The Nellis Boomer museum is an unmarked location within Nellis Air Force Base in the Mojave Wasteland in Fallout: New Vegas.
Background[]
Since taking over Nellis around five decades prior to 2281, the Boomers created the museum to conserve the large multi-stage mural detailing their tribe's entire history, from their origins in Vault 34 to occupying and settling in Nellis to their anticipated future of restoring the crashed B-29 bomber to flying condition. The story of the mural is delivered in oral fashion by an appointed "Keeper of the Story."
Two months before the Courier came to Nellis in 2281, the previous Keeper, Don accidentally died in a drunken accident involving land mines, leading to the adolescent Pete taking over the role of the Keeper.
Layout[]
Situated opposite the northwest face of the Nellis hangars, to the right of Loyal's house, upon entering there is a small table to the right. The right-side wall depicts the Boomers' historical mural. To the left is some pre-War furniture, a bed, a desk, and a shelf.
Notable loot[]
- Nellis AFB snow globe - On the table to the right immediately upon entering.
Related quests[]
- I Could Make You Care - Veronica will show interest in the Boomers' history, comparing it to the Mojave Brotherhood.
- Volare! - Listening to the mural's history will garner Boomers reputation towards becoming Idolized by them.
Appearances[]
The Nellis Boomer museum appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.
Behind the scenes[]
- The Nellis Boomer museum is located in the same geographical area as the real world Nellis Thunderbirds Museum, which features a large wall-size mural depicting the history of the real world United States Air Force Thunderbirds at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas, Nevada.
- The Boomer mural was designed by Brian Menze.[1]
Bugs[]
The ¡La Fantoma! magazine may disappear when approaching or by sleeping on the bed. [verified]- Pete will occasionally glitch and stop his story.[verified]
- Pushing him around or standing a few feet away, and looking above him just high enough that the prompt to speak with him disappears can sometimes trigger him to continue.
- Going near the entrance of the museum may earn the player Boomer infamy, as if they were leaving in the middle of Pete's story. It is unconfirmed if this can occur prior to going inside.
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