Fallout Vault-Tec TOMIS 3D STL 3D print model

TOMIS, short for the Total Office Multi-Channel Intercom system, a communication system used by the Vault-Tec Corporation

Fallout TOMIS 3D Print STL File:

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Dimensions (see pics):

• approx. 2140mm wide x 128mm tall x 136mm deepBut you can scale it to your printer bed size!

Items Needed (some are affiliate links):

QTY 1 - Bob Smith Superglue or equivalent: QTY 1 - S-getti String: QTY 1 - Clear UV Resin:

Assembly:

• Print out all parts.
• Recommended to print the Bulb part in Translucent Resin - Spray paint with Satin clear outside only
• Do a Dry Run / Test Fit before doing anything.
• Add the Feet to the Base - Glue when ready
• Add the Box on top of Base - Do not glue
• Add the Bubble on top of box in center
• Add the Speaker and buttons to the top left side - Glue when ready
• Add the Nameplate to the front of the box
• Add the Ant90 to the rear of the box in the hole
• Add the AntRod to the Ant90 and then the AntBall on top - Glue when ready
• Add the BulbBase to the top right of the box - Glue when ready
• Add the Filament to the top right of the Box - Glue when ready
• Add the Bulb to the top right of the box - Glue when ready
• You can use 3mm leds to light the bulb filament from the inside
• Wire up the leds inside the box
• Cable hole created on the rear of box - wire up prop then you can glue when ready or leave unglued for future
• Use the S-ghetti string to act like the comms blip on original picture, I couldn't get that to look right
• I couldn't get the corner things to look right either - If anyone has an idea about those let me know and I'll add to the readme file

PROTIP's:

1. Paint and let dry before handling.
2. Do a Dry Run / Test Fit before doing anything.
3. Do not over tighten the screws

Enjoy!

Please let me know of any issues.

Whitey!