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An '''Engine''', once repaired, can be used to make other constructions or items function. Seeing as these options all include the killing of zombies, one could go as far as to call it an 'engine of destruction'.
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You can almost feel the sheer horsepower in the roar of this machine. Well, not really. This kind of mechanism was more than common in the past, but nowadays you can only find small engines that can't even run a vehicle. They can, however, do a decent job powering small machinery, like a {{MetaInline|Chainsaw (incomplete)}} '''or''' doing other small jobs - do not underestimate the opportunity cost!
  
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==Found==
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== Found ==
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* Assembly of an {{MetaInline|Engine (incomplete)}}
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* Building an {{MetaInline|Engine (incomplete)}}
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* Undepleted Zones?
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** The materials required are:
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*** {{MetaInline|Engine (incomplete)}}
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*** {{MetaInline|Handful of nuts and bolts}}
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*** {{MetaInline|Duct Tape}}
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*** {{MetaInline|Wrought Iron}}
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*** {{MetaInline|Compact Detonator}}
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*** {{MetaInline|Broken Human Bone}}
  
 
== Uses ==
 
== Uses ==
 
* Building the {{MetaInline|Chainsaw}}
 
* Building the {{MetaInline|Chainsaw}}
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* Upgrading the {{MetaInline|Home Laboratory}} to level 4.
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* {{MetaInline|Watchmen}} - 30 attack points
  
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== Constructions ==
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=== Constructions ===
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* {{MetaInline|Plumbing}}
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This is required in the construction of:
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* {{MetaInline|Reactor}}
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* {{MetaInline|Faucet}} (x1)
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* {{MetaInline|Reactor}} (x1)
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=== Home Upgrades ===
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* Upgrading the {{MetaInline|Home Laboratory}} to level 4
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== Notes ==
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* In [[Season 11]]:
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** {{MetaInline|Watchmen}} points provided decreased from 40 to 30.
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== Trivia ==
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* The engine requires no fuel, although some of its applications, like a {{MetaInline|Chainsaw}} and the {{MetaInline|Reactor}}, require batteries to work, implying it's electric. Mechanisms using electricity to produce mechanic power are usually called electric motors rather than engines.
  
 
{{Miscellaneous}}
 
{{Miscellaneous}}

Latest revision as of 16:26, 7 May 2015

[v · e] 39 Engine Item engine.gif
It's a small engine of some sort, covered in splashes of burnt oil and other unidentified substances. However, it's pretty heavy.
Small heavy.gifSmall heavy.gifHeavy object Heavy object
Item watergun opt empty.gifItem watergun opt empty.gifGuard Weapon Guard Weapon (30 attack pts)
Category Items
Sub Category Miscellaneous items

You can almost feel the sheer horsepower in the roar of this machine. Well, not really. This kind of mechanism was more than common in the past, but nowadays you can only find small engines that can't even run a vehicle. They can, however, do a decent job powering small machinery, like a Item chainsaw empty.gifItem chainsaw empty.gifChainsaw (incomplete) Chainsaw (incomplete) or doing other small jobs - do not underestimate the opportunity cost!

Found

Uses

Constructions

This is required in the construction of:

Home Upgrades

Notes

Trivia

  • The engine requires no fuel, although some of its applications, like a Item chainsaw empty.gifItem chainsaw empty.gifChainsaw Chainsaw (incomplete) and the Small arma.gifSmall arma.gifReactor Reactor, require batteries to work, implying it's electric. Mechanisms using electricity to produce mechanic power are usually called electric motors rather than engines.