Product Description
Seriously cool Cosplay ready Vault Dweller merch from Fallout 3 and Fallout
The first ever fully functional, supremely accurate, wearable 1:1 replica of the Pip-Boy 3000 as used in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. Created using the game geometry, with detail from the original high-poly model designed by Istvan Pely, this gorgeous replica has a functioning in-plane switching (IPS) LCD screen showing almost all of the in-game content. It is also a working timepiece with an alarm clock function – ideal for when it is sitting neatly on its perfectly-formed display stand.
Building on our experience of manufacturing the TV show Pip-Boy 3000 Mk V, this Pip-Boy 3000 has a highly detailed and beautifully finished die-cast metal front casing, an engineered injection-moulded ABS body, and a memory foam cuff, all coming together to present the user with the most perfect balance of authentic materials – the latest in our growing range of must-have, awesomely accurate Pip-Boy replicas.
Not only fully functional, but wearable, and exhibition-grade displayable, this has to be the ultimate replica collectible.
- Useful accessory functions: Bright LED torch, 3.5 mm headphone socket and extension antenna cable
- Animated IPS LCD screen: Replicating the look of a vintage cathode ray tube monitor screen, complete with glitching and scanline effects
- Massive content library: Scroll, explore and dynamically interact with over 2,200 menu entries taken directly from Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas
- FM Radio: Use the FM radio to tune in to your favourite station
- Play Atomic Command: For the very first time, play the Atomic Command minigame on your Pip-Boy for real
- Rechargeable LiPo power cell: Recharge for use on the go, or power up via the USB-C cable supplied for a constantly-on desktop display
- Clock function: With alarm and and super-dim night view setting
It’s been 17 long years, now you know what your left arm has been aching for!
exquisite detail
Each part is beautifully made using premium materials: the display stand is elegant, secure, and highly detailed.
painted die-cast metal
A blend of materials including die-cast metal silver accent detailing; it’s factory fresh and ready to display.
the ultimate collectible
Vault Boy recommends it and why wouldn’t he… you have arms and one of them is naked without this heroic replica.
the fantasy made real
Fallout is the story of haves and have-nots in a world in which there’s almost nothing left to have. 200 years after the apocalypse, the gentle denizens of luxury fallout shelters are forced to return to the incredibly complex, gleefully weird and highly violent universe waiting for them above.
Pip-Boy 3000 (Fallout 3 & New Vegas)
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| Price | £299.99 | — no data |
| Source Material | Fallout 3 & Fallout: New Vegas | Fallout TV Series (2024) |
| Finish & Aesthetic | Silk-finish green with silver detailing | Hand-painted, weathered wasteland finish |
| Display Technology | Full-color IPS LCD Screen | Full-color IPS LCD Screen |
| Screen Content | 2,200+ dynamic menu entries from games | 45+ animations from the TV show |
| Die-cast metal front / ABS body | ✓ |
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| FM Radio | ✓ |
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| Audio Output | Internal Speaker + 3.5mm Headphone Jack | Internal Speaker |
| Rechargeable LiPo (USB-C) | ✓ |
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| Playable mini games | ✓ |
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Ryan –
Look, you wanted one. I wanted one. We all wanted one. When concept artist Adam Adamowicz was drawing this thing for Bethesda in 2006 or whenever, he was not thinking about ergonomics. This thing has none. It’s a two pound pseudo-dieselpunk thing that’s supposed to hang via friction on your dangling forearm, a famously cone-shaped part of the body. Wearing it any way besides a circulation-cutting death clamp invariably causes it to slide uncomfortably and loosely down onto your hand after 30 seconds. The controls are placed on the left of the display so that using them with your right hand in the way it naturally falls covers the screen. The thick bangle leaves you unable to rest your arm comfortably on a table. In other words, it’s the Pip-Boy 3000A.And yet the Wand company’s hardware execution is basically perfect. They cost engineered it down to 300 dollars, they improved their simulated CRT from the Fallout show Pip-Boy, they added a headphone jack/antenna plug and redid the FM radio interface, they scaled and modeled the device using the actual game files as reference, they added a spacer to accommodate more sizes, and they designed a well-disguised hasp so you don’t have to saw an arm off to remove it. The lug for the hasp is a plastic sawtooth molded into the back case which I suspect is actually more secure than the prior threadforming screws that anchored the metal hasp to the plastic on the Fallout show’s Pip-Boy. The metal stand is as professional as the last one. The new accelerometer-based tap-to-fix-the-vertical-hold feature feels very snappy. I’m sure it has the same replaceable battery and microsd card slot on the back of the motherboard that the last Pip-Boy had, but I haven’t looked yet. Most of the body is ABS which is what Legos are and I suspect the die-cast faceplate is made of something called Zamak which is the plastic of the metallurgical world. This is to be expected for a prop replica, of course.As for the software? That’s a little bit more crusty of a situation right now. The full huge library of items to choose from contains some of the same duplicated items the actual games had in them, indicating a direct asset dump (which imo is pretty funny.) My example has a bugged inventory system where trying to modify the list screws it up, and at one point I think it forgot it was supposed to be in New Vegas mode which caused it to forget all my perks and skills. I did some napkin math on how many alcoholic drinks I had ever had in my life and found myself becoming bored trying to scroll the “chems taken” stat up to the number I wanted. Oh well.The thing is, the Wand Company is awesome. They issued firmware patches to the Fallout show Pip-Boy and I’m sure they’ll do the same for this one too. I bought mine very very early via preorder from months ago which means I got an early one. Chances are they’ll fix many bugs and maybe add features (they may already have.) You can update the firmware via the USB-C port.Anyways, in short it’s the 3000A. It’s an older model and a bit basic but you could probably drop a bomb on it and it would still work. Hell, I know you could.
Amazon Customer –
Excellent prop. I remember making so many of these when I was a kid out of foam, cardboard, what have you. This was an upgrade that would make me as a child probably cry. Packaging was fantastic, the box it comes is reusable so don’t throw it away! It’s meant to be a storage case for it if you’re moving it or taking it somewhere. I think someone else on here who left a bad review didn’t read the instructions or look in the box at all, because there’s an extender in the box to help it fit much easier.
Matthew Craven –
Nice replica. It is a little bigger than the diecast one from the show. The problem is, this one is still too small. I don’t have a big wrist so I can’t imagine many could actually wear it for cosplay.
James Nelson –
If you were wondering no it doesn’t have the radios from the games, but that doesn’t make it a bad product. I have had it for a couple of hours and the wow factor is still there. This is the ultimate prop for the ultimate Fallout fan.
jordan bermudez –
It’s every thing you want it to be honestly and the analog controls are so fun to use it makes me miss analog would have been nice to have radio new Vegas or three dog but other then that a very authentic product
Gabriel Richard –
Awesome product reproduction collectible fully functional Pip-Boy 3000 this is the most awesome thing I’ve ever purchased and I’m wearing this every day from now on well every sunny day
Boogalingous –
Band is really small, even with the extender. I can’t express how disappointed I am. I may return the pip-boy… It’s supposed to be worn with the memory foam, like in the game. I shouldn’t have to take it out in order to wear this…