It seems the iconic Red Rocket station will be featured in the show
With thesuccessof HBO’s adaptation ofThe Last of Us, the future forgame-to-TV adaptationsis looking brighter than ever. We don’t have a ton of info on Amazon’sFalloutseries as of yet, but based on my optimism and some unofficial photos of the set that have leaked on Twitter, it looks like this series will at least have the set design to contend with some of the greats that have come before it. A fan who goes by J Carson on Twitter found the show’s set still under construction in New York and was able to snap a whole series of photos, which feature the real-life replica ofFallout‘s famed Red Rocket filling station.
Building the set “Red Rocket” for the upcoming Fallout,a post-apocalyptic tv series developed for Amazon Prime and is based on the role-playing video game franchise.@VisitNyack@BethesdaStudios@pcgamer@GameSpot@eurogamer@Fallout@PrimeVideopic.twitter.com/zXBLvBHBZs
— Jeffrey Carson (@jcarson_nyack)July 01, 2025
You can see in the photos that the Red Rocket sign is still covered in plastic, and J Carson mentions that the rocket itself hasn’t been built as of the taking of the photos — there’s also a chance it won’t be built at all if they plan on adding it in post. Through the wheelbarrows and construction lifts, you can start to get a sense of what the station will look like in the final show. As a fan of retro futurism myself, I kind of wish all of our gas stations looked like this, minus the rust and wreckage.
“Drive in, Fly out!”— Company sloganRed Rocket Corp,simply known as Red Rocket, was a pre-War company that operated a nationwide chain of filling stations for automobiles, characteristic for their Raygun Gothic architecture. More to come.pic.twitter.com/AVg8gBsWkd
— Jeffrey Carson (@jcarson_nyack)Jun 21, 2025
As for any screenshots from the upcomingFalloutseries, we only haveone official imageso far — it features two figures in Vault suits with the number 33 on the back looking toward another figure silhouetted in the illuminated opening of a Vault door. These fan photos are the first we’re seeing of the show’s take on the wastelands, but even in its unfinished form, the Red Rocket has me hyped up for the series all over again. The show is set to go into productionsometime this yearafter having secured its showrunners and a director for the premiere, so it’s only a matter of time before we get some more details on what’s to come.
