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People are recreating celebrities in 'Fallout 4' and their faces look amazing

Ben Gilbert
2015-11-15T17:24:00Z
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"Fallout 4" is on track to become one of the most popular games of the year, and that's partly because you can create a nearly limitless variety of custom characters.

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From the handsome:

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To the hideous:

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And everything in-between:

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But some players are taking a more specific approach: re-creating celebrities, sports stars, and other famous faces, then posting them to web forums like NeoGAF.

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Here we explore the 20 best of that approach — for better and for worse.

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Hulk Hogan has seen better days.

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Looks like Beavis and Butthead finally got together!

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Yes, of course people are re-creating their favorite video game characters. Here's Revolver Ocelot, from the "Metal Gear Solid" series.

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Without a hat, Walter White (portrayed by actor Bryan Cranston) is still terrifying.

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Even with that sweater! Still terrifying!

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And yes, wrestlers also feature prominently. Here we have Seth Rollins, AKA "The Architect."

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A simple Keanu Reeves will not do. Here we have Reeves as John Wick, his character in..."John Wick."

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Someone's been re-watching "The Wire!" This is Detective Jimmy McNulty (portrayed by Dominic West).

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Soccer star David Beckhan has his characteristic chiseled jawline and perfectly coiffed hair.

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And, uh, yep, that's Hitler. Are you surprised that he looks angry? He's not exactly known for his winning smile.

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This attempt at Bruce Campbell is pretty spot-on, and just in time for his new show!

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Despite Woody Harrelson's many, many memorable roles, here he is as his character from "Kingpin."

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Russian president Vladimir Putin can't help but look dashing all the time.

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It's not clear if this was intended as Grace Jones in her role as May Day in "A View to a Kill," but it's pretty darn close.

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This lady was described as Uma Thurman in "Pulp Fiction," right after being shot with adrenaline. Highly specific references!

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Like Revolver Ocelot before him, this is an attempt at Joel from "The Last of Us." This may be a bit too put together.

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It's certain that Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) would be less than thrilled with both his attire and his house, but this is a pretty strong facsimile.

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In maybe the best re-creation of all, this is "Locke" from J.J. Abrams show "Lost" (portrayed by Terry O'Quinn).

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And finally: The "Idiot Abroad" himself, Karl Pilkington, finally made his way to the future apocalypse of "Fallout 4."

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