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A flamer or flamethrower is a large weapon that projects an ignited stream of flammable liquid, and requires a source of fuel to operate. In Fallout 3, flamers use the Big Guns skill, whereas in Fallout: New Vegas, they are moved to the Energy Weapons skill. In Fallout 4 and Fallout 76, they are reclassified as a Heavy Gun.
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Models[edit | edit source]
Flambe 450 flamer[edit | edit source]
A Flambe 450 model flamethrower, varmiter variation that fires a short spray of extremely hot, flammable liquid. It requires specialized fuel to work properly.
Improved Flambe 450 flamer[edit | edit source]
A Flambe 450 model flamethrower, varmiter variation. Fires a short spray of extremely hot, flammable liquid. Requires specialized fuel to work properly. This model has been modified to fire a hotter mixture which causes greater combustibility.
Backpack flamer[edit | edit source]
An unnamed flamer with a backpack for the flamer fuel.
- For the unique version in Fallout 3, see Burnmaster.
- For the unique versions in the add-on Broken Steel, see Slo-burn flamer and Rapid-torch flamer.
- For unique version in the add-on Gun Runners' Arsenal, see Cleansing Flame (GRA)
- For other versions in Fallout Shelter, see rusty flamer, enhanced flamer, hardened flamer and pressurized flamer
- For the unique version in Fallout Shelter, see Burnmaster
FT13 model flamer[edit | edit source]
An industrial, brightly-colored FT13 flamer[1] with a large propellant tank located directly below the main body. Fuel is stored in a detachable fuel canister on the right side of the barrel.
- For unique version in the add-on Far Harbor, see Sergeant Ash
- For the unique version in Fallout 76, see Pyrolyzer.
Mentioned and cut content[edit | edit source]
Flamer (Van Buren)[edit | edit source]
An unnamed cylindrical flamer that was to appear in Van Buren. Similar to the FT13 model, this model wouldn't have had a fuel tank backpack.
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References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Labeled as "FT13" on the left side of the frame. (FO76 Flamer.png)
