Nuke-Con 2025 is a return engagement for Petty Cache, your #1 source for fancy dice trays, dice bags, dice jewelry and custom printing and binding. Contact them at pettyprinting@gmail.com to ask about customs!
Tag: Vendors
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Vendor Shout-out Petty Cache
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Vendor Shout-out Gaming at Joe’s
When you visit Gaming at Joe’s, you’ll see that everything he sells at his booth are items he would buy for himself for his personal collection. It’s good to have him back!
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Vendor Shoutout Art by El
El (of Art by El) travels all over the Midwest with custom dice, stickers, planners, and more! We’re very glad to welcome her back to Nuke-Con 2025.
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Vendor Shout-out The Game Shoppe
The Game Shoppe has been a Friendly Local Game Store and center of gaming activity in Bellevue and Omaha for more than two decades. We’re so pleased to have them back with us at Nuke-Con 2025!
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Vendor Shout-out Captain Wells Studio
Heather and Aaron at Captain Wells Studio work in a variety of mediums including charcoal, oil paint, watercolors, and acrylic paints. They’re local folk and Nuke-Con veterans. What will they bring this year?
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Meet the Vendors: StarFighter Comics
StarFighter Comics is a new comic & game store located in Sioux City Iowa. We have been serving the geek community for 2 years now! We carry comics, games, cards, toys, & anything pop culture in between! We also have a website, StarFighterComics.com so if you can’t make the trip to Sioux City we can always ship to you!
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Meet the Vendors: Oakley’s Nerd Nook
At Oakley’s Nerd Nook, I make hand crafted, wooden gaming accessories. I have dice boxes in three different sizes, with the lid doubling as dice rolling trays. I also make dice towers in plinko style towers fronted with clear acrylic screen so you can see the dice as they pop. The boxes and towers work together with magnets, so if you have both a dice box and a dice tower you’ll have a system with a nice little catch tray at the bottom.
I have you covered for trading card games as well. I make card holding trays, commander stations, and deck boxes. The deck boxes can hold two separate commander decks (single or double sleeved). The sides of the boxes are removable so you can use the box as a library/graveyard divider, and on top of it all, the lid doubles as either a commander station, or a card holding tray.
Make sure to come and say hello, ask questions, pick stuff up and play with it and above all else, have a great time! -
Meet the Vendors: Art by El
Art By El is the place to go for cute and nerdy stationery, resin dice and accessories. We can’t pick just one craft! El is a self-taught illustrator and crafter, supported by her husband and, occasionally, friends. With over 15 years of experience in various creative endeavors, we’re reaching for the stars with every event. Check out our booth for handmade dice, keychains, stickers, and more! We haven’t been on the convention scene long, but we’re determined to keep meeting gamers and fans where they’re at.
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Meet the Vendors: ZV Prints and Crafts
ZV Prints and Crafts is a local 3D printing and laser company that also offers 3D modeling services. We specialize in personal touches like custom engraved tumblers, 3D resin and filament printing as well as handmade resin dice.
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Meet the Vendors: Gaming at Joe’s
I’m Joseph, a game designer located in Kansas city. Gaming at Joe’s is my business is making board games, card games, and others, and my most popular games are Savage Fighters, Magic Penguins and Cereal Killers. I also sell collectable items such as fantasy mugs and goblets, pins, music boxes and more (all of which I collect myself). 2024 Is my first year going full time being a traveling vendor for events. I’m excited that Nuke-Con is part of my journey.