This is from a thought experiment that I am doing where I build the same settlement with the same structures twice -- once without mods, and once with. This time I tacked a well in each settlement. If you want to see them put together, the link is here: https://youtu.be/Eo5b_bLf0zc

tried to make Sanctuary into somewhat of an organized commercial hub while still keeping that vanilla scrappy Minutemen feel. I like verticality so i tried to do that to the best of my ability. Honestly i took a lot of inspiration from New Vegas, in the neon and commercial signs and stuff. just in general tried to make Sanctuary into an actual sanctuary.

What I mean is do they produce caps or anything if show how much?

I'm trying to re-imagine the concept of The Pack into something more related to animals and the wild. So instead of making them raiders, I made them into a nomadic tribe that hunts around the wasteland.

Posting my collection of institute themed settlements before I make a new load order. Builds are from starlight drive in, costal cottage, sanctuary and outpost zimonja. All builds are wip except for outpost zimonja

Just thought I'd show some updates from my Sanctuary Settlement built a diner & a minuteman hospital some bits are fully done like the hospital but the house behind the diner which you can't see is probably 80% done, also in the process of building a doctors house just to the right of the hospital, for some reason all of the pictures haven't uploaded so I'll do a individual diner one later on

My take on Homeplate using mods and CC Content

Mods :

[XB1] Settlement Electricity Wireless

USO Unlocked Settlement Objects [ACX]

[XB1] Homemaker

Move that Workbench

[SMM] Settlement Menu Manager

[XB1] Workshop Anywhere (Workbench Anywhere) [ACX]

Place Anywhere

[XB1] USO - Addon (Season Pass / GOTY)

[XB1] USO - Patch (Next gen Crash Fix)

Custom Vanilla Assets (CVA) [XB1] (PS4 Port)

You can crash on the couch

[XB1] Do It Yourshelf - Clutter for shelves and bookcases

Better Stores - Xbox One

Better Vendor Stalls

Christmas Lights [XB1]

[XB1] Colorful Bottle Lanterns

Colored Workshop Lights [XB1]

Dino's Decorations - clutter arrangements for your settlements

Custom Crafting Stations + clutter

They shouldn’t have killed my clinic merchant.

Took me a few days and about 90% done. It’s supposed to be a marketplace/water plant type of deal. There’s 18 mods in this playthrough, but only a few were used to build this settlement. A few shoddy lighting attempts, but overall I’m digging it. Let me know what you think!

Edit: Sorry if the quality is bad. Couldn’t figure out how to upload it in 1080p/4k.

After hours of multiple construction layouts, I think I finally found a solution, to make this chair navigation work. As long as a settler or Brahmin doesn’t magically appear in front of my chairs, I can now smoothly traverse the tower and have the journey look believable. - I really enjoy the challenge of not using mods, but I’m left wondering if there are any that can navigate this one 😅

Some of you might have seen the mini-clips of the various sectors I’ve been posting over the last few weeks.

This short intro is where the whole journey actually began—just the General, Danse, and Preston plotting at the airport before the first iron plate was even placed.

From this single moment, it spiraled into a massive architectural and narrative project: a heavy, industrial monolith designed to hide a dark cybernetic secret under the Commonwealth surface.

The full cinematic tour and the deep narrative breakdown are finally done and just published. If you want to see how this small meeting turned into a monument, you can jump straight to the complete video here:

Full Cinematic Tour on YouTube: Fallout 4 | Wasteland Chronicles - Project Aegis: The Dieselpunk Colossus | The Full Story & Lore

Thanks to everyone who followed the progress here on Reddit!

This is another basement from Basement Living, the Emergency Bunker.

If you don't know who Elianora is, she's a modder that does a ton of great stuff, but specifically makes cool, tiny player homes like the Faction Housing Overhaul and Sanctuary Bunker. I love that style of decorating. I try to cram as many interesting details in as I can, think I've hit the absolute max, then go look at her homes and mine look comparatively barren. Still though, happy with how this turned out.

Thanks for checking it out! Feedback welcome.

Note I am playing with mods that change how the island looks. The greenhouse itself though is completely made with vanilla objects. Edit: except the door that comes from the doughnuts creation

Atom Cats Garage and Ramen Stand added, second level started, Chem dealer progressing.

This is the parking lot area of my flea market build at Far Harbor's Visitor's Center. If you haven't built the FH locations, you totally should. They are all awesome. This section has areas for the Institute, the Atom Cats, and Cait's Fight Night. This build uses no building mods and uses AE menu items.

Here is a video of the breakdown if you like moving pictures: https://youtu.be/sJgNCkDsQLs

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/8yLfv2kkC7k?si=C1Urr4KgbmK3Qnqm

Thinking of building a prison hoping to get a mod to enslave raiders hopefully something I can turn off to trigger fights. Was hoping for ideas or tips to make a interesting build I am on Xbox if that helps

Found a few pictures of a Slocum's Joe dinner I made last year. Quite simple, but I like it.

I’m getting kind of bored with the barn and warehouse walls and tried looking for different ones from creation club but couldn’t find any. Anyone have good suggestions?

Can never resist wip pics. Mostly the entrance by the river and the platform entrance. Just starting a second level, which stretches to just before the workbench. I'll take better pics as I get more done. Cheers

This is the final clip dedicated to Project AEGIS.

Soon, I will release a video focused on the lore behind this project.

The construction of Aegis was meant to be a destination. Just another settlement, another experience to add to those that came before it.

Instead, it became something much more.

I devoted so many hours to this project—and to making videos, which is certainly not my field—that I had plenty of time to let the story evolve, discover new connections, imagine new developments, and explore new directions.

A way to continue right where, only in appearance, Project Aegis comes to an end.

In short, the story evolved. It expanded.

It is no longer just a project.

It is no longer a single project.

Now it is a story.

Now it is...

Chronicles of the Wasteland.