BUILDER story – HIGH GRADE JAY
High Grade Jay, whose previous name has been lost to time, claims to be an architect from before the war (judging by the quality of his builds, we are inclined to believe him). He mostly resides in Appalachia and is a favorite of all the locals for two reasons.
The first reasons the locals love him is because he has a penchant for building sporting arenas. These sporting arenas bring a great amount of entertainment and joy to the local citizens that spend their small amounts of free time reliving the carefree days of a post-apocalyptic America. These builds of High Grade Jay brings people together in a positive and friendly manner which is sorely needed in these darker times.
The second reason he is a favorite of the local folk is simply because of the unmatched qualiy of his craftmanship. This is actually the reason for the name that everyone refers to him by, High Grade Jay, because of the high grade of quality that his work exhibits.
Of course sports arenas aren’t all that High Grade Jay does, its just what he became known for. But regardless of what type of build he is building, you can know without a doubt that High Grade Jay’s work with be of the highest grade of quality!
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Burns Funeral Home
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Take the Waters
High Grade Jay built Take the Waters around a small lakeside cabin, with sheltered hot tubs and terraces stepping dow...
Raider Rides
High Grade Jay builds a wooden pirate ship amusement ride among towering metal supports in Appalachia. Tiered seats, ...
The Glass Arcade
High Grade Jay turns a glass pavilion near Whitespring into a bright two-story shop filled with comics, toys, display...
The Gilded Snare
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Lakeside Cabins
High Grade Jay’s Lakeside Cabins camp settles a warm log retreat beside a dark Appalachian lake. Glass walls, stone...
Stealer’s Court
High Grade Jay turned a Vault Atrium into a warm basketball court and clubhouse for the Virginia Stealers. Stealer’...
Second Serve Lodge
High Grade Jay built a glass fronted lodge beside a green tennis court in the Appalachian woods. Second Serve Lodge p...
Redline Recreation Club
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High Grade Jay set a bright pink, green, and mustard house against an Appalachian hillside and crowned it with a towe...
Fifty Cap Matinee
High Grade Jay turned an empty vault lobby into Fifty Cap Matinee, a warm red and gold cinema with its own ticket cou...
The Last Home Game
High Grade Jay turned a quiet Appalachian hillside into The Last Home Game, a red grandstand and ball field built aro...
North Pole, Appalachia
High Grade Jay turned a snowy corner of Appalachia into North Pole, Appalachia, complete with a handmade sleigh, a re...
Project Updraft
High Grade Jay built Project Updraft as a Brotherhood research post where glass walls overlook a collection of strang...
Glassline
High Grade Jay used glass walls, clean white planes, and a bold red entry to build a modern Appalachian home around t...
Quiet Company
High Grade Jay raised a broad, lantern-lit home beside a foggy cemetery and filled it with the trappings of an Appala...
Quarter Past Coffee
High Grade Jay’s Quarter Past Coffee brings red booths, chrome counters, and a pair of rooftop clocks to an Appalac...
Roundabout
High Grade Jay built a homemade carousel and timber pavilion at the Whitespring, with colorful rides, Fasnacht keepsa...
Encore for Steel
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Now Showing
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Moving Through Time Museum
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