I’m really glad I’m not in the wasteland. I’m a real child of the convenience age. Even without the whole turning-into-a-ghoul thing, the Fallout <a href="https://comicvibe.com/ghost-meets-gal-anime-joins-cardfight-vanguard-universe/” title=”Ghost Meets Gal! Anime Joins Cardfight!! Vanguard Universe”>universe is pretty unsafe. If I had to, like if someone made me, I’d probably just want to spend my whole time in the power armor of the Brotherhood of Steel. Cocoon yourself in metal. Until that time that the world actually ends, at least you can live out your wasteland dreams thanks to Trick Or Treat Studios, fine purveyors of top quality masks from pop culture. Now you can get a Brotherhood Power Armor helmet of your own! Take an exclusive look at the helmet below.
This thing is gorgeous. Designed as a “true collector’s item,” this officially licensed Power Armor helmet combines an imposing, display-worthy build with interactive details inspired by the world of Fallout. This helmet is fully wearable and just as massive as you’d expect. (Well, maybe not AS massive, but pretty darn big.) It measures 12″ tall and 16″ deep, so certainly big enough for most people’s heads.
It looking good would probably be enough for most people, but the coolness doesn’t stop there. The helmet features a magnetic, removable viewfinder and touch-activated lighting in the headlamp and visor eyes. Its battery compartment is cleverly concealed within the side detailing to preserve the authentic look of the design. It requires two AAA batteries.
The helmet comes in a collector’s box in case you want to display rather than wear. The helmet will launch Friday, July 24, exclusively at trickortreatstudios.com for $199.99. This limited edition is restricted to just 1,000 pieces. So, you and 999 of your closest Brotherhood friends can go out on the town together. It’s the kind of thing a cosplayer or collector can use to really make an impact.
Kyle Anderson is the Senior Editor for Nerdist. He hosts the weekly pop culture deep-dive podcast Laser Focus. You can find his film and TV reviews here. Follow him on Letterboxd.
