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The Fusion Flea Supreme[1][2] is a nuclear vehicle found throughout the wastelands of the former United States.
Background[]
A pre-War ultra-sub-compact city transport featuring an advanced Chryslus[验证逾期] nuclear-powered engine.[Non-game 1] The one passenger vehicle can be commonly found throughout the wastelands, and sometimes seen less frequently in regions such as the Mojave Desert.
Characteristics[]
Structurally, the entrance to the driver's seat was achieved through a lift-off roof windshield combination with a latch on one side. The East Coast models are blue in color with three wheels, two in the front and one in the back. The Mojave variants are a green-brown in color and lack the third wheel in the rear. They also feature a rear engine, protruding from behind the driver's seat. If shot at, some of the vehicles will burn briefly and then explode.
Locations[]
- Fallout 3
- On truck trailers at the Corvega factory.
- One is on display at the car dealership.
- Fallout: New Vegas
- In the El Dorado dry lake on its side against a truck.
- On the Ivanpah race track.
- Fallout 4
- One is on the road in Concord.
- Inside Reeb Marina.
- Near Medford Memorial Hospital.
- In the parking lot outside the Revere satellite array.
- In Sanctuary Hills, seen both before and after the war.
- On an intersection near Covenant.
- On the road just outside of the Red Rocket truck stop.
- Fallout 76
There are 54 Fusion Flea Supremes in Appalachia, including at locations such as:
- Three clean variants, found at the Tyler County Dirt Track, in the parking lot of Valley Galleria, and near the golf course of the Whitespring Resort.
- Two on a flatbed at Blackwater Mine.
- One in front of Garrahan Mining Headquarters.
- One in front of AMS corporate headquarters in Watoga.
- One parked in the lot at Valley Galleria.
Appearances[]
The Fusion Flea Supreme appears in Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76.
Behind the scenes[]
- According to The Art of Fallout 4, the Fusion Flea Supreme was inspired by the 1955 Messerschmitt KR200.[3]
- A 1:18 scale model of the Fusion Flea Supreme was produced by The Wand Company. They were based on gifts given by Chryslus to promising employees who had completed two years of service. Images and information about the seven variants can be found on the Wand Company's website or were available for purchase on the Bethesda Gear Store. There are a total of seven variant paint jobs being released over time:
- Nuka-Cola Quantum Fusion Flea
- Slocum’s Joe Fusion Flea
- Standard Fusion Flea
- Racing Flea (The Flying Flea)
- Custom Candy Flea
- Custom Candy No. 19 Racing Flea
- Lime Green Flea
Gallery[]
- Fallout 3
In Seward Square
- Fallout: New Vegas
On the Ivanpah race track
On the race track
Flush to the ground, no third wheel view
No third wheel, bottom of the vehicle
Another view of bottom
Tipped off a truck in the El Dorado Dry Lake
- Fallout 4
The Flea in post-War Fallout 4
In Cambridge
View from the driver's seat
Above the Saugus River
Inside Reeb Marina
- Fallout 76
- Concept art and promotional
Fallout 3 render
From The Art of Fallout 4
Flea three wheeler concept art
Concept art by Adam Adamowicz
Concept art
Concept art
References[]
- ↑ No Mutants Allowed Fallout 3 preview The PC continues down the road and passes a car that is called the single-seater "Fusion Flea Supreme," which Pete Hines passes after noting its existence.
- ↑ Pioneer Scout camp terminal entries; Pioneer badge exam terminal; Possum Exams; Atomics Fan: "The speed of a Fusion Flea Supreme"
- ↑ The Art of Fallout 4, p. 262: "FUSION FLEA
A favorite from Fallout 3 returns, inspired by the classic Messerschmitt three-wheeler from 1955."
- Non-game
- ↑ Wand Company: "Fusion Flea climbs for freedom! Imagine that freedom of the open road on a gloriously sunny day without a care in the world. Imagine never again having to worry about fuel on those long journeys: Chryslus thought of it all. The Fusion Flea’s advanced Chryslus nuclear-powered engine, that gives the Flea its catchy moniker, is fully charged once at manufacture and guaranteed for life, leaving the driver to enjoy the adventure of the open road, absolutely worry-free."
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