3d Printed Functional Fallout Radio

I wanted a real Fallout Rado. This project actually started out as just the faceplate and knobs. Originally I had intended to make the box out of black walnut. Unfortunatly I didn't get the tree milled up into lumber before the weather turned took hot. So I set to make the whole thing using the 3d printer.

You can watch the build series on YouTube here:

Here are some images of the radio as I progressed through the build.

There was a lot to figure out to make it functional.

• Turning this Crosley Harmoney Radio into a Functional Fallout 4 Radio
• This is the Radio from the Fallout Game I am trying to Create a Functional Model of
• The Front View of my model for 3d printing.

• Had to open up the Crosley Harmoney Radio so I could figure out what I needed to replicate in my model to make it work.
• Had to rearrange some of the parts on the original tuner board to make them work
• Had to move the volumn knob off the board, flip the tuner over, and extend the legs on the mode led
• This is where I got the power for the dial face led. Had to include a 150ohm resistor on the positive side to limit the voltage to the led.

• Here's a peek inside the model so you can see how the tuner will function.
• The back view of the model showing what it should look like once printed and assembled.
• Finally got all the part printed for the Project.

• It's finally done. I now have a Functional Fallout 4 Radio!
• I think it looks pretty close to the one in the game
• A functional radio with several modern conveniences. I got the USB Stick loaded up with the Songs From the Game. Unfortunatly due to copyright issues I can only play the free for use songs in the videos