I made a budget version of B06-32 in The Sims 4 for...reasons...and I thought I’d share it with you all!
the bunker has nine bedrooms (each with four beds), a monitor room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, reference room, bathroom, restroom, infirmary, garden, armory, phone room, maintenance room, and trash room. my gallery ID is PufflePoff if you want to download it but it uses a lot of packs sorry.
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hallway:
the door on the left leads to the monitor room. Yuugo’s room is the right door closest to the archway, and past the archway is the ladder to enter the bunker.
Yuugo’s room:
I’m pretty sure there are supposed to be four sets of bunk beds in each room, but I wanted the bedrooms to feel kinda small so I put chests next to the door instead. that way the kids can store their belongings.
monitor room:
there aren’t bookshelves in the monitor room, but I added them to help cover up the entrance to the phone room. if you push the furthest bookshelf on the left...
...you climb down a ladder into the phone room! this is the only phone in the build catalogue so now the bunker has a giant telephone box.
dining room:
the layout of the dining room changes throughout the series, but I decided to go with the table arrangement used after the Goldy Pond arc. you can’t really see it, but the piano is in the corner furthest from the camera (it’s actually a keyboard because we don’t have a normal piano for some reason). once again, I added bookshelves to conceal another secret room...
...the armory! this one was very difficult since we don’t have many weapons in TS4, but I tried my best.
kitchen:
this room is only partially shown in the manga so a lot of this was just an assumption. I made sure to add a teapot for Yuugo and plenty of cabinets for storage.
pantry:
this room is mentioned a few times, but not really shown. I basically just put the refrigerators and a bunch of kitchen clutter in here.
reference room:
the manga shows a few angles of the reference room, but they don’t really line up when you try to put them together. the area furthest from the camera is based off of a panel in the manga, but the rest is made up.
bathroom:
I opted for an onsen bath instead of a regular tub so all the boys could fit inside. there are two open showers on either side of the door as well.
restroom:
the restroom isn’t shown in the manga because honestly why would it be. behind each door is a toilet stall (with toilet paper of course).
infirmary:
there are only three beds in the infirmary, but there’s room for more. there’s also plenty of wall space for any drawings the kids might make.
garden:
the garden has perfect quality potatoes, carrots, spinach, basil, strawberries, and blueberries. there are also two empty pots by the main door. you can’t really see it in this picture, but next to the hose is a small door that leads to the maintenance room.
maintenance room:
this room is hinted at but never shown. it mainly acts as a utility corridor, but the bunker’s heating and cooling systems can be accessed from here.
trash room:
on the other side of the maintenance room is a door that leads here. this is where all the trash goes before it’s put to use.
layout:
the whole bunker is underground. this is the main level:
and this is the lower level:
the rooms on the left are the two emergency exits. the layout of the tunnels isn’t based on anything, it’s just kinda random.
