Kệ trưng bày Fallout 33 Vault Door Shelf Display

A super nerdy homage to the vault door shown between vault 33 and 32 in the Amazon Prime series, featuring a bunch of easter eggs hidden around it. 

Finished size: 230mm W x 100mm D x 215mm H

The version shown in the pictures was printed in Protopasta iron-fill PLA, rusted using their instructions, and painted using basic yellow and white acrylic paint. The weathered look was a lot of fun and looks absolutely legitimate like it was straight out of the series.

The base is printed in Protopasta Blue Glass Fiber HTPLA, which is the absolute perfect vault dweller blue!

The "33" badge was printed in Protopasta brass-fill PLA, and highly polished with their polishing sheets.

However, any colour PLA will work as well.

Protopasta Iron-fill PLA:
https://proto-pasta.com/products/magnetic-iron-pla

Protopasta Brass-fill PLA:
https://proto-pasta.com/products/brass-metal-composite-htpla

Protopasta Blue Glass Fiber HTPLA:
https://proto-pasta.com/products/blue-glass-fiber-htpla?_pos=34&_fid=9988f5a32&_ss=c

Protopasta Polishing Paper Set:
https://proto-pasta.com/products/polishing-paper-set?_pos=14&_sid=221fdeb47&_ss=r

Protopasta rusting instructions:
https://proto-pasta.com/blogs/how-to/17590348-improved-rusting-method-for-iron-prints

If you intend on following the rusting method, I highly recommend using an art fixative spray on the rusted parts once finished. The bare rust finish gradually continues and slowly flakes and falls, and using an artwork fixative spray (used for charcoal or pencil art) seems to hold onto the surface without leaving a wet or discoloured look that clear sealants do (such as clear spray coats for paint). 

Construction
The display has been broken up into all individual elements for ease of printing in different colours/materials. And for aging and painting before assembly. 

The entire assembly is glued together.