We meet up with The Wand Company at E3 this year to check out their new upgrade modules for their Pip-Boy 2000 kit. From an actual radio (with wasteland frequencies) to actual radiation sensor, we can't wait to incorporate these mods to our Pip-Boy. Plus, a look at their new die-cast Fallout 76 vehicles!
Find out more about these kits here: https://www.thewandcompany.com/
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Fallout 76 Pip-Boy Kit Upgrades! ─ Adam Savage’s Tested
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