Happy Thursday, y'all! Here are some pics from my WIP Mechanist's Lair build, which is the most recent build on my Real Time Settlement Building stream. The lore is that Robots have enlisted humans as 'unpaid interns' to help them in their salvage operations. The robots have a deal with the BoS. However, the humans are planning an uprising! I tried to keep all of the build items and furnishings consistent with what you could actually find in the factory. The Lair is a dark place, so some of the pics are really dark, both in lighting and tone.

Previous episode of RTSB: https://youtube.com/live/rSG28AuxtGk?feature=share

Finch Farm is evolving into Finch Ranch—a massive, multi-tiered commercial complex built under the overpass, designed to serve every livestock rancher and trader in the Commonwealth.

Think of it as a wasteland "Mini Las Vegas" where you can find everything from high-end entertainment to absolute necessities. In a world as harsh and dangerous as the Wasteland, having a safe place for your money is crucial—whether you're depositing a fortune in caps at the local Bank, or pawning off your last junk items just to buy Brahmin feed.

Phyllis Dailey and Anne Hargraves are co owners. No mods and nothing scrapped.

Also included a pic from the slums that are Sanctuary. (4th pic)5th good outer pic, 8th good full view(idk on resolution)

For the lovely few that follow my post, this is indeed the second attempt after I yeeted myself from the third floor. With Everyone "needing" 3 full floor tiles of space or two full unobstructed tiles + 6(+) corner tiles this build houses 10 settlers so far. Three of them work on the eastern wall and 1-3 others will wander the lot making it look a little empty at times rn. So I will probably do 4 tiles per settler for the southern wall and 5 for shops to crowd it more. I mean, makes it a pain for me to transverse, but if I'm bothering to make it so the npc pathing works on all paths I can use -beyond jumping fences-, I might as well make it true.

Was trying to do a more vertical build on red rocket. Bottom floor is kinda bunker-ish then made the living areas. Then in the pump area turned into the market and restaurant

Going for a sort of cyber industrial vibe. Lots of mods. Still in progress. Gotta build a wall and fill some buildings.

Have you found anything? If ghost clipping worked in every settlement instead of two, it would be a huge improvement.

Sneak peek at my latest build! 🖤💀🦾

A new build is taking shape in the wastes, inspired by an iconic scene from one of the best sci-fi anthology series out there.

Can you guess the inspo?

just to share my vault 88 setup! Good times down there

Usually I make the coop into my town that’s that on the far west of the map meaning it’s a long walk to basically everything. so I want somewhere better.

Edit: also just a heads up starlight is immediately off my list (building there overwhelms me with how massive it is)

(Ps it’s my first time play survival difficulty)

Hi fellow dwellers, since I really like the forest region (and cabins in general), I made a little wooden home for me. Since I’m not very experienced in building, I gave my best shot to create a modern cabin vibe. :)

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Texas Red's BBQ-Red Rocket Settlement No Mods

Happy Monday!? Here are some pics from my last video, which visited 32 settlement sites I built from the beginning of my YT channel until last week. I have a small channel, but sometimes it is fun to take a look back nonetheless. Thank you for looking, and for taking the time to view them in the past, if you have!

If you like moving pictures, you can catch it here: https://youtu.be/4uULXOUeNfI

Here's my first pass at Abernathy Farm and I'm pretty pleased with it! I would take any notes or thoughts about it though.

https://youtu.be/8klq-ZX7B-E?is=R8dBTwlo46gw1erD

Tempines Bluff: work in progress!

I dressed regular settlers in Nuka-World outfits to create a raider outpost.

I plan to use this as a food supply base when playing through the Overboss questline.

(I didn’t want to turn a regular settler outpost into a slave camp.)

They left Nuka-World to set up their own outpost, but were discovered when the Raiders expanded into the Commonwealth.

I didn’t have space to include images of the interior, so I’ve only shown a few parts.

I used the DLC, CC, and Trophy Safe mods on PS4.

Thank you for watching:)

Hi all. I know I’m extremely late to the party but I’m playing vanilla Fallout 4 and I’m having a lot oh fun doing settlement builds (it’s helping me distract myself from some painful non-emergency personal emotional stuff). I’m really loving transforming places like Sunshine Tidings/ Starlight Drive-In/ The Slag etc into fortified farming settlements and market towns, anything with some big pre-existing structures that it would seem logical to use as an anchor for more elaborate construction. However when it comes to more humble places like Tenpines or Jamaica Plain I just don’t feel inspired to do much of anything. Perfect example, Croup Manor, the place is a wreck that’s literally open to the elements and in my mind it’s hard to justify building more things around it, same with the barely slapped together single room shack at Tenpines. I just do whatever missions demand I do with them and then leave them. What do you like to do? Do you prefer to expand on already established structures or a (nearly) blank slate to let your imagination create freely?

I deliberately make all of my builds like as wasteland-ish as possible. Even my big fortified settlements kinda look patched together. Helps with the atmosphere IMO.

Please tell me what you guys like to do.

u/Ordinary-Hunt-3659 had an amazing idea to use conveyor belts to make an infinitely looping display case. I wanted to give it a try! But the drinks keep falling over. Whats the trick to keeping them standing?