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For the world object in Fallout 3, see Giddyup Buttercup (Fallout 3).

Giddyup Buttercup is a junk item in Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. The item was originally included in Fallout 3, marketed as "the ultimate in equestrian robotics" before the war. The Fallout 3 rendition featured white paint, while this version features yellow.

Characteristics

The Giddyup Buttercup is a rather small toy horse made of metal with peeling, well worn paint. It can be scrapped for parts, proving to be a plentiful source of screws and steel. Various Giddyup Buttercup parts can also be found throughout the Commonwealth and Appalachia.

Crafting

Fallout 4

The Giddyup Buttercup can be broken down into its individual components for use in crafting:

Materials:		Requirements:		Produces:
Giddyup Buttercup (1)		Workshop		Gears (3) Screw (4) Spring (4) Steel (5)

Fallout 76

The Giddyup Buttercup can be broken down into its individual components for use in crafting:

Materials:		Requirements:		Produces:
Giddyup Buttercup (1)		Armor workbench Chemistry station Power armor station Tinker's workbench Weapons workbench		Gears (2) Steel (5) Spring (3) Screw (1)

Locations

Fallout 4

Fourteen complete Giddyup Buttercups, including a unique oversized version, and numerous pieces can be found in the Wilson Atomatoys Corporate HQ.
Seven complete Giddyup Buttercups and pieces can be found in the Wilson Atomatoys factory.
One can be found in Erin's room in Vault 81.
One can be found in McDonough's bedroom in Diamond City.
One can be found near the water at Warwick homestead wearing a sailor's hat.
One can be found behind an advanced lock door in the Harbormaster Hotel.
One can be found in the third room of the quality assurance department of the General Atomics factory.
It may be sold by vendors selling junk, including Percy and Trashcan Carla.
Sold by settlements at the trading post.
One can be found in Waves Crest Orphanage.
At least 3 can be found in Dry Rock Gulch at Nuka-World.

Fallout 76

Two on a trailer between Appalachian Antiques and Thunder Mountain substation TM-02. An invisible barrier sits between ground level and them so jumping is required.
Overlook cabin - In the children's playroom.
Bolton Greens - Upstairs in the bedroom.
The Whitespring Resort - Next to the Christmas tree in the toy store.
Treehouse village - In the westernmost treehouse, beside a deckchair.
Sunnytop Ski Lanes base lodge - In a cage on the upper level.
Vault-Tec University - In the Young Dweller Development classroom.

Related quests

Notes

A unique variant can be obtained from Arlen Glass after returning Marlene's holotape, found in Wilson Atomatoys Corporate HQ.
It is too heavy to lift despite the fact that the player character is able to carry them in their inventory. In a settlement however, one can move dropped Buttercups around through the build interface.
In Fallout 4, the various Giddyup Buttercup parts do not provide the same amount of scrap materials as a complete Giddyup Buttercup. A complete Buttercup provides 4 springs, 3 gears, 4 screws, and 5 steel with a weight of eight pounds. A head, body, two front legs, and two rear legs yields 12 springs, 8 gears, 2 screws, and 8 steel with a combined weight of ten pounds. Note that if the front and rear leg were counted as a pair of legs each, even though the model is clearly a single leg, then the totals are closer, with 8 springs, 4 gear, 2 screws, and 6 steel with a combined weight of eight pounds.

