New Fallout TV series set photos show iconic Red Rocket gas station
The rocket itself hasn’t been built yet, and the Red Rocket sign is still wrapped in plastic… but you can still see it.
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We’re excited for the upcomingFallout TV seriesfrom Amazon Studios, and even though production just started in July of last year we find ourselves wishing there was more to see than just thesingle official screenshotthat’s been released so far.
Wish granted! A set being built in New York was spotted by another eager Fallout fan.J Carson on Twitterfound a filming location still under construction and posted some great photos of it. Even better, it’s none other than an iconic Red Rocket filling station.
“Drive in, Fly out!”— Company sloganRed Rocket Corp,simply known as Red Rocket, was a pre-War company that operated a nationwide chain of filling stations for automobiles, characteristic for their Raygun Gothic architecture. More to come. pic.twitter.com/AVg8gBsWkdJanuary 23, 2023
In Bethesda’s Fallout games Red Rocket was a chain of filling stations offering gasoline, diesel, and fusion (many pre-war cars in the Fallout universe were atomic-powered). In Fallout 4, the Red Rocket truck stop can be converted into a settlement, and in Fallout 76 there are about a half-dozen Red Rockets you can find around the map. They make great landmarks and are typically full of useful loot.
It’s cool to get confirmation that a portion of the show will take place in or around a Red Rocket. Clearly the set isn’t complete yet, and the proverbial red rocket itself has yet to be added to the rooftop (unless that’ll be done with CG). But even with the sign still wrapped in plastic, you can clearly see the letters spelling Red Rocket. Also, you can just make out the faded red letters on a couple of the pumps.
It looks pretty close to some of the many Red Rocket locations we’ve seen in Fallout games. For comparison, here’s one from Fallout 4 located near Sanctuary Hills and Vault 111, followed by photo of the set below.
J Carson has posted a bunch photos of the set you can viewon Twitter, and we hope to see some more as the work continues. Somehow I doubt the production crew will allow people to snap pictures when the actors arrive to start filming, but hopefully it won’t be too much longer before we get some official photos or maybe even the show’s first teaser trailer.
I thought for sure the “rocket” might be up today but sadly not. So fun seeing it come alive. Building the set “Red Rocket” for the upcoming Fallout,a post-apocalyptic tv series developed for Amazon.@VisitNyack @BethesdaStudios @GameSpot @eurogamer @Fallout @PrimeVideo pic.twitter.com/4Wi1ZPFjy8January 24, 2023
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