Easy DIY Pip-boy 3000 from Fallout - Cardboard, foam, cheap build prop

You can make a DIY Pip-boy 3000 from Fallout with a little cardboard and craft foam. A few various bits of junk supply the details. And you can even make text for your Pip-boy screen with a little puffy paint. My neon green had dried up, so I just used plain green, but if you can opt for neon green it will look cooler. You could even use glow in the dark green for a cool effect in both light and dark! I used hot glue to fasten most of this together. You can use an alternative type glue as well. And definitely use an alternative glue when gluing in the plastic screen, as a hot glue gun will melt it.
This tutorial requested by: Hunter Assassin 1999, Braxtie Boy, and Ryan

For the Fallout Vault suit tutorial visit:    • Easy, No Sew DIY Fallout Vault Tec Suit  

MATERIALS USED:
Pip-boy template (available free in my patterns vault: https://thewoodlandelf.com/free-sewin...)
Corrugated cardboard
Thin cardboard
2mm craft foam (https://amzn.to/38U1XeO)
5mm craft foam scrap (https://amzn.to/3NBSfN8)
Scrap paper
Piece of clear plastic packaging scrap (I used an old food container)
Neon green puffy paint (https://amzn.to/2zW3Zsw)
Large flat plastic circle bead (or cardboard circle)
3 small flat plastic circle beads (or cardboard circles)
4 scrapbooking brads (https://amzn.to/2PKPrRx)
1 small bottle cap
Plastic button with ridges
2 large snaps
Scraps of fabric
3 small round beads
Black permanent marker
Scissors
Hot glue gun
Multi surface glue (Power-tac: https://amzn.to/2ixOyvy)
Utility knife
Needle and thread
White school glue (https://amzn.to/2DGICJe)
Paint brush
Metallic copper paint (https://amzn.to/2G1wQgX)
Metallic gold paint (https://amzn.to/2EFEn5c)
Metallic silver paint (Silver Anniversary: https://amzn.to/2D7mnMq)
Cream, red, and black paint

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