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Do you like displaying all your hard found loot? Because I like displaying all of my goodies and now you can too.
 I was disappointed to see that Bethesda failed to add that many display options despite knowing that we gamers love to display our stuff.
As I hadn't seen anyone build a display for the miscellaneous toys found throughout the game, I decided to do it!

Mod Information

Included are 6 Toy chests-- 2 big and 2 small, in 3 colors. The bigger ones hold the majority of the toys, while the smaller one holds some of the uniquely named ones that didn't have enough room to fit in the bigger one. To show off all of the toys, you only need 1 big and 1 small chest. Each toy has a specific spot in the chests so as you find toys the chest will look more filled over time as you build it. It's the same snap nodes used to make building easier, but adapted for toys!

The menu is found in the Decorations tab.

As I didn't want to edit the original files, what I did was use a Settlement Menu Manager menu (found in the Decorations tab) and create a buildable option that can snap to specific snap nodes found on the chests. If you have the item in your inventory it will count as the resource needed to build it. So for example to build the alien toy you need to have atleast 1 alien toy in your inventory. Pretty simple. It will then use that resource instead of say cloth scraps and place it accordingly.

What it displays:

Small Toy Chest
Youth Baseball
Championship Bowling Ball
2 Championship Bowling Pins
Derby Car
Youth Glove

Big Toy Chest
Basketball
Kickball
Blast Radius
Bowling Ball
Prewar Glove
Prewar Baseball
Glove
Baseball
Prewar Truck
Truck
Prewar Car
Car
Rocket
Silvershroud Card
Alien
Teddybear
The 4 Toy Blocks
Buttercup
WoodenSoldier
Chess
Jangles



Required Mods
Settlement Menu Manager
It probably will not work without Place Everywhere
You should have that mod installed anyways, it is essential to anyone playing this game.

Missing Toys

If you don't know where to go to find the more rarer toys google is your friend. If for some reason you have sold or lost the toys that do not have multiple copies, you can either google the formid and use the console command player.additem or player.placeatme, or just press TGM and it will give you infinite resources to build to your hearts content. I know some of you are against cheating in games, but if you're adding this onto a continued playthrough then it may be your only option.

Bugs

- If you place the chests right next to each other it can be harder to place the toys where they need to go. I think the collision gets in the way and kind of "blocks" the nodes from being accessible but I don't know for certain.
- Some of the spots are finicky, try placing from different angles or from deselecting snap or object placements when using Place Everywhere by pressing f1 or f2.
- I have not played a full game in awhile, so I do not know if the toy you get from one of the companions will show up. I tried to make sure I put the correct id when making the Wooden Toy Soldier, but in the game it changes ID when he gives it to you. Hopefully it works and I did it correctly. If not, use console commands or TGM.
- Same issue but with the buttercup, hopefully I have put the correct ID.

Credits
Settlement Menu Manager for the menu.

My other mods:
Immersive Hydrating (and Displayable) Nuka Cola and Vim
Pristine Workshop Assets SMM Patch (and fixes)
CHEF Update - All Meat Now Dryable
Zippo Lighters Display
Custom Nuka and Slocum Joe Vending Machines