This is a blink-and-you'll-miss-it prop from the background of the new Fallout TV series. I'm not sure why, but it stood out to me, and I needed to make it.

An inspired replica of a Zenith Royal 500 Transistor radio circa 1956, it fits nicely into the retrofuturistic vibe of Fallout. The model, like its real-life counterpart, is a clamshell design. However, it is fitted with added Fallout-inspired vents at the back for inside illumination, perfect for enhancing your shelf decor. 

The model is designed with space inside for electronics and a 30mm speaker. Additionally, it includes mounting points for a Pi Pico (W). Along with this, it requires a 4xAA battery box fitted in the back under the lid (if you want to power anything), a 16mm potentiometer with switch for adjusting the volume (with a 6mm shaft), and a 6-way Rotary switch (with a 6mm Shaft) or something similar for the channel selector. 

**Note**: You can use the "M6 Bushing" and two 20mm M6 bolts instead for a static model. 

You'll also need 4xM3 30mm CS screws, 2xM3 12mm CS screws and 3xM2 6mm CS screws. 

The model is still waiting for an electronics design, but with a Pi Pico W, streaming could be a potential enhancement. 

Providing you the opportunity to bring alive the Fallout universe, this 3D model, with added electronics, can potentially play MP3s from the show. While adding a touch of Fallout-inspired style to your space, it also poses as a fun challenge for all tech enthusiasts inclined to try their hands at integrating electronics into 3D models. Grab the 3D model from thangs.com and dive into a fantastic blend of cosplay and DIY electronics project!

Fallout TV Series - Zenith 500 Transistor Inspired Portable Radio

Main Body.stl

Outer Speaker Cone.stl

Wire Stand.stl

Battery Door.stl

Body Back.stl

Dial Body.stl

Dial Nubbin x 2.stl

Dial With Marker x 2.stl

Front Plate.stl

Inner Speaker Cone.stl

Main Body Top.stl

Small Radio (Don't print).stl

M6 Bushing.stl

I designed this tool holder based on a Magnusson screwdriver rack I already have. It holds six drivers and can either be screwed to a wall or attached to the French cleat backplate with three M4x16 countersink bolts. I've got mine on the cleat to move it around. The holes for the drivers are slightly oversized, 6mm, which fits my Torx drivers. You could enlarge them if you needed to. The spacing allows handles of about 36mm in diameter to not get in the way of each other.

Screwdriver Wall Storage

French Cleat.stl

Driver Holder.stl

Don't you hate it when your lunch pots bounce around your kitchen drawers and leave a cluttered mess? Well, no more! With the Pot-Stacker-4000_tm_ you can restrain your waywood containers in the blink of a 3D print!

Sistema Small Pot Kitchen Organizer

Sistema-Pot-Holder-4-Column.stl

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