One of the more interesting booths on the Penny Arcade Expo show floor was Bethesda’s Fallout 3 homage. An Airstream motor home on a patch of faux grass decorated the center of Bethesda’s show room floor, along with a central booth filled with mannequins modeled after playable characters in the game. The Airstream motor home was completely gutted and refitted with a wonderful blend of retro Fallout 3-era memorabilia.

Originally, the plan was to donate the trailer to PAX. Now Bethesda has decided to donate the Airstream to Child’s Play following the game’s release. One lucky child will be sitting in this electric-powered motor home, drinking a six back of Nuka-Cola while launching mini-nukes at an army of chain gun-wielding mutants.

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Star Wars is a cultural phenomenon. It has totally surpassed the rungs of classic movie and turned itself into a standalone genre of culture, which is proven by the insane Postal Service campaign that was unveiled for its anniversary. The Star Wars Vault packs in a whole shit load of photos, artwork, and memorabilia exploring the development and creation of the six movies.

Ranging from the plain awesome to the obscurely awesome. the Star Wars Vault offers something for everyone and is an absolute must for Star Wars collectors and fans. You can pick it up for $55. — Andrew Dobrow

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Using only supplies bought from a local art and craft store, the builder of this Donkey Kong clock has created a beautiful piece of old-time Nintendo memorabilia. Since he couldn’t find a decent Nintendo-themed clock in the States, he decided to take matters into his own hands like and true DIYer would.

To create this clock yourself you will need some clockworks, a wood frame, black paint, a glue stick, and varnish. After that, it’s up tp you to find the appropriate images you want to use for your 8-bit masterpiece. — Andrew Dobrow

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