Fourteen Fallout props and collectibles were actually purchasable on Amazon when we checked on September 14, 2026: the Wand Company Pip-Boy 3000, two Munetoshi foam weapons, a resin mini nuke, the MEGA Red Rocket Truck Stop set, four figures and bobbleheads, and five small replicas from Nuka-Cola caps to a Mentats tin. Four pieces people ask about were not. The 1:1 plasma rifle and plasma pistol replicas, the Spirit Halloween power armor helmet and Numskull's Nuka-Cola LED locker all came back with no buy button on two separate reads today. Below is what you can buy, which listings state an official licence in their own words, and what to print for the pieces nobody is selling.
The short version. As of September 14, 2026, the Fallout props you can buy on Amazon fall into five groups: the Wand Company Pip-Boy 3000 die-cast replica, the only Pip-Boy in our catalog with a working screen, which states an official Bethesda licence in its listing; two Munetoshi foam weapons (a 10.5 inch 10mm pistol and a 12 inch AEP7 style laser pistol) plus a hand-painted resin mini nuke, none of which claims a licence; the 824 piece MEGA Red Rocket Truck Stop building set; four figures (two 12 inch Gaming Heads Vault Boy bobbleheads, the Funko Pop Vault Boy and Dark Horse's 10 inch Maximus); and five small replicas (Modiphius Nuka-Cola caps, the Fanattik Nuka Tapper holotape, Toynk's Mentats tin and Nuka-Cola lunchbox, and Numskull's Fallout TV popcorn bucket). The 1:1 plasma rifle and plasma pistol, the licensed Spirit Halloween power armor helmet and the Nuka-Cola LED locker are currently unavailable. For those, the print library holds 51 power armor files and 17 plasma and laser weapon files.
Stock moves daily and Amazon prices move without warning, so no price is quoted here. Check the listing. The full list, with stock refreshed on a schedule, is on our Fallout props and replicas catalog.
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The centerpiece: the Wand Company Pip-Boy 3000
Start here, because everything else on a Fallout shelf is supporting cast. The Wand Company's Pip-Boy 3000 is the Fallout 3 and New Vegas model with a die-cast metal front casing, a working LCD that scrolls hundreds of inventory entries pulled from both games, a real FM radio with an extension antenna cable and a 3.5 mm headphone socket, an alarm clock, an LED torch, and two playable minigames (Atomic Command and Reign of Grelok). It ships with a machined aluminium stand that doubles as a desk clock, a memory foam cuff liner and a spacer bar so it fits different arm sizes. The listing title states it is officially licensed by Bethesda, and it was in stock when we checked. We wrote a full Pip-Boy 3000 buying guide covering the Amazon listing against Bethesda's own store, so this entry stays short.
See the Wand Company Pip-Boy 3000 on Amazon
Weapons: two foam replicas and a mini nuke
The famous Fallout guns are the gap in this list, and a later section explains why. What you can buy today is foam, and the sellers do not pretend otherwise: Munetoshi's listings never use the Fallout name and claim no licence, the same pattern we found with their Halo pieces.
Munetoshi 10.5 inch foam 10mm pistol
The wasteland sidearm in foam: 10.5 inches overall, 0.4 pounds, with what the listing calls a rusty metal look. The title says "10mm Rusty Pistol Game Replica" and never names the game. It is the cheapest way to put a recognisable Fallout weapon in a costume, and at that weight it is safe for a convention floor.
See the foam 10mm pistol on Amazon
Munetoshi 12 inch foam AEP7 style laser pistol
Twelve inches overall, 1 pound, foam, with a weathered metal design and an emerald green accent. The title gets as far as "Fall AEP7" and never says Fallout, which is as close to the name as this seller gets. Treat it as a costume piece, not a display replica.
See the foam AEP7 laser pistol on Amazon
Blltzzz resin mini nuke statue
A desk-sized mini nuke: 6.6 inches tall, 3.3 inches wide, 370 grams of resin, 3D printed and hand-painted with a distressed metallic finish, warning stripes and weathered screws, according to the seller. The listing says "inspired by" the game and TV series and makes no licence claim. Of everything here it is the piece most people recognise from across a room.
See the mini nuke statue on Amazon
The build set: MEGA Red Rocket Truck Stop
The MEGA line did Fallout 4's Red Rocket in 824 pieces, with an articulated Sole Survivor figure whose T-60 power armor swaps on and off, and Dogmeat with a removable scarf. It was in stock with a buy button today. Its sibling, the MEGA T-60 Power Armor Collection, was listed only through third-party sellers with no Amazon buy button on both of our reads, so it is not linked here even though we still track it.
