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| rdfs:comment | - At one point, Gus Griswald commandeered it to be his home when he thought that his parents were going to move again. Old Rusty had some cloth draped in on the inside to simulate walls, as well as the basic creature comforts. When Gus moves out, Old Rusty goes back to normal.
- Old Rusty is a rusty old naval tramp steamer, he made only a brief appearance in Warrior, anchored out in the estuary. He said that he had been anchored there for two years, he seems to be quite kind and complements Warrior saying it would be boring without him. His model made another cameo in Ghosts. Old Rusty's character reflects that of Hiro from the sister series as being an old character. He was voiced by David Mitton.
- Old Rusty is a Mister Handy type robot in the Commonwealth in Fallout 4.
- He makes two appearances in Salty's Lighthouse, first getting bumped by Warrior and telling him to watch where he's going, and then in a flashback where Top Hat, Warrior, and Otis were reminiscing also getting bumped.
- (not to be confused with the original TV series character) Old Rusty is the nickname of the wreck of a mysterious boat that is sitting capsized near a beach in the estuary. It appears to be sitting atop a reef. No one knows exactly how it got there, or what it's name is. It appears to be a tramper, and resembles the same type of design that Johnny Cuba has. The tugs have made up funny stories about how it got there, but they can never know for certain who it is. It was later discovered that Old Rusty was actually a tramper called Atlas that was abandoned in 1906 during Hurricane Jade.
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| abstract | - At one point, Gus Griswald commandeered it to be his home when he thought that his parents were going to move again. Old Rusty had some cloth draped in on the inside to simulate walls, as well as the basic creature comforts. When Gus moves out, Old Rusty goes back to normal.
- Old Rusty is a rusty old naval tramp steamer, he made only a brief appearance in Warrior, anchored out in the estuary. He said that he had been anchored there for two years, he seems to be quite kind and complements Warrior saying it would be boring without him. His model made another cameo in Ghosts. Old Rusty's character reflects that of Hiro from the sister series as being an old character. He was voiced by David Mitton.
- (not to be confused with the original TV series character) Old Rusty is the nickname of the wreck of a mysterious boat that is sitting capsized near a beach in the estuary. It appears to be sitting atop a reef. No one knows exactly how it got there, or what it's name is. It appears to be a tramper, and resembles the same type of design that Johnny Cuba has. The tugs have made up funny stories about how it got there, but they can never know for certain who it is. It was later discovered that Old Rusty was actually a tramper called Atlas that was abandoned in 1906 during Hurricane Jade. Page by TenCents
- Old Rusty is a Mister Handy type robot in the Commonwealth in Fallout 4.
- He makes two appearances in Salty's Lighthouse, first getting bumped by Warrior and telling him to watch where he's going, and then in a flashback where Top Hat, Warrior, and Otis were reminiscing also getting bumped.
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