous. On some level, every human being knows we live on the edge of disaster, but we carry o...