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+|quests       =''[[Giddyup 'n Go]]'' {{Icon|FO4|link=Fallout 4}}<br />[[High Noon at the Gulch]] {{Icon|FO4NW|link=Nuka-World (add-on)}}
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-'''Giddyup Buttercup''' is a [[Fallout 4 junk items|junk item]] in ''[[Fallout 4]]''. The item was included in ''Fallout 3'', and was marketed as "the ultimate in equestrian robotics" before the war. In contrast to the ''Fallout 3'' rendition which features white paint, this version features yellow paint.
+'''Giddyup Buttercup''' is a [[junk item]] in ''[[Fallout 4]]'' and ''[[Fallout 76]]''. The item was originally included in ''[[Fallout 3]]'', marketed as "the ultimate in equestrian robotics" before the war. The ''Fallout 3'' rendition featured white paint, while this version features yellow.
 ==Characteristics==
-The Giddyup Buttercup is a rather small metal horse with the paint well worn and peeling. It can be scrapped to be used for parts and is a plentiful source of [[screw (Fallout 4)|screws]]. The various [[Giddyup Buttercup parts]] can also be found throughout the Commonwealth.
+The Giddyup Buttercup is a rather small toy horse made of metal with peeling, well worn paint. It can be scrapped for parts, proving to be a plentiful source of [[screw]]s and [[steel]]. Various [[Giddyup Buttercup parts]] can also be found throughout [[the Commonwealth]] and [[Appalachia]].
 ===Crafting===
+;Fallout 4
 The Giddyup Buttercup can be broken down into its individual [[Fallout 4 junk items#Crafting components|components]] for use in [[Fallout 4 crafting|crafting]]:
 {{Crafting table
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 |product#4     =5
 }}
+;Fallout 76
+The Giddyup Buttercup can be broken down into its individual [[Fallout 76 junk items#Crafting components|components]] for use in [[Fallout 76 crafting|crafting]]:
 {{Crafting table
 |type         =breakdown
-|material1    = Giddyup buttercup
+|material1    =Giddyup Buttercup
 |material#1   =1
 |workspace    =[[Armor workbench (Fallout 76)|Armor workbench]]<br />[[Chemistry station (Fallout 76)|Chemistry station]]<br />[[Power armor station (Fallout 76)|Power armor station]]<br />[[Tinker's workbench]]<br />[[Weapons workbench (Fallout 76)|Weapons workbench]]
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 ==Locations==
-===Fallout 4===
+===''Fallout 4''===
 * Fourteen complete Giddyup Buttercups, including a unique oversized version, and numerous pieces can be found in the [[Wilson Atomatoys Corporate HQ]].
 * Seven complete Giddyup Buttercups and pieces can be found in the [[Wilson Atomatoys factory]].
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 * {{Icon|FO4NW|link=Nuka-World (add-on)}} At least 3 can be found in [[Dry Rock Gulch]] at [[Nuka-World (location)|Nuka-World]].
-===Fallout 76===
+===''Fallout 76''===
 * Two on a trailer between [[Appalachian Antiques]] and [[Thunder Mountain substation TM-02]]. An invisible barrier sits between ground level and them so jumping is required.
 * [[Overlook cabin]] - In the children's playroom.
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 * [[Treehouse village]] - In the westernmost treehouse, beside a deckchair.
 * [[Sunnytop Ski Lanes base lodge]] - In a cage on the upper level.
+* [[Vault-Tec University]] - In the Young Dweller Development classroom.
 ==Related quests==
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 ==Notes==
 * A [[Buttercup toy|unique variant]] can be obtained from [[Arlen Glass]] after returning [[Marlene's holotape]], found in [[Wilson Atomatoys Corporate HQ]].
+* It is too heavy to lift despite the fact that the player character is able to carry them in their inventory. In a settlement however, one can move dropped Buttercups around through the build interface.
-* The Giddyup Buttercup toy is more commonly found than in ''Fallout 3''.
+* In ''Fallout 4'', the various Giddyup Buttercup parts do not provide the same amount of scrap materials as a complete Giddyup Buttercup. A complete Buttercup provides 4 springs, 3 gears, 4 screws, and 5 steel with a weight of eight pounds. A head, body, two front legs, and two rear legs yields 12 springs, 8 gears, 2 screws, and 8 steel with a combined weight of ten pounds. Note that if the front and rear leg were counted as a pair of legs each, even though the model is clearly a single leg, then the totals are closer, with 8 springs, 4 gear, 2 screws, and 6 steel with a combined weight of eight pounds.
-* It is too heavy to lift despite the fact that the player is able to carry them in their inventory. In a settlement however, one can move dropped Buttercups around through the build interface.
-* The various Giddyup Buttercup parts do not provide the same amount of scrap materials as a complete Giddyup Buttercup. A complete Buttercup provides 4 springs, 3 gears, 4 screws, and 5 steel with a weight of eight pounds. A head, body, two front legs, and two rear legs yields 12 springs, 8 gears, 2 screws, and 8 steel with a combined weight of ten pounds. Note that if the front and rear leg were counted as a pair of legs each, even though the model is clearly a single leg, then the totals are closer, with 8 springs, 4 gear, 2 screws, and 6 steel with a combined weight of eight pounds.
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