Fallout Themed Bobblehead Cake Topper Ideas for Party!

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Fallout Bobbleheads Cake Topper! Make the perfect Fallout themed cake by just adding bobbleheads to it! Bobbleheads are the rewards found on Fallout that give you different perks. Here's a quick way to make a themed party and including a gift as well.

Fallout Themed Bobblehead Cake Topper Ideas for Party!

Make the perfect Fallout themed cake for a party by just adding bobbleheads to it!

Bobbleheads are the rewards found on Fallout that give you different perks.

Here's a quick way to make a themed party and including a gift as well.

Themed cakes can be expensive, be packed full of food coloring and hard to find.

Simplify a birthday theme, in this case, Fallout, with a delicious cake and a gift!

What are the Fallout 4 Bobbleheads?

Fallout 4's bobbleheads are collectible items scattered throughout the game world that provide permanent stat boosts to the player character when found. There are a total of 20 different bobbleheads, each representing a specific S.P.E.C.I.A.L. attribute or skill.

Pictures from Fallout 76, where the bobbleheads aren't as special but fun to find!

Here's an overview of Fallout 4 Bobbleheads:

Strength Bobblehead:

Location: Mass Fusion Building

Perk: +1 Strength

Perception Bobblehead:

Location: Museum of Freedom

Perk: +1 Perception

Endurance Bobblehead:

Location: Poseidon Energy

Perk: +1 Endurance

Charisma Bobblehead:

Location: Parsons State Insane Asylum

Perk: +1 Charisma

Intelligence Bobblehead:

Location: Boston Public Library

Perk: +1 Intelligence

Agility Bobblehead:

Location: Wreck of the FMS Northern Star

Perk: +1 Agility

Luck Bobblehead:

Location: Spectacle Island

Perk: +1 Luck

Barter Bobblehead:

Location: Longneck Lukowski's Cannery

Perk: Prices are permanently 5% better

Big Guns Bobblehead:

Location: Vault 95

Perk: +25% critical damage with heavy weapons

Energy Weapons Bobblehead:

Location: Fort Hagen

Perk: +25% critical damage with energy weapons

Explosive Bobblehead:

Location: Saugus Ironworks

Perk: +15% damage with explosives

Lock Picking Bobblehead:

Location: Pickman Gallery

Perk: Lockpicking is permanently easier

Medicine Bobblehead:

Location: Vault 81

Perk: Stimpaks heal 10% more damage

Melee Bobblehead:

Location: Trinity Tower

Perk: +25% critical damage with melee weapons

Repair Bobblehead:

Location: Corvega Assembly Plant

Perk: Fusion cores last 10% longer

Science Bobblehead:

Location: Malden Middle School

Perk: +1 guess when hacking terminals

Small Guns Bobblehead:

Location: Gunners Plaza

Perk: +25% critical damage with ballistic guns

Sneak Bobblehead:

Location: Dunwich Borers

Perk: +10% harder to detect

Speech Bobblehead:

Location: Park Street Station (Vault 114)

Perk: Buying and selling prices are permanently 10% better

Unarmed Bobblehead:

Location: Atom Cats Garage

Perk: +25% critical damage with unarmed attacks

Collect all the Bobbleheads!

Finding and collecting these bobbleheads enhances the player's character, providing valuable advantages in the harsh post-apocalyptic wasteland of Fallout 4.

So, thanks to Funko, these little guys look reminiscent of bobbleheads and are perfect for this cake topper party decoration!

Themed cakes can be expensive, be packed full of food coloring and hard to find. Simplify a birthday theme, in this case, Fallout, with a delicious cake and a gift!

Pro Tip: Buy a Cake!

I used to make all my own cakes, and still could if I wanted to.

But I've had a couple friends make cakes for me and guess what!?

They taste way better.

Look neater. And. Are way less work for me.

So, it's worth paying for a great cake in my opinion.

I had my friend Katie @cakeologybykatie make this peanut butter drip cake and it was so yummy!

I used to make all my own cakes, and still could if I wanted to. But I've had a couple friends make cakes for me and guess what!? They taste way better. Look neater. And. Are way less work for me. So, it's worth paying for a great cake in my opinion. I had my friend Katie make this peanut butter drip cake and it was so yummy!

So, start with a simple cake, a drip is always a great choice, you could even use a store bought cake.

Next you'll just need some toys or action figures.

Here's some Fallout Toy options from Amazon:

Funko 118 Chibi Locksmith

Funko Pop Vault Dweller Male

Funko Pop Lone Wanderer

Funko Pop Nuka Girl (if you are feeling spendy)

Funko Pop Fallout Adamantium Skeleton

Funko Dorbz: Fallout - Vault Boy Action Figure

Fallout Exclusive Bobblehead Hands on Hips Vault Boy

Fallout Exclusive Bobblehead Repair Vault Boy

So, start with a simple cake, a drip is always a great choice, you could even use a store bought cake. Next you'll just need some toys or action figures. Here's some Fallout Toy options from Amazon: Funko 118 Chibi Locksmith Funko Pop Vault Dweller Male Funko Pop Lone Wanderer Funko Pop Nuka Girl (if you are feeling spendy) Funko Pop Fallout Adamantium Skeleton Funko Dorbz: Fallout - Vault Boy Action Figure Fallout Exclusive Bobblehead Hands on Hips Vault Boy Fallout Exclusive Bobblehead Repair Vault Boy

My friend gave me these collector Fallout 4 themed Funko Pop Toys.

He had them NEW in the packages, but decided to clear out some space.

He could have saved them, mint in the box, for making bank someday...instead he gave them to me.

I immediately opened up the boxes and used these little guys as home decor.

You'll see they pop up in a lot of my Fallout themed crafts too.

My friend gave me these Fallout 4 themed Funko Pop Toys. He had them NEW in the packages, but decided to clear out some space. He could have saved them, mint in the box, for making bank someday...instead he gave them to me. I immediately opened up the boxes and used these little guys as home decor. You'll see they pop up in a lot of my Fallout themed crafts too.

How to Use Funko Pop Toys as Cake Topper:

Step 1: Prep Bobbleheads!

They are the perfect cake toppers, party decor or even home decor.

Wash them off with warm water and a little dish soap, then dry them completely--careful not to let the water go into the seam between the neck and head.