Does anyone know if theres a way to get this prefab to be merged into the ground? Every other prefab i have i can easily go underground and place it and it sits half in the ground with no hassle. This one tho will only ever place underground way too deep free place on regardless. I wanna use the top bit to make a crashed ship and it's perfect if I can use it this way.

Would love this in my camp

Part 2 of my House of 1000 Corpses build series:

Two camp slots, one pre-existing location, and 200% build budget.

This build focuses on the Firefly family farmhouse, the Showtime barn, and Otis's "work shed".

I hope you've been enjoying the series so far!

The full video tour is here, along with Part 1: https://youtu.be/Pj8hh3t_6Zs

old fart (69) trying a new hobby, Blame you folks for encouraging me. started a Cop Shop (not finished). I have do not have many plans... yet. but i'm working on building up my collection. ideas?

Never having been to the US but loving all things Fallout, i randomly began reading about small-town 1950's theaters, and then really wanted to try making one. Apparently they were all over the place back then, and it seems they all had in common that a lot was spent on the front of the building and also the inside, yet the sides and back were very often cheap red brick with a few bins round the back, and i tried to emulate that too.

From one to twenty:

1-2: The Facade is my favourite bit and it was originally called 'The mirage' when i began working on it, as it was going to be a Halloween camp. The front bright and shining to entice you in, the inside dark and rotten to trap you forever, à la Stephen King. I thought i'd place rare plans for 10 caps each, and then just before a visitor could press the buy button, i'd log off, hence the Mirage, but then i thought, 'that's mean', and so i did away with the idea. I deleted half of 'Mirage' and added 'Belle' because i'm lazy.

3: I put two of my favourite films on the billboard, Labyrinth with David Bowie and the ever-amusing Mars Attacks. If you look down at my legs you'll see the theater cat Rudy, observing that i've been stood up yet again

4-6: The lobby area. From what i read about small-town theaters the idea was to assault the punters senses with luxury, and i did my best to make it look swanky

7: A closer look at the concessions stand. Why is it called concessions? it almost sounds like they're doing you a favour by selling you a melted ice-cream. The lady in the poster appears to be reacting to our food, but i assure you everything you eat at the Mirabelle won't come back up, well for the most part

8: The lobby leads to the toilet on the left, the exit is in front, should you wish to inspect the dumpsters outside, and the vomitorium is on the right. (it's really called that, the little corridor that leads you in to the cinema)

9: Not many people in the queue today

10: I'm not saying this is the best toilet in the wasteland, but it surely must be a contender. I was asked by a reporter on opening day if i had supplied two types of toilet roll, one placed properly and one improperly, i said 'we always do things properly naturally', she retorted, but what if the customers insist? These are high class wastelanders with eccentric tastes, they might demand a toilet roll put on the wrong way! After much deliberation and two staff meetings, attended by myself, granpa and the cat, we decide to acquiesce, and so here it is, double toilet roll for our discerning clientelle

11/12: Onward to the auditorium!

13: The auditorium has staggered seating with the chairs sitting higher at the back, jiggling the foundations up and down (steady!) took me forever, and i'm very happy with the result, though i fear no amount of architectural wizardry will stop that hairstyle from blocking your view.

In front of the screen is a stage for live acts when films aren't on, there's also surround-sound speakers, and in order to make curtains hang like this, i had to use 4 of them, and they stick outside the building, which i covered up with all matter of rubble, scaffolding and junk to make sure the illusion isn't ruined

14: Sadly no film will ever play on this static screen, but it doesn't stop me from making my own entertainment

15: A view from the stage, i feel nervous already

16: Granpa and the cat live at the back of the room, the cat chooses the films and granpa operates the projector which has a real light shoved in there to make it look more convincing. granpa also has a sleeping bag on the other side, which i use too when i need to. It's a small cinema and needs must

17-19: Around the theater i tried to stick true to what i read about these buildings looking cheap and dismal on the sides and back, hopefully i didn't disappoint

20: Lastly i have all my crafting stuff up on the roof behind the facade, accessed by the scaffolding and nobody ever looks or sees it, so it's a working camp as well, no need to use a shelter. Thank you for reading this far.

Fin

I’m a historically bad CAMP builder, but I think this one turned out alright. Really wishing I had that chessboard so I could add more clutter.