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Photorealistic epic-scale cinematic scene set moments after a nuclear detonation on a ruined battlefield. A lone figure in T-51 Power Armor stands at the centre of the frame, silhouetted against a distant atomic mushroom cloud rising into a poisoned sky. The armor is classic T-51: rounded retro-futurist helmet with heavy visor and breathing apparatus, thick ceramite plates in weathered blue-green tones, rivets, seams, exposed mechanical joints, and industrial hoses linking helmet to torso. The surface is scarred and scorched, ash clinging to every edge, paint blistered by heat. The armored figure stands unmoving amid wrecked vehicles, shattered concrete, and burning debris, posture calm and unstoppable. Shockwaves ripple dust and debris around the boots. Faded American military markings are barely visible beneath grime. The sky glows orange and sickly yellow, clouds lit from below by nuclear fire. Lighting is extreme and dramatic: blinding backlight from the blast, hard rim light outlining the armor’s silhouette, deep shadows swallowing detail until revealed by flickering fires. The scene emphasizes mass, weight, and inevitability. No motion blur, no hero posing. The T-51 is not triumphant, only enduring. Ultra-realistic materials, cinematic color grading, high contrast, volumetric smoke, and film-grain texture. Tone is grim, monumental, and apocalyptic.