Fallout Board Game All-in-One Wooden Organizer Compatible with New California and Atomic Bonds Expansions

I tried assembling the largest major pieces using wood glue as recommended and I found it fussy with having to constantly wipe to get rid of excess glue. This is probably caused by my inexperience assembling these things with the bottles of wood glue commonly available. This left glue under the elastic bands that I then had to sand off later when it had dried.

Based on the amount of sanding I had to do I decided to try an experiment and bought some superglue designed for wood assembly. I fully assembled each remaining component using rubber bands to hold them together and then applied the glue relying on capillary action for the glue to seep into all of the joints. This meant that there was at most about 30 seconds of working time for each piece before the glue set, after that it wasn't possible to move any piece. This worked out for me given that the components were fully assembled before I started gluing. I wore nitrile gloves that allowed me to smooth over the glue before it set without having it sticking to my skin. There was much less glue to sand away after I let everything set overnight. A light touch with a sanding block on each surface was more than enough.

The reason I went with superglue is because I couldn't figure out how to hold the terrain hex tray uprights in the correct position until the wood glue set without them possibly not being upright and the hexes not fitting. I could only think of doing it one upright at a time manually using a superglue with its short setting time. For me the superglue worked out really well as I could hold the upright at right angles to the base until the glue set. That takes only a few seconds.

I had some questions going into my purchase and the customer service was fantastic and prompt! Definitely a must for quick setup and tear down.

Its beautiful and functional, with lightning fast shipping.

I just got the Fallout Board Game the other week, but I absolutely hated how there was a bunch if empty space and nothing to organize all the pieces! Luckily for me I was able to find this product which, albeit felt a bit pricey, is definitely worth it.

The process of putting everything together went pretty smoothly overall. It wasn't any more difficult than putting together other organizers like this (I've got some for painting minis). The biggest grip I had when putting mine together is that one of the tabs that was suppose to go into an insert for the dice tray needed to be sanded down. It only took a few minutes using the sandpaper they provided (a bit of a perfectionist here so might take you less time). Also when reading the guide there were a few spots I got confused because I didn't catch on until half way that the non-darkened zones of the sheets were for use in the provided diagram. I'm just use to things being greyed out as the "selected" pieces.

The only other thing that bothered me is that there is really no designated space for the health/xp/rads trackers, but I understand and they are big enough not to lose easily anyway. A lot more space gets taken up by adding these organizers in so I'm amazed at how well it worked out in the end at all. No bulging from my box!!!

I cannot wait to pull the game out again knowing I don't have to go crazy going through plastic bags just to throw it all back into them! (I had multiple baggies but still enough is enough ??). Enjoy and if yours comes with too many defects I would say as always reach out to the manufacturer first and see what they say. Bad reviews should include any communication process you attempt! It helps everyone.

This went together almost flawlessly. I would caution about the first tray, dry fit the pieces, they may look symmetrical but they are not. Also on the bottom of the tray with the acrylic top I had to sand down one of the tabs so it would fit correctly. With those two things done the insert is awesome.
I shopped around some different brands for a Fallout insert, and this one was the best design and the best aesthetics. It totally matches the theme of Fallout. I'm very pleased.