See the MEGA Red Rocket Truck Stop on Amazon
Figures and bobbleheads
Gaming Heads Vault Boy 111 Arms Crossed bobblehead
The Fallout 4 pose, approximately 12 inches tall in PVC. Amazon showed only 8 left in stock when we checked, so if this is the one you want, do not wait for a sale.
See the Vault Boy 111 bobblehead on Amazon
Gaming Heads Vault Boy 76 Strength bobblehead
Same maker, the Fallout 76 Strength pose: 12 inches tall and 4 inches wide, PVC, on a Vault-Tec base. In the listing's own words, yes, the head really does bobble.
See the Vault Boy 76 Strength bobblehead on Amazon
Funko Pop! TV: Fallout Vault Boy
The standard 3.75 inch vinyl, with a 1 in 6 chance of the rare chase variant according to the listing. It is the cheapest Vault Boy on this page and the one that fits on a monitor stand.
See the Funko Vault Boy on Amazon
Dark Horse Maximus figure
From the Prime Video series: a hand-painted Maximus standing 10 inches tall on an 8 inch base. Amazon showed only 1 left in stock at the time of writing, so this one may be gone by the time you read it.
See the Dark Horse Maximus figure on Amazon
Small replicas: caps, a holotape and three tins
Modiphius Nuka-Cola caps set
Fifty distressed Nuka-Cola bottle caps, made by an official bottle cap manufacturer with an approved graphic design, per the listing, for ages 14 and up. It also includes a Bottle Cap Mine weapon card for the Wasteland Warfare tabletop game. If you want a handful of caps to scatter across a shelf, this is the set.
See the Nuka-Cola caps set on Amazon
Fanattik Nuka Tapper holotape replica
A heavyweight, double-sided embossed holotape as seen in Fallout 76, in a numbered edition limited to 5,000 worldwide, with a display stand in the box. Amazon showed only 3 left when we checked.
See the Nuka Tapper holotape on Amazon
Toynk Mentats storage tin
A metal replica of the Med-Tek chem tin, weathered to look like it came out of the wasteland, described on the listing as an officially licensed Fallout collectible. It is sized for caps, jewelry or small parts.
Toynk Nuka-Cola metal lunchbox
An embossed tin lunchbox carrying Nuka-Cola Corporation adverts, Nuka-Girl and the Thirst Zapper, with a handle and a latch. The listing states it is an officially licensed product and that it is not intended for food storage, which is worth knowing before you pack a sandwich in it.
See the Nuka-Cola lunchbox on Amazon
Numskull Fallout TV popcorn bucket
An Amazon exclusive tin from the TV series, listed as an official collectible with screen-accurate artwork. It is a snack tin that happens to be a display piece, and the most on-theme thing to hold popcorn during a rewatch.
See the Fallout TV popcorn bucket on Amazon
What you cannot buy right now, and what to print instead
Four pieces we track were unavailable on two independent reads today, with no add-to-cart button, no buy-now button and no third-party option: the Spirit Halloween Fallout power armor helmet (the only wearable power armor helmet we have catalogued, and its title states an official licence), the 1:1 plasma rifle replica, the 1:1 plasma pistol replica, and Numskull's Nuka-Cola LED gaming locker. We have marked all four as unavailable in the catalog rather than removing them, so they come back the day they restock.
The print library covers most of that gap. Counted today, our Fallout print library holds 426 approved 3D print files against 94 buyable Fallout props in stock across Amazon and Bethesda's official store, which is more than four printable pieces for every one you can buy. Among those files are 51 power armor pieces and helmets, 17 plasma and laser weapons, and 33 Pip-Boy models against exactly one buyable Pip-Boy (sold through two stores). If the thing you want is a T-60 helmet or a plasma rifle, printing it is currently the only route.
How we checked
Every listing above was fetched live on September 14, 2026 and had an Amazon add-to-cart button at that moment. Anything that did not was fetched a second time with a different browser identity before we called it unavailable. Licence claims appear here only where the listing text itself makes them, so Munetoshi and the mini nuke seller are described as unlicensed because their listings say nothing about a licence. We do not know either way. No prices are quoted because Amazon changes them without notice. Stock counts like "only 3 left" are what Amazon displayed at the time and will have changed by the time you read this.