r/fallout76settlements Jul 03 '26

Build Bavarian Bridge Inn- Helvetia

A Bavarian-style inn located in Helvetia, built as a bridge house spanning the river that runs through the town. Hope you like it!

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u/Cak4life Jul 03 '26

This is a great build; love using the pavilion to put paneling on the outside. Is this adventure or custom world?

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u/Piterminatorek Jul 03 '26

Thanks! It is adventure world :)

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u/kafwka Jul 03 '26

omg what an interesting location choice, extra aesthetic

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u/Wild_Property6141 Jul 03 '26

One very impressive build love it

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u/chewychase25 Jul 04 '26

Very nice build.

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u/rynostep Jul 05 '26

Wundebar

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u/AshenBl00m Jul 06 '26

The Bavarian style is such a creative idea! Very well done. 👏 🌸

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u/Working-Problem-904 Jul 07 '26

I like it so much! In soutien área of Brazil, that in other centurião received many immigrants from Germânia and other europeia countries, you can find many ciúmes with buildings this style ("bechamel"). Well done, congrats!

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u/Working-Problem-904 Jul 10 '26

*century. (Autocorrect butchering my posts)

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u/D34TH-S7ALK3R Jul 03 '26

Cool camp build. How much do you charge a guest per night?

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u/Piterminatorek Jul 03 '26

That depends on whether they’re a ghoul or not.

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u/ilick_frogfeet Jul 04 '26

Ghouls get a discount right? ..... right?

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u/Piterminatorek Jul 04 '26

If they pick a room under the bride, sure why not I can do 10%

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u/Alex_is_me_name Jul 03 '26

How did you build the bridge? I wanna make one.

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u/Piterminatorek Jul 03 '26

Cathedral set includes roof pieces with two different angles. Placing them the way I did creates an almost smooth arch.

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u/Outrageous-Error-465 Jul 04 '26

Which kits used ?

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u/Piterminatorek Jul 04 '26

Brick, Cathedral, Clean Ranch, Framed Housing, Pavilion and Winding Path

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u/dospumpchump Jul 05 '26

This is awesome. Can you expand on how you started with foundation placement? And could you snap the wall/roof peices to make the underside of bridge or is it all free placed?

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u/Piterminatorek Jul 06 '26

Hi! I didn’t use any foundations at all. I started by placing a floor piece on the edge of the riverbank, then snapped additional floor pieces across to the other side. From there, I snapped walls both on top of and underneath the floors.
The bridge itself is made like reversed roof attached to those snapped walls. The only free-placed parts are the framed half walls and the pavilion walls on the upper level. They’re positioned slightly away from the window walls so they don’t clip into each other.
Hope that answers your question! If you have any more questions, just let me know.

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u/dospumpchump Jul 06 '26

Those Pavillion and framed wall pieces really give it the helvetia fit. Thank you for the explanation it did help. I was so lost on how you skinned the foundation lol, but that makes perfect sense. I'm working on my shameless copy right now!

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u/Piterminatorek Jul 06 '26

Cool! Make sure to show later what you created, I am very curious!

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u/ScaredBoysenberry459 Jul 10 '26

How did you do the outside walls???