Plastic explosives

Plastic explosives are high explosives in Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout Tactics and a cut content weapon in Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel.
==Background==
Plastic explosives was used for decades prior to the War as a mining tool, and is still useful for removing inconvenient nature. Like its more primitive cousin, dynamite, plastic explosives are both a tool and a weapon. Typically made from a powerful explosive like Semtex or RDX, with a plasticizer, they are a very stable and malleable compound. Plastic explosives can be rigged to explode with either remote or timer detonators, and can be detonated with other high explosives.
==Models==
===Cordex plastic explosives===
A military wad of Cordex, with a timer that can be set for up to 3 minutes in 10-second increments.
===M112 demolition charge===
M112 was a common military-grade demolition charge before the Great War. Each block contains 1.25 pounds (~0.56 kilograms) of Composition C-4 explosive material, packed in a Mylar-film container for protection against the environment. Blocks also include taggant, chemicals that will survive detonation and would allow for identifying the type of explosives used.Texture for C4 explosives in Fallout: New Vegas. Most packages use four blocks held together by duct tape with a crude rope handle, and a remote detonator.C-4 explosives model.
==Non-canon==
===Plastic explosives===
A package of plastic explosives in an off white wrapper, with a yellow and red label stating "C-4 Caution High Explosive" that appeared in Fallout Tactics. Plastic explosives was cut from Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel at some point during development.
==References==
Category:Weapons
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