BUILDS
Camps and Settlement Builds
Featured Build
TIKI HANNAH
by Dumplin Head
Tiki Hannah is a strange, tropical wasteland retreat built by the feared builder Dumplin Head as a tribute to the innocent life she once had as Hannah Banana. Filled with Hawaiian decor, mannequin patrons, empty drinks, forced comedy, robots, and the occasional megasloth, the camp is both a twisted joke and a sad little snapshot of a happier time before the wasteland changed her.
All Wasteland Builds
The Wee Tiny Winery
The Wee Tiny Winery is Deviant Cat’s miniature tree build in Toxic Valley, combining tiny doors and windows with curved roofs and pipework. Lanterns, plants and carefully placed machinery show the detail packed into its small footprint.
The Clockmaker’s Home
The Clockmaker’s Home is a crooked timber retreat filled with clocks, gears, fireplaces, and warm handcrafted rooms. Deviant Cat preserved its strange character while giving every corner a practical place in the postwar world.
Lanternstep House
Lanternstep House pairs a terraced brick exterior with a warm, carefully furnished home and a small roadside market. Svetlana keeps her privacy while leaving a modest welcome for respectful travelers.
H&E Hideaway
H&E Hideaway is a small, inconspicuous Fallout 76 camp build created by the mysterious Player Georges among the ruins of the old Heartland and Eastern trainyard in Ohio. Built around a hidden underground one bedroom shelter and a rough salvaged workshop surrounding an abandoned delivery truck, the camp reflects Georges himself: practical, quiet, unassuming, and easy to overlook.
Alien Hovercraft
Deviant Cat converted a grounded alien craft into a working shelter and charging station filled with unfamiliar machinery. Its red-lit control room, laboratory equipment, and humming systems suggest that the original owners may still be looking for it.
Tiki Hannah
Way too busy, make it much simpler. don’t mention Hannah Banana. Mention nightly entertainment by Joey Bello. Also mention there is a weekly deathclaw and mirelurk meat luau.
1800’s Saloon
Deviant Cat recreated an old frontier saloon with brick walls, a timber balcony, warm lanterns, and carefully furnished rooms. The clean historical design gives the wasteland a convincing piece of the nineteenth century.
Hearth & Horizon
Hearth & Horizon is Rad Rux’s modern Burning Springs home with broad windows, a flat roof and a wooden terrace. A stone hearth, ornamental screens and carefully placed greenery warm its open rooms.
The Sundew Speakeasy
The Sundew Speakeasy is a warm, colorful refuge hidden among the glowing plants of the Cranberry Bog. Deviant Cat filled its weathered walls with practical rooms, quiet corners, and clear views of the danger outside.
Zetan Crawler
Zetan Crawler is Rad Rux’s domed alien robot build in Burning Springs. A glass fronted core, heavy arms and separate mechanical legs carry a dense arrangement of glowing instruments and salvaged equipment.
Market Value
Moonlight Cowboy transformed a ruined Super Duper Mart into Market Value, a colorful post-apocalyptic grocery-store oasis built from scavenged signs, greenery, neon, and whatever else the wasteland had to offer. More than just a home, it became a statement to the people of what was once Ohio that even the broken shells of old buildings could be reclaimed, reimagined, and made livable again.
Patchwork No. 4
Patchwork No. 4 is Bubble of D00M’s four-floor panel home in the Savage Divide, built around worn vault building parts. Narrow stairs, compact rooms, a rooftop terrace and salvaged yard machinery fill out its blue and ivory shell.
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