You Have to See This AMAZING Fallout 4 Cosplay
I'm a simple man. I see great cosplay and I press "like" and there is definitely a lot to like about this Sole Survivor cosplay.
I'm a simple man. I see great cosplay and I press "like" and there is definitely a lot to like about this Sole Survivor cosplay. Texas-based cosplayer Viverra Cosplay looks like she just stepped out of Vault 111 with a clean looking jumpsuit and some sweet leather armor to go with it.
Photo: Viverra Cosplay
It's obvious a lot of work went into this project and for her first crack at leatherwork I'd say she did more than an exemplary job. Of course, it's not that surprising given how fantastic her other stuff looks. Her range of costumes run the gamut from Fallout to Avatar: The Last Airbender and Mass Effect.
Photo: Ngo Photography
You can catch more of her stuff over at her Facebook Fan Page and her Storenvy as well.
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Jay Vergara
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