Red Rocket Preserved:

Red Rocket stops were an iconic feature of pre-war life in the United States,  evolving from simple gas filling stations to offer a wide range of services including fusion and coolant refilling services, following the widespread adoption of these technologies in 2066. 

Strangely, this surviving example seems to have been preserved in its entirety, its roof and walls still  standing as if untouched by the ravages of time and life in the wasteland. Who knows what lurks inside its gleaming  exterior, valuable resources like food, chemicals or stims, or perhaps an ambush from denizens that do not wish to be disturbed? Its story is yours to tell, in this intriguing new 3D printed terrain feature.

Red Rocket

Front Window

Inner Corner x 2

Inner Wall x 2

Left Wall x 2

Optional Shop Front

Right Wall x 2

Rocket

Rocket Girder x 2

Roof x 8

Signage x 2

Dressing

Cart

Diagnostic Cart

Gas Pump

Tool Chest

Tool Rack

Workshop Cabinet x 4

Red Rocket Ruined:

Sadly, this surviving example has fallen on hard times, it’s walls ailing, its roof caved in, worn down and fallen into disrepair by the passage of time and the deprivations of life in the wasteland. Who knows what lurks inside its shabby exterior, valuable resources like food, chemicals or stims, or perhaps an ambush from denizens that do not wish to be disturbed? Its story is yours to tell, in this intriguing new 3D printed terrain feature.

Please see images for further details: this 3D print file contains STLs for the following:

Outer Corner

Ruined Canopy

Ruined Door Frame

Ruined Door Wall

Ruined Double Junction

Ruined Inner Corner

Ruined Inner Wall

Ruined Rocket

Ruined Rocket Girder

Ruined Rubble A

Ruined Rubble B

Ruined Signage

Ruined Single Junction Wall

Ruined Small Wall

Ruined Window

Sanctuary Hill House:

Constructed in the mid to late 2070s, Sanctuary Hills was a small suburb of the larger town of Concord, which was built on a small island reached by a wooden footbridge and made up of some 14 prefabricated homes.  In the aftermath of the Great War, the conurbation was abandoned and became neglected with many of the homes collapsing due to the ravages of time and becoming nests for pests like radroaches and bloatflies. This surviving example is typical of the dilapidated houses in Sanctuary Hills and comes with detailed interior dressing and the option to 3D print its removable roof.

Please see images for further details: this 3D print file contains STLs for the following:

Walls and Supports

Door

Elbow Pylon x 5

Half Wall x 5

Half Wall Female

Half Wall M + F

Internal Door

Pylon x 2

Internal Wall x 5

PYLON x 3

T-Junction Pylon x3

House Wall x 10

Window x 5

X-Junction Pylon x 3

Optional Roof

Plank x 4

Roof x 7

Dressing

Bed

Chair

Coffee Table x 2

Couch

Crib

Dresser

Dryer

Girder

Kitchen Counter

Kitchen Cupboard

Kitchen components x 5

Shower x 4

Stool

Toilet Seat

TV

Washer

Please note: this is an STL ONLY for 3D printing and not the physical product. Requires a 3D printer and knowledge of 3D printing to use.

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