Eco Lifestyle Trailer features
I combed through the trailer like a maniac and tried to identify everything. There’s a couple objects/features I’m not 100% sure of though. I definitely saw these: CAS hair and body: Two buns. Med...
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This image is from the SimsCommunity and not from the trailer.
What is the guy next to the bug house holding? It's small cute jar - one we haven't seen before, and he's using what looks like a scraper (to the left of the trash compactor).
I commented on another thread that it would be cool if we could collect beeswax and use it to make beeswax candles. The scraper makes me feel that could be it - but then, he's not next to a beebox, but the bug thing, and why hold a tiny jar?
One of the simguru's said the bug in the trailer is a sago grub, which is a worm that people eat in countries such as Thailand.
That would be slightly disturbing only as the dude in the trailer is cuddling the bug. I hope they don't eat them alive, although I've actually tried eating dried grubs as near to me we have a bug farm where you can eat dried crickets etc. They say it's a super sustainable protein source. Now we've seen the wall of meat - I think anything is possible in this pack. I just hope that dude isn't going to cuddle the bug and then eat it!
Anyway - any ideas on what could come from a bug house that needs a scraper and could be put into a small jar??
What is the guy next to the bug house holding? It's small cute jar - one we haven't seen before, and he's using what looks like a scraper (to the left of the trash compactor).
I commented on another thread that it would be cool if we could collect beeswax and use it to make beeswax candles. The scraper makes me feel that could be it - but then, he's not next to a beebox, but the bug thing, and why hold a tiny jar?
One of the simguru's said the bug in the trailer is a sago grub, which is a worm that people eat in countries such as Thailand.
That would be slightly disturbing only as the dude in the trailer is cuddling the bug. I hope they don't eat them alive, although I've actually tried eating dried grubs as near to me we have a bug farm where you can eat dried crickets etc. They say it's a super sustainable protein source. Now we've seen the wall of meat - I think anything is possible in this pack. I just hope that dude isn't going to cuddle the bug and then eat it!
Anyway - any ideas on what could come from a bug house that needs a scraper and could be put into a small jar??
