Fallout and Fallout 2 world objects

The following is a (non-exhaustive) list of Fallout and Fallout 2 world objects that are not a part of any quests nor can be meaningfully interacted with. Since Fallout 2 and Fallout 1 use the same engine and assets, many of these objects appear in both games.

Furniture

Chairs

Name	Image	Description	Notes
Chair		"A very nice looking chair."
Chair		"A very nice looking chair."
Chair		"A very nice looking chair."
Chair		"A very nice looking chair."
Chair		"It's a chair. Too bad you don't have time to sit down and relax."
Chair		"There is nothing unusual about this chair."
Chair		"It's a chair. It looks mighty comfortable."
Chair		"There is nothing unusual about this chair."
Chair		"It's a chair. Too bad you don't have time to sit down and relax."
Chair		"This chair is ruined."
Chair		"This looks like an old office chair, still in pretty good shape after all these years."
Chair		"This is an old office chair. It might even support the weight of a person."
Chair		"This office chair has seen better days. It's pretty much trash, now."
Chair		"This looks like a chair you would see in a mortician's office - dead."
Chair		"If someone paid you a lot of caps, and you could use steel britches, you might consider sitting in this chair."
Chair		"This chair is falling apart. Quickly."
Chair		"This chair is moldy and gross. As you can guess, it stinks, too."
Chair		"This chair looks like it has seen better years."
Chair		"A comfy chair."
Chair		"A rotting, smelly old chair sitting on bricks for support. Looks pretty uncomfortable."
Chair		"A rotting old chair made out of an ancient car seat."
Chair		"A smelly old chair that used be to a car seat. The springs have lost their spring."

Couches

Name	Image	Description	Notes
Couch		"A very uncomfortable looking sitting device, sometimes known as a couch."

Shelves

Name	Image	Description	Notes
Bookshelf 00000145		"A bookshelves, typically with a good stack of books on them."
Bookshelf* 00000146		"Bookshelf as you find them in the library."	Bookshelves with this appearance facing southwest count as items with a weight of 9999 lbs.
Bookcase 00000147		"A bookcase, with a good stack of books in it."
Bookcase 00000148		"A bookcase, with crooked boards and some casually stacked books."
Bookcase 00000149		"A bookcase, rather empty."

Containers

Name	Image	Description	Notes
Floor safe / Wall safe 00000502, 00000501			Safes can be lockpicked or blasted open using dynamite or plastic explosives, or can be opened by using the appropriate key or combination.
Locker 00000132-00000139		"A storage container."
Footlocker 00000128-00000131		"Your basic footlocker. Holds stuff, sits at foot of bed, can be locked."
Ammo crate 00000367-00000370
Pot 00000243, 00000244 00000248, 00000249		"A finely crafted clay pot."
Ice chest (refrigerator) 00000042		"On old-style ice chest. The hinges are in good working condition."
Ice chest 00000043		"A small, green ice chest."
Bones		"You see Ed. Ed's dead." "A collection of strange bones."	In Fallout they are Ed's corpse, right after exit from Vault 13. Another two can be found in Alien Ship encounter, where one of them carries an alien blaster. In Fallout 2 they are remains of Sierra Army Depot personnel with some Mentats in them.
Crashed vertibird 00000330		"This is wreckage from a verti-bird. Looks like it crashed here months ago."	The description points toward the crashed vertibird in Klamath Canyon and was to become a container. For unknown reasons however, it was not included in the final retail version of the game.
Trek Guys		"This guy has a weird red uniform you have never seen. It looks like he died from dehydration."	These are the corpses from Federation Crash Site random encounter.
Highwayman trunk		"The trunk is a great place to store your stuff."	Highwayman trunk can be "used" separately and due to bug can be located in towns in other section than car itself
Brahmin carts		"A caravan wagon converted from the wrecked remains of an ancient automobile."
Decomposing body		"This is a partially decomposed body of a humanoid creature."	Only in Fallout 2
Poor box		"A small box used to collect money for the poor."	Only in Fallout 2

Beds

Name	Image	Description	Notes
Bed		"A bed, it looks pretty comfortable after what you have been sleeping on."
Bed		"A standard bed. Looks comfy."
Bed		"This bed is in pretty bad condition."
Bed		"This bed is in wretched condition."
Bed		"This bed is in pretty very poor condition."
Bed		"This bed is in poor condition."
Bed		"A very comfortable looking bed."
Medical Bed		"This bed has a built-in monitor for monitoring the patient's condition."
Bed		"A structurally enhanced bunk bed."
Bunk Bed		"A military-style bunk bed. Looks very uncomfortable. Also looks like you could bounce a quarter off of these sheets."
Bed		"A very nice looking bed."
Bed		"A very nice looking bed."
Bed		"This bed has seen better days (and probably nights, too)."
Bed		"On closer examination, you determine that the sheets have not been changed in a very, very long time."
Bed		"There are a couple stains of dubious origin on this well-worn sleeping device."
Bed		"This bed has seen a lot of use and wear. Something must have crawled between the mattresses and died, too."
Old Mattress		"An old, beat-up mattress. You think you see some sort of small bug-like critter infesting it."
Old Mattress		"Even if you were to sleep by yourself on this thing, you would not be sleeping alone."
Bed		"A make-shift bed. The material was scavenged from some other source."
Bed		"Tribal and field bed."	Only in Fallout 2

Electronics

Name	Image	Description	Notes
Computer		"A Vault computer terminal, hooked into the main Vault computer."/"A computer terminal, hooked into a mainframe computer."
VDU		"This Video Display Unit has a variety of computer monitors and other screens. It looks very, very busy."
Holo Generator (FO1) - Auto-Doc (FO2)		"A large-scale THT entertainment tape player. No new movies have been made in 80 years." (FO1)
Monitor		"A green-screen display monitor, showing various bits of data. A few bytes occasionally show up."
Supercomputer			A cut version of the Enclave supercomputer at the reactor level.

Miscellaneous

Name	Image	Description	Notes
Water pump		"A broken water pump."
Tool board 00000158		"This board holds a variety of tools above the popular workbench." "Vic's trusty toolboard."
Mining machine			Excavator chip inside

Vehicles

Main articles: Fallout vehicles, Fallout 2 vehicles

Cars and trucks

Name	Image	Description	Notes
Corvega analog coupe		If the Mechanic of the Year suddenly appeared next to you, both of you could not fix this rusty heap.
		"This rusted piece of scrap-metal cannot be restored."
Deuce coupe		"You determine that this vehicle will never drive again. Really."
		"This automobile is in terrible shape. You cannot think of a way to restore it."
		"There is no way that this junkyard wannabe will ever drive again."
Motorcycle			Placed against the surrounding wall of Junktown.
Diesel truck		"This diesel truck is beyond help. Way beyond help."
		"The ruined remains of a diesel truck. This hunk of metal will never move again.This diesel truck is beyond help. Way beyond help."
Highwayman (wrecked)		"This Chrysalis Motors Highwayman looks to be in pretty good shape for its age."	Only in Fallout 2
Nuka-Cola truck		"You see an overturned truck in the distance"	Nuka-Cola Truck (encounter)

Airborne

Name	Image	Description	Notes
Vertibird			Only in Fallout 2
Vertibird (crashed)			Only in Fallout 2
Federation Shuttle (crashed)		"A space vehicle of some kind. It looks like it crashed here recently."	Only in Fallout 2

Notes

In Fallout 2, the Auto-Doc in the Professor's house in Broken Hills is called a Holo Generator, and is the only one in Fallout 2 to be named this. All other Auto-Docs are named correctly.