It’s official, the Amazon’s Fallout television show is a hit, both with fans and critics. This is reflected in massive Fallout player counts on Steam (particularly Fallout 76 getting fresh new players). It also helps that the game franchise was on sale on all platform. I’m happy to see new fans as a result of the popular television show.

Amazon was smart to license out the Fallout branding on a variety of products, such as Fallout clothing and Fallout coffee and Fallout Arizona Tea to name a few. I may buy the Arizona drinks just to keep the cardboard which as the Vault Boy saying, “Have an ice day.”

Anyway, striking while the iron is hot, Modiphius Entertainment Ltd is re-offering the Fallout RGP and 3D Miniatures Humble Bundle for $18 to benefit the Trees, People, Water charity. I do own a few Modiphius miniatures – they are unpainted and very expensive… so this $18 is a steal.

Here’s the description of the Humble Bundle offering:

Crawl out through the fallout, baby

Did you binge the entirety of the Fallout show, and get the itch to go wanderin’ through the bases, ruined cities, and radioactive landscape of the wasteland? Great news, we’ve cracked open the Vault with this encore of the Fallout: Wasteland Warfare bundle, featuring tabletop combat & role-playing books and resources from Modiphius! Prepare for life and death in the post-apocalypse with a digital pack full of rulebooks, RPG expansions, campaign handbooks, and more ebooks. Bring your adventures and battles to life with 3D printable (STL format) terrain and miniatures. Create your own legend like Lucy, the Ghoul, or Maximus, and help support Trees, People, Water.

I’ve been wanting to own a 3D Printer for a long time now, and for the first time, since I’m getting Fallout 3D STL files, I am heavily doing research on buying my first 3D Printer. At the moment, I’m only in my research phrase, but I’m looking to get a very high-resolution printer for a large sculptures or figures (I want to print 12 inches, but that might be out of my price range). So yeah, thanks to Fallout, I’m going to probably going to drop another $500 to $1,000 on a 3D printer.