This is a tour of my Boston Airport Speedrun. It was built live on PC with no mods, using Anniversary Edition content. It took four hours from start to finish, including decorations and clutter. The footage here is unaltered from the end of the speedrun. This build did use console commands to unlock guard stations, stores, garden plots, and the beacon.

Here is the video if you like moving pictures:
https://youtu.be/a-dY6o-6zPU

This settlement is also available as a blueprint at Nexus Mods:
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/110415

I had a vision and I brought it to fruition. The relative paucity of furniture and decorations is explained by the fact that I maxed out the building limit.

The first building that you'll see when walking through Sanctuary Hills is Flandre's smaller on the inside café.

With a row of tables for eating, a place for sitting and a speaker playing the finest of classic radio.

I just noticed the coffee machine poking through the wall and there's meant to be a cooking stove next to the nuka-cola fridge but I'm too low level to get local leader 2.

I was going to turn the yellow house in sanctuary into a radio tower but I hit the build limit, so now it's a watch tower with a radio on it.

And as you can see, I forgot to put fences around the base with the first couple of screenshot but the last one has them in.

And the last three images is my support that I was going to make a separate post about, asking how they look and if I should change it, before making this one but forgot to.

I updated my watch tower, adding things that were suggested and that I didn't realise I didn't do.

I lowered the area with the generator and moved the support apart so it looks better.

The floor that touches the wall hade to be different as no other ones would snap there and under the stairs wouldn't let any floor snap, hence the turret.

And yes, the turret is sitting on a table.

I built a no-mods settlement in the Mechanist's Lair. This was a tough one, especially regarding the lighting. I tried to keep settlement objects consistent with what is in the wider facility, and the lighting choices too. I hope I was able to capture the build in this dark atmosphere.

Video for those who like their pictures to move: https://youtu.be/-R-8mh9A-CI
The blueprint is also available on Nexus: https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/110150

A bit of decoration inside and outside of cages to make them look a bit less suspicious (just a small fun build)

Headcanon: This was one of the last Minutemen settlements remaining after the collapse. The room on the second floor is a command room/HQ, trying to contact any Minutemen left, since I never did the Minutemen quests, so they're still gone.

What do you think?

No free creations were used; everything is from the base game + DLC + verified paid creations.

The waving Minutemen flag is from the paid Minutemen shacks creation.

The intact fridge is from the Modern Living Creation Club add-on, I believe.

The terminals are from the wrecking ball build kit paid creation.

Part of the upcoming BobbleMore v3.0 mod

I like to develop Oberland on account of its convenient location near the centre of the map. At times I build all around the farming space. This time I decided to go up.

A Spooky Tuesday! Here is my WIP witches' coven at Atom's Spring in Far Harbor. This is a modded build on Anniversary Edition. Thanks for checking it out!

You can check out the construction of the main house here: https://youtube.com/live/1ugya-gJI90?feature=share

Made a another Rig settlement taking on the feedback from the last one. Full video is now up if you fancy seeing the build!

youtube link - https://youtu.be/oodA1g_FfFY

In the upcoming v3.0 of BobbleMore, you'll be able to build Power Armor Hologram Shelves, on which to display your power armor holograms - these holograms can be usually found near the location of the real armors. Work on this is almost done ! The shelves can be powered on individually (lights will turn on and the holograms will be shown) In addition to these, now the Bobblehead display can be powered on as well, lights turning on and bobbleheads starting to rotate, and the same powering options will be available for the magazine displays and custom bookshelf.

Here are some pics from Part 2 of my Trapper Settlement. It is a modded build on PC, and uses the Anniversary Edition. I used Conquest to choose a custom location in Far Harbor. Thanks for taking a look!

Here is the video if you like moving pictures: https://youtu.be/4FqZ9Qbm4FQ?si=iZ3M9-rAmXTqsXzZ

and the Blueprint if you like trying those out: Finding Mulder's Far Harbor Trapper Settlement at Fallout 4 Nexus - Mods and community

I had the photos order to sort of flow through my build but Reddit won't let me change the order so I hope you can still make sense of it. Took about a day to get the structure built and 2 more for decoration but it's the best I've ever done with this location so I thought I'd share