Share Your Horse Ranch Builds!
Weee another EP is on the way, and while I do have some things to criticize, I can't lie about the fact that I've been wanting to have horses in my game for quite some time and - to me personally - th...
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My first stables in Brindleton Bay, located on the former Brindleton Pawspital lot in the Sable Square neighborhood.
It has a modern “barn” with four horse boxes and a large hayloft with two cranes for easier access. There’s also a huge paddock with horse troughs and feeders. The main building has besides the usual rooms (kitchen, living room, bedroom) a nice porch with a grill and a round table with seats for six. There is also a second bathroom with toilets, showers, and sinks, which can be accessed from the outside for rough pre-cleaning after a hard-working day.
The lot is full playable and – surprise, surprise – mod free. But it’s cluttered with BB debug objects.
When I build the stable, I started with the 4 horse boxes on ground level. But soon it turned out that there is not no space for all the things like hay bales, barrels, crates and whatever you need to run a stable. So, I added the hay loft which also has it disadvantages because everything has to be carried up. Luckily, we are in Brindleton Bay, so I could use two of the harbor cranes from the Whiskerman's Wharf neighborhood. That went astonishingly well, because if you scale them down two times they are exactly 4 tiles wide and 4 tiles deep.
I scaled down the Brindleton Pawspital to 20x30 which was easy because of all the unused space around the building. Afterwards I moved it to the 20x30 location (“Sporting Space”) right beside the original one where it perfectly fits in.
Besides that, I reduced the Pupperstone Park also to 30x20 and moved it to a fitting lot nearby (Dachshund Creek in Cavalier Cove). At the original place I build a public horse training ground with all the things you need for your horse and some extra prairie grass specks for feeding. I tried to keep as many items from the premade park as possible.
Finally a view of the whole newly arranged area:
As next steps I plan to add horses also to the Hecking family and to my custom-made family living on the Domus Familiaris lot directly across the Hecking house. Due to the above-average size lots in this neighborhood this might work out very well.
I hope you like my version of the Sable Square neighborhood in Brindleton Bay.
Thanks for viewing.
It has a modern “barn” with four horse boxes and a large hayloft with two cranes for