Furthermore, the terminal also says that bobbleheads can only be bought by executives. However, by 2277, the bobbleheads have run out of stock. In the Vault-Tec Headquarters, there is a terminal at which employees before the war could get bobbleheads for a deduction from their paycheck.Isn't it funny how everything you get close to ends up leavingĭead mother, life in a post-nuclear Wasteland and not a friend in it. If my kid looked like that, I'd abandon it too. This doesn't look right, not right at all. This is one situation you're not going to be able to fight your way out of.
They cannot be added to inventory but give the player sarcastic messages.
These are identical in appearance to normal bobbleheads but are larger in size. In the Point Lookout add-on, several "fake" Bobbleheads appear (called Schmault-Tec Bubbleheads) during a hallucination sequence as part of the main questline (after you get sprayed with the Mother Punga fumes). The entrance (a large boulder) is below a party banner that is lit up at night. Rockopolis: Due west of Smith Casey's Garage and due north of Girdershade. Paradise Falls: Eulogy's Pad, on the table right next to the terminal. Yao guai tunnels: yao guai den, on top of a metal box north east of the big pool of water. The switch for the utility door to access the armory is found on the 3rd floor that can only be reached by going through the Depot Training Wing and Depot Offices. National Guard depot: National Guard Armory, sitting on a shelf in the sealed storage room in the basement. Follow this hall all the way to the end, kill the insane survivor and cross the room to where the Bobblehead is located. Once in the Living Quarters take a left, cross the small bridge in the atrium, then take a right and enter the second door on your left. Vault 106: After entering the Vault, move downstairs and enter the Living Quarters. It will be in the center of a room near the exit to Dunwich Building.Īrefu: Evan King's House (requires 50 Lockpick, no karma cost). It is in the clinic's back room on a desk.ĭunwich Building: Go through the Forsaken Dunwich Ruins to get to the Virulant Underchambers. If taken this way, it is in the clinic where you speak to Amata. It can be obtained before you take your G.O.A.T., during Escape! or Trouble on the Homefront. The manhole cover is tucked into the rocks.īethesda Ruins: Bethesda Offices East, second floor: on a desk under a safe, with an active lamp. WKML Broadcast Station: Sealed Cistern, the sewer (manhole cover) behind the station. Raven Rock: On the right desk in Colonel Autumn's bedroom: after you pass the huge door from section 2B to 2C, when two Enclave soldiers come out of the right door, take the left door. It is in an open safe along with some caps, and the ICBM launchcode. Jump over the work bench, it's on the right-most shelves.įort Constantine: CO Quarters (little bungalow), in the basement. It is on a shelf in the basement.Įvergreen Mills: Bazaar, in a dark cave-nook in the corner of the room to the right of Smiling Jack. Greener Pastures Disposal: In the office, on the desk next to an Average locked terminal.Īrlington Cemetery North: In the Arlington House on a hill near the center of the cemetery. The Science Lab can be reached through the Midship Deck and the Upper Deck. Rivet City: Science Lab, downstairs on one of the tables in the center of the lab, next to the lockers. The bobblehead is across the room from Lying, Congressional Style. Vault 108: Cloning Lab, on top of a table in a large room with four beds and a copy of Lying, Congressional Style. Republic of Dave: In the Museum of Dave, on a bookshelf to the right of the room.ĭeathclaw Sanctuary: Inside entrance, on a small platform next to the rotting brahmin corpse. His house is directly to the right when you enter Megaton.
Megaton: Lucas Simms' house, on the desk in the bedroom (the door to your immediate left at the top of stairs) on the second floor. Please refer to the respective articles for detailed information. Bobbleheads marked with an asterisk (*) can become unobtainable.
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