The construction site is a location in Big MT in the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Old World Blues.
Layout[]
Situated north of Little Yangtze and west of the X-17 meteorological station on the ordinal northwest side of Big MT, the location has a group of trucks and bulldozers grouped up around a big concrete slab and further in there are more bulldozers around a couple of craters and red crystals. In the center, there is a big red crane. Going south from the center of the construction site, there is a truck with wooden crates strewn about, and a footlocker in the bed of the truck and a footlocker on one of the concrete slabs next to a skeleton. The unique construction drone foreman roams around this area with the other construction drones along with some Securitron Mk5s at the entrance. There is a pallet that contains nine wooden crates on top of it.
Notable loot[]
- One valence radii-accentuator - Can be found at the very top of the crane arm, sitting on a wooden crate.
- Sink Upgrade: Water Production - At the west side of the construction site, near the front end loader.
Notes[]
- Sometimes, a sentry bot (or three) may wander into the site.
- A crazed Mister Handy may also appear, along with the other robots.
- It is possible to jump onto the X-17 meteorological stations roof from this location. However, doing so will initiate Y-17 trauma override harnesses to spawn on the roof as if the elevator was taken, but only if the player character approaches the elevator.
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- If Wild Wasteland is an active trait, there will be a set of seven intact garden gnomes set up around the red crystals to look like they were once mining that area. Each has a pickaxe and a lantern at its feet. In the center of the group is a grave.
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Appearances[]
The construction site appears only in the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Old World Blues.
Behind the scenes[]
The seven intact garden gnomes that appear in the Wild Wasteland encounter at the location serve as a reference to the 19th century Brothers Grimm fairytale Snow White as well as its 1912 Broadway play adaptation and the 1937 animated film adaptation produced by Walt Disney Pictures.
