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BioShock Lunchbox Holds Your Peanut Butter & Plasmids
Fans of BioShock who need a way to get their lunch to and from work or school will want to check out this awesome Big Daddy lunchbox. It’s one of those metal ones like we loved back in the ’80s and has the underwater drilling Big Daddy on the front.
If you ever played BioShock, you probably remember the first time you tangled with a Big Daddy, you probably also remember dying – over and over.
The lunchbox measures 9″ x 4″ x 8″, and the artwork comes directly from the cover of the game box. You can grab one at ThinkGeek for $14.99(USD).
Big Daddy Bag Perfect for Holding Your Drill
One of the most memorable video games I have ever played was BioShock. The original game and its underwater city of Rapture was a creepy mix of high-tech with art deco style. Some of the most remarkable characters from the game were the giant diving suit wearing Big Daddies.
These massive drill-wielding characters were there to protect the Little Sisters that went along with them. Now you can have a bag that looks like a Big Daddy diving helmet.
Naturally, the bag comes with a Little Sister charm for it to protect. The bag is made of canvas and has an adjustable shoulder strap and a drawstring compartment inside. Under its porthole-covered flap, you’ll find a badge with a Rapture logo. It measures 11″ L x 14″ T x 5″ W.
You can get one on ThinkGeek for $79.99(USD).
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Fan Made Bioshock Rapture Records Bin: Ryan’s Songbin
Redditor UpgradeTech has a growing collection of video game vinyl records, and is a fan of Art Deco style. So they thought they’d store their collection in an appropriate container: the bin from Bioshock‘s Rapture Records. But UpgradeTech didn’t just make the bin based on screenshots. They went to great and sometimes morbid lengths to come up with a faithful replica.
UpgradeTech extracted the virtual bin’s model from the game to get a better idea of its construction. But they still needed a way to figure out its dimensions, so UpgradeTech “dragged over a corpse for scale. It comes to about chest-high.” That’s cold.
UpgradeTech copied the model in Autodesk Inventor to make it easier to figure out the parts that they needed. Check out the rest of the build log in the gallery below. Towards the end of the gallery you’ll see UpgradeTech’s video game records, which include vinyls from all three Bioshock games as well as ones from Fallout, Wolfenstein and XCOM.
I hope UpgradeTech builds the corpse for Halloween.
[via Reddit]