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Fyrkat Sigrid
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Medieval Life
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Description
An old, medieval hut, a sort of viking hut. Takes a bit more space but it also gives more space between buildings (if let to "grow" itself) and as a front yard.
No colour variation.

size - 2x3
tris - 620 (LOD - 34)
level - 1

Recommended to use with both: my collection as well as Titan's.

Hope you will enjoy it.





My assets are free of charge and I have no plans on charging anyone for them, unless you have a special wish and I am able to make such an asset here on the workshop. Any suggestions are welcome, alongside with some materials, mostly images of what you envisioned :)

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Free content - publishing my projects, plans for assets. Feel free to support if you can. No plans for exclusivity, only your free will and generosity :)



Fyrkat Sigrid by macluk
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macluk  [author] Dec 24, 2020 @ 12:07am 
Thank you.
I'm trying to make them as quick as I can. And I have quite a few ideas... these are just one style and I'm planning to move onto some different style(s) later. And for those who wants more contemporary (early XX century) shabby rustic homes for their not so grand suburbs scattered around tall shiny metropolis, I'm planning them too :)
Chappington Dec 23, 2020 @ 3:50pm 
Love these medieval buildings you're making, I haven't seen many other quality medieval houses that aren't wall-to-wall.