"Picket Fences" is one of the many magazines in Fallout 4. By collecting the 5 copies of "Picket Fences" you get the possibility to build statues, high-tech lighting, potted plants, patio furniture and picket fences in your settlements. Below we show you where you can find all editions of Picket Fences magazines.
Picket Fences 1: Combat Zone
Our first issue of Picket Fences magazine is located in the gladiatorial arena called Combat Zone in the Goodneighbor village. There you can also recruit Cait as a companion. It is to be found at one of the tables in front of the fighting cage.
- Effect: You can now build potted plants in municipal workshops.
Picket Fences 2: Hardware Town
To collect the second picket fences magazine you go to Hardware Town in the southwest of Diamond City. You will find the magazine in the manager's office. It gives you the following bonus:
- Effect: You can now build hi-tech lighting in municipal workshops
The third edition of Picket Fences magazine is located in Saugus Ironworks. It is located in the northeastern part of the Commonwealth. Step into the blast furnace area through the blue door on the third floor and defeat the boss there. Then you can take the magazine. Right next to it you'll also find the Explosives Bobblehead. This will give you the following bonus:
- Effect: You can now build statues in municipal workshops.
Picket Fences 4: Weston Water Treatment Plant
For the fourth edition of picket fences magazine you need to go to Weston-water treatment plant east of Fort Hagen. Take the elevator on the ground floor down and grab the magazine from the desk in the office right. It gives you the following bonus:
- Effect: You can now build patio furniture in municipal workshops.
Picket Fences 5: Beantown Brewery
Go to Beantown Brewery on the other side of the river opposite the police station in Cambridge. Go into the brewery up the stairs and over the overpass in the big hall on the other side. It gives you the following bonus:
- Effect: You can now build picket fencing in municipal workshops.
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