If like me you are a sucker for gaming tat but missed out on the Fallout 3 Collectors Edition when it was released but always wanted a lunchbox you probably will never do anything with but didn't want to spend more than £15 then today is your lucky day as they appear to re releasing it.
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Rob_1304
3 Oct 165#1
I don't know why, but I preordered one. Thanks for costing me £15 I didn't need to spend!
fishmaster
3 Oct 163#11
The exact reasons why people collect things are unknown, the psychological reasoning is >
"It has been speculated that the widespread appeal of collecting is connected to the hunting and gathering that was once necessary for human survival. Collecting is also associated with memory by association and the need for the human brain to catalogue and organise information and give meaning to ones actions; the psychological aspects of which are shared between both sexes."
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Rob_1304
3 Oct 165#1
I don't know why, but I preordered one. Thanks for costing me £15 I didn't need to spend!
AbandonedTrolley
3 Oct 16#2
Wow! Think I paid about £9.99 for my Fallout 3 with this and the bobblehead. It's quite small but would fit a sandwich and a bag of crisps in.
SVRich to AbandonedTrolley
3 Oct 16#3
Yes, I wish I grabbed one back then but I didn't know I liked Fallout as much as I do now, this lunchbox (or the original ones) go for closer to £30 on eBay.
Marcoos to AbandonedTrolley
3 Oct 16#6
That's what I think I paid for mine. It was in a Gamestation lead up to Xmas deal, they did one deal a day. Ah memories :smiley:
johnwillowlfc
3 Oct 16#4
Link says this is fallout 4 tin, is this the same as the fallout 3 one?
SVRich to johnwillowlfc
3 Oct 161#5
Yea, from the description:
"Vault-Tec metal lunchbox originally from the Fallout 3 Collector's Edition of the game
Identical to the Vault-Tec lunchbox depicted within the Fallout 3 game world
A functional lunchbox"
AbandonedTrolley
3 Oct 16#7
Think I grabbed mine in a Gamestation store that was closing down at the time, but yeah was behind the till and a bargain :smiley:
Spidersmudge
3 Oct 16#8
They are also doing a pre nuclear version as well. I think this one looks better though :smiley:
CrimsonRidley to Spidersmudge
3 Oct 161#10
I'm tempted to get both! Damn you collector brain!
SVRich to Spidersmudge
3 Oct 161#12
Aye, much prefer the weathered version myself.
bigtrimz
3 Oct 16#9
I got this with the limited Edition game back in 2008 for £19.99 !
fishmaster
3 Oct 163#11
The exact reasons why people collect things are unknown, the psychological reasoning is >
"It has been speculated that the widespread appeal of collecting is connected to the hunting and gathering that was once necessary for human survival. Collecting is also associated with memory by association and the need for the human brain to catalogue and organise information and give meaning to ones actions; the psychological aspects of which are shared between both sexes."
LittleRedRidingHood
3 Oct 161#13
Tempted to get both to use as actual lunchboxes.
Is that why everyone else is buying them?
97tanderson to LittleRedRidingHood
3 Oct 16#15
i use mine for misc bits and cables for my pc when I go land gaming, ans is on display when I'm not, so much you can do!!
Spidersmudge to LittleRedRidingHood
4 Oct 16#19
I have no words to explain why I'm buying one to be perfectly honest... :wink:
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collecting#Psychological_aspects
"It has been speculated that the widespread appeal of collecting is connected to the hunting and gathering that was once necessary for human survival. Collecting is also associated with memory by association and the need for the human brain to catalogue and organise information and give meaning to ones actions; the psychological aspects of which are shared between both sexes."
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"Vault-Tec metal lunchbox originally from the Fallout 3 Collector's Edition of the game
Identical to the Vault-Tec lunchbox depicted within the Fallout 3 game world
A functional lunchbox"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collecting#Psychological_aspects
"It has been speculated that the widespread appeal of collecting is connected to the hunting and gathering that was once necessary for human survival. Collecting is also associated with memory by association and the need for the human brain to catalogue and organise information and give meaning to ones actions; the psychological aspects of which are shared between both sexes."
Is that why everyone else is buying them?