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Fallout 76: How To Change Pip-Boy Skin And Color

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While exploring the world, players would want to change the appearance of their Pip-Boy in Fallout 76. Along with the skin, players can also change the color to their liking. While players can get some skins through purchase, they can get others by simply navigating through the game.

Once they have the desired skin and color for their Pip-Boy, they will be able to make changes to the appearance through the armor workbench. Fortunately, the entire process is pretty simple and players will have multiple options along with other patterns and colors that suit them. If you are finding it hard to do so, this guide has covered everything you will need.

How to Change the Appearance of the Pip-Boy in Fallout 76

Fallout 76 How To Change Pip Boy Skin And Color
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The only way to change your Pip-Boy in Fallout 76 is by heading to the armor workbench and modifying it on your own. Once you reach the workbench, interact with it and choose the Modify/Repair option. Now, look for the Pip-Boy option and you will see a menu pop up with all the skins and colors you can use. Although you will have to craft it before equipping, the materials required are usually quite easy to get.

The Atomic Shop provides skins if you don’t have any available right now and you can unlock more skins and colors by completing challenges in the game. There are a number of skins in the game so at the very least you won’t fall short on those and you can collect many more. There are numerous armor workbenchs located throughout the overworld including the one that you have built at your own camp.

That’s all you will need to change the appearance of the Pip-Boy in Fallout 76. If you found this guide helpful, do check out our other Fallout 76 guides in our dedicated section right here at Gamer Tweak.

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