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Fallout “Vaulter” Cosplay Biometric Sensors

by VanOaksProps

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Length
10:54
Views
10,991
Published
Apr 2024

What this video covers

Inspired by the Fallout TV series, the creator designs, 3D prints, and finishes a set of biometric sensor props to complete a Vault Dweller cosplay. The video walks through the full workflow from digital modeling to print cleanup, priming, and chrome finishing. A custom downloadable 3D model is available through the creator's Etsy store for viewers who want to replicate the build.

Key takeaways

  • Full pipeline covered: 3D modeling, resin printing, and multi-stage paint finishing
  • Chrome paint options are compared, giving viewers flexible material choices
  • A ready-to-print model file is available for purchase, lowering the barrier to entry
  • Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra resin printer is featured as the production tool (sponsor-furnished)
  • Focused on screen-accurate detail to complement a complete Vault jumpsuit costume

Who this is for

Cosplayers and prop makers who are fans of the Fallout franchise and want to add screen-accurate wearable accessories to a Vault Dweller costume using a resin 3D printer.

Tools mentioned

  • Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra resin printer
  • airbrush

Materials mentioned

  • sandable filler primer
  • satin granite spray paint
  • Alcladd Aqua Gloss Clear
  • Alumaluster chrome
  • Spazstix mirror chrome
  • Allclad II chrome
  • Molotow chrome marker

⚠ Safety notes

Resin printing and spray painting require adequate ventilation and appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and a respirator.

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