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I had these mostly done but set them aside for a bit, so I figured I should get them finished.

Before the war, Los Angeles was a sprawling city with an extensive road network; nearly a century after the bombs fell the roads had fallen into disrepair, and the desert began to reclaim parts of the city, but surviving motor vehicles, if they can be coaxed into operation, remain a viable means of navigating the ruins.

The Regulators are the lawmen/guardians of Adytum, one of the larger and better organized settlements in the Angel's Boneyard, and use motorcycles and other vehicles to patrol the town perimeter and occasionally launch attacks on nearby raider groups (and others). The patrol bike shown here is a salvaged ex-LAPD vehicle, as is much of their equipment, including the riot helmet and shotgun carried as stowage. The original police livery largely remains, although the Adytum symbol has been sprayed over the light pods on the rear fairing.

The Followers of the Apocalypse bike is a mobile missionary unit, letting a single trained rider operate as a mobile field medic/doctor and teacher of valuable medical and technical skills to remote, outlying communities.

The Children of the Cathedral use bikes as couriers of important messages or other high value items between their headquarters at the Cathedral, the Mariposa Military Base, and their various local infiltration operations (such as their medical facility in the Hub). A courier on a motorcycle could easily outrun most pursuers, and should the small safe be tampered with by unauthorized parties, a built-in incendiary device would destroy the contents; the true, secret, nature of the Cathedral's activities must be kept hidden at all costs. The riders would obviously be chosen from the Cathedral's more trusted human operatives, as a supermutant could never hope to ride a motorcycle.

So Fallout 1 for you this time. I'd kind of hope they'd revisit LA as a setting at some point; there's a ton of potential but what we saw in FO1 was very limited (for technical and practical reasons). Previously:

Description
I had these mostly done but set them aside for a bit, so I figured I should get them finished.

Before the war, Los Angeles was a sprawling city with an extensive road network; nearly a century after the bombs fell the roads had fallen into disrepair, and the desert began to reclaim parts of the city, but surviving motor vehicles, if they can be coaxed into operation, remain a viable means of navigating the ruins.

The Regulators are the lawmen/guardians of Adytum, one of the larger and better organized settlements in the Angel's Boneyard, and use motorcycles and other vehicles to patrol the town perimeter and occasionally launch attacks on nearby raider groups (and others). The patrol bike shown here is a salvaged ex-LAPD vehicle, as is much of their equipment, including the riot helmet and shotgun carried as stowage. The original police livery largely remains, although the Adytum symbol has been sprayed over the light pods on the rear fairing.

The Followers of the Apocalypse bike is a mobile missionary unit, letting a single trained rider operate as a mobile field medic/doctor and teacher of valuable medical and technical skills to remote, outlying communities.

The Children of the Cathedral use bikes as couriers of important messages or other high value items between their headquarters at the Cathedral, the Mariposa Military Base, and their various local infiltration operations (such as their medical facility in the Hub). A courier on a motorcycle could easily outrun most pursuers, and should the small safe be tampered with by unauthorized parties, a built-in incendiary device would destroy the contents; the true, secret, nature of the Cathedral's activities must be kept hidden at all costs. The riders would obviously be chosen from the Cathedral's more trusted human operatives, as a supermutant could never hope to ride a motorcycle.

So Fallout 1 for you this time. I'd kind of hope they'd revisit LA as a setting at some point; there's a ton of potential but what we saw in FO1 was very limited (for technical and practical reasons). Previously: