^Exactly! I do feel that some elements have been made more palatable to the modern viewer (ie, no seashells in the bathroom or houses that are entirely pink... or, god forbid, the dreaded carpeted tops for toilet seats), but it’s pretty obvious what type of era the world of Fallout is set in both before and after the bombs dropped, especially in FO4, which is one of my favorite things about the game.

I quite like that seashell sink :(

Since the interior looks the same as the outside, I question the insulation of such a house. Are there two layers of steel with insulation in between or are those tiles in the interior literally just the flip-side of the same tiles from the exterior? Even still, steel is not known for its insulative properties...

not everybody's in the same boat as I am, but I grew up in a neighbourood that was originally entirely those types of homes, so by the time I was a kid there were still quite a few in the area, and still are to this day (though some have since been re-sided, or re-roofed, but the exterior layout still remains)

Huh, the more you know. Never saw this sorta thing before.

Wow these are cool! I never knew that's why 50s homes were shiny! They're made out of metal.

I'd never seen homes like this, that's pretty cool :) When I saw that yellow house I thought it was a screenshot of Fallout 4 for a second lol

This is awesome! I had no idea!

Looks like this was where they got the design idea for the homes in Fallout 4. The colors, block walls. Even the cabinet in the kitchen photo looks exactly like the pocket doors in Fallout.

Just found out about this the other day, heh. Still a very intersting factiod to find out about.