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This Fallout money box from Monogram depicts the iconic T-60 power armour in the form of a PVC figurine. Its design captures the massive, mechanical look of this iconic combat suit from the franchise’s post-apocalyptic universe, whilst incorporating a function for storing coins and change.
The T-60 is rendered in a dark grey metallic finish, complete with its fully enclosed helmet, imposing shoulder pads and the numerous armour plates covering the suit. The figure also holds a firearm with both hands, reinforcing the sculpture’s military appearance.
The piggy bank features intricate detailing showcasing the various pipes, joints, rivets and mechanical elements characteristic of power armour. Its figurative design means it can be used both as a piggy bank and as a decorative item for Fallout fans.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer: Monogram
Licence: Fallout
Model depicted: T-60 Power Armour
Product type: Figurative money box
Product type: Merchandise
Category: Money box
Material: PVC
Main colours: Metallic grey, charcoal grey and black
Design: T-60 powered armour equipped with a firearm
Coin slot: Yes, located at the back
Opening to retrieve coins: Removable plug under the base
Age recommended by the manufacturer/distributor: 4 years and over
EAN: 0077764338038
Origin and background of the armour (Lore)
In the Fallout universe, power armour consists of heavily armoured military exoskeletons developed by the United States prior to the Great Nuclear War of 2077. They provide the wearer with significantly enhanced protection whilst supporting the weight of particularly heavy equipment.
The T-60 is one of the latest generations of power armour developed before the war. Its emergence is linked to the final years of the conflict between, notably, the United States and China, and it was deployed shortly before the nuclear bombs were dropped.
More than two centuries after the Great War, several T-60s still remain in the wastelands. Certain organisations with the necessary expertise and resources are able to recover, restore and maintain these ancient war machines.
In Fallout 4, the T-60 is particularly associated with the Brotherhood of Steel. The heavily armoured soldiers of this organisation regularly use this model, notably upon their arrival in the Commonwealth aboard the airship Prydwen.
With its massive helmet, reinforced shoulder pads and distinctive mechanical silhouette, the T-60 has become one of the most recognisable symbols of Fallout’s retro-futuristic and military aesthetic. This Monogram piggy bank faithfully recreates this look, transforming the power armour into a functional collector’s item.