The Wand Company's delightful Fallout Pip-Boy replica kit finds a new place in our studio with this official bluetooth speaker stand. We love the care and attention to detail the designers at The Wand Company put into their replicas and kits, from the packaging to the instruction manual. Here's how this simple kit comes together, and a surprise feature as well!
Shot by Ryan Kiser and edited by Norman Chan
Music by Jinglepunks
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Intro bumper by Abe Dieckman
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Show And Tell: Fallout Pip-Boy Bluetooth Speaker Kit ─ Adam Savage’s Tested
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