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Big Muskie's Bucket is an unmarked location in the Burning Springs region of Appalachia in Fallout 76, introduced in the Burning Springs update. It is situated along Route 33, northeast of the Abraxodyne Chemical power substation.
Background[]
The "Big Muskie's Bucket" monument was a pre-War roadside attraction. The location has an information plaque in front of the bucket that provides background:
Transcript[]
Layout[]
The monument is a small point of interest, consisting of the monument itself and a parking lot across the road. In front of the monument is a small gathering area with the aforementioned informational plaque, as well as a camera for a photo opportunity inside of the bucket.
Notable loot[]
- Abraxodyne intel:
- One can be found in the back of a van on a wooden bridge, north-northeast of the bucket.
- One can be found next to a skeleton sitting at a table, in the camp ground north-northwest of the bucket.
- Potential Vault-Tec bobblehead spawn - On top of the back side of the bucket.
Notes[]
As an unmarked location, this monument is only referred to by name in the information plaque message in-game. The editor IDs in the game's files for layer records also identify it as "BigBucket",[1][2] and the message record for the information plaque as "Big Muskie's Bucket".[3]
Appearances[]
Big Muskie's Bucket appears only in Fallout 76, introduced in the Burning Springs update.
Behind the scenes[]
This location is based on the real-world Big Muskie's Bucket attraction in McConnelsville, Ohio. It is the only remnant of the world's largest single-bucket dragline excavator, Big Muskie.
Gallery[]
Parking lot
Looking at the bucket from the front
Road to Tycoon Lake with wooden bridge in background
Abraxodyne intel in the van on the wooden bridge
Abraxodyne intel at the campground
Potential bobblehead spawn
Information plaque message box
References[]
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