If not, then I'll figure something else out. I'll have to check out the local costume stores and see if this may lead me somewhere. And also add the circular metallic piece to the back of it. but if it's thick enough I think that might actually work, and I can just take a few of the doohickeys off and paint it silver so it looks less Batman-ish. LOL! BAAATMAAAAN! I'm not sure how tiny/thin it is since it's a child's belt. I was looking around online and thinking 'what the heck kind of belt even looks CLOSE to that?!' 'cause it's all technological-looking and such. The only things I need at the moment are a glove and also a belt. and iron-ons for the 101 on the collar and back, as well as boots (which I still need to spray-paint). I have everything else gathered for the outfit, save for the pieces for the Pip-Boy which I'll be working on sometime with a friend! I have all of the techno bits, though. because I am crap at making things symmetrical XD I used a compass to make the curvy lines. I don't think it turned out too badly save for a couple of little smudges outside the 'lines' that could easily be fixed. I tried out at least 3 different brands of paints, and some of them were more water-based and they absorbed right into the fabric. As far as paint quality goes, this was the best quality and the closest color in that particular variety. LOL! It was so cute though because Jeremy helped. I finally got to the store the other day with screenshots from the game and I compared every single tube of paint to the color of the stripes on the vault suit. it'll probably end up being a mesh of the concept art and in-game outfit. or less specifically, the Lone Wanderer ^_^ And I love my character so much that I wanted to cosplay her. I've played Fallout 3 for over 100 hours now (when I hit 101 hours I giggled, teehee) so yeah, safe to say that I'm pretty obsessed.

It was an early birthday gift from Jeremy because I am RIDICULOUSLY EXCITED to make this cosplay for Ohayocon. Headwear is found in articles of matching armor where possible.Haha okay so I've had this jumpsuit sitting in my dining room for almost a month now! Italics denote armors only available through add-ons. Raider wastehound helmet ( Boogeyman's hood).Raider arclight helmet ( Torcher's mask).Pre-War baseball cap ( kid's baseball cap, Takoma Park little leaguer cap).Chinese commando hat ( Hat of the People).Vault 101 utility jumpsuit ( Dad's wasteland outfit, modified utility jumpsuit).Vault jumpsuits ( child's Vault 101 jumpsuit, Vault 77 jumpsuit).Winterized Chinese jumpsuit ( General Jingwei's uniform).Scientist outfits ( Lab coat, Lesko's lab coat, The Surgeon's lab coat).

Kid's outfits ( Blast Off pajamas, kid's cave rat outfit, Mayor MacCready's outfit).Similar to the Chinese stealth armor's Chinese pistol glitch, the slave outfit's texture may glitch upward while reloading a scoped.Xbox 360 Sometimes when a black player character equips the outfit, they will have a white body, with only the head and neck being black.The add-on gives you the choice of either obtaining it from a dead slave in the slave pen located at the train tunnel or requesting one from Prosper himself. To make a bottle of Nuka Cola Quantum, buy any blue soda (Jones Berry Lemonade is closest in color), remove the label by. The tattered slave outfit can be obtained at the beginning of The Pitt, from a slave named Prosper. The worn slave outfit is identical to the tattered one, with the only difference being that is a dark brown color. If worn, when meeting Mex at The Pitt entrance, Mex will mistake you for a slave. Vault-Tec Lab Coat 00068CF3 Vault-Tec Security Armor 000821B4 Vault-Tec. They can be repaired with other copies of themselves or one of the various wasteland outfits (see infobox) and provide damage resistance of 2 as well as bonuses of 1 to Agility and Endurance. Athletic Outfit 000AF0E4 Atom Cats Jacket and Jeans 0014BF53.

The tattered and worn slave outfits are pieces of clothing worn by Pitt slaves in the Fallout 3 add-on The Pitt.

Vault 101 outfit