Preston Garvey what are you doing here? I already met paladin danse. They said hes a synth, so i had to destroy it, because sole survivor couldn't do that.
Part list I gathered from the video : Tools: Ruler Utility knife Hot glue + hot glue gun Dremel tool Blue painters tape Tan + green spray paint Silver + brown acrylic paint Yellow + black enamel paint Materials: Poster tube 5 gal paint stir sticks 3" hinge 6 screws for hinge Draw hasp 2 screws for hasp Foam core sheet Self adhesive foam sheet 1/4 in. Foam sheet Led tea lights (2), washers for each light Soda bottle cap (2) replacement knobs Sticker stock Pvc elbow Tube with tapered end similar diameter to Pvc elbow Thin bottle cap / contact lense case cap 6 screws for aesthetics Spare wire (2) small rare earth magnets for base (2) nuts for lid Gonna try to build one for decoration on my desk, Goodluck to anyone else. Thanks Odin
+James DeRuvo Yeah i like him. He does every project like pro, accurately and puts effort on every build, driving towards perfection, rather than building them just for sake of the show. If your doing something, do it best of your abilities, driving towards perfection or do not do it at all.
I love how he keeps the noises of his work in the videos, like the sounds of thing being moved and glued on, I don’t know I just really like those sounds
+rexbefall99 I did not, but I knew a bunch of people would - and that they'd be soooo steamed if it turned out badly. Odin did a great job, I think, and made it approachable enough for people to try this themselves.
i actually think this is more realistic because if youve seen people that have built pip boys from scratch that actually works like the one in the game it is quite boxy to fit the wires in, so well done there mate, really like it
I am planning on making a Fallout vault suit and the pip boy. It seemed like an expensive and large project, but this gives me some hope! Thank you! A question - can you turn the lights on and off, and if not, for how long will they survive? Like, if I 'm going to a con I want to turn then off while on the floor but turn on when on stage.
Dan Sheridan Why? Because, I'm an unemployed student and posess the ability to make one myself, while also having fun mking it.Same goes for costumes. Also, anything you've made yourself has a whole different feeling than wnything store-bought. So why buy anything that I can make?
I am currently in the process of manufacturing a more modern pip-boy for my android maxx 2. Thank you for this video. solved a couple issues I've been braining for a bit. subscriber achieved, keep up the propping 👍
