Nerdiest Centerpiece Ever

[General_Potatoes]

Would NERF blasters count?

 

[Pegghead]

I was once in a shop were they were selling assorted Star Trek centre-pieces for top dollar, things like:

*A signed pair of Geordi's visors in a glass box

*A signed phaser prop

So there's always that...

 

[fozzy360]

Coffee table in the living room has "Half Life 2: Raising the Bar," "The Making of Doom 3," "The Art of Halo: Creating a Visual World," "Halo Encyclopedia," and "Ripley's Believe It or Not: Planet Eccentric" sitting on it. There's also various film and game posters around. My dresser in the bedroom is currently displaying the majority of my Halo collectibles, which I tried to make look nice with cheap stands. Not much, but I like it.

 

[Shymer]

I have a hand-crafted model Cobra MkIII on a stand on my desk. It's about 25cm wide.

Its navigation lights, cockpit and engine light up.

 

[Whoatemysupper]

A replica Isle of Lewis chess set.

 

[Harbinger_]

Me and my Fiancé are hoping to have a Minecraft inspired Wedding cake. Might not happen but I'm hoping we can get someone to do it well enough

If you do it send me a picture, my girlfriend and I are huge minecraft fans

Also, our nerdy 'centerpiece' is a whole bunch of Vinyl Magic the Gathering Release Party Posters on the walls of our apartment along side posters of Chuck Norris quotes, Mr Bean and a certain Lich King.

 

[Arnoxthe1]

Yeah, that's me in a nutshell, except I mostly have the AI fight each other in 3-life stock-matches. In those matches, each character/team has three lives, and whoever loses all three lives first loses the match.

The problem with putting any kind of limit on how long the match can last is that it will require you to start the match up again and again.