We put two packages into TBHs May 5th. One has built nearly perfect combs with just a couple needing to be pinched back to center on the last couple of inches towards the ends. The other has been a battle from the get go, but it never got bad until they'd backfilled the broodnest and my "fix" was to add a couple of bars into the brood nest while they were raising a queen. They build the combs around those bars out very wide. They also built three honey combs covering four bars, the combs are pretty straight, but those combs need to be moved as a unit. So far we've just isolated the messed up stuff with straight combs around it and we'll cull what we can when we get to that point.
Strangely, I did the exact same thing at the same time to the other package installed the same day, and they basically ignored the spaces and didn't build another speck of comb until their queen hatched. I haven't experienced much luck having any of our bees (packages or swarms) drawning squat for comb without a queen present. Maybe that changes with a very strong hive, I don't know. But comb building so far has been a stopwatch for the colony having a queen or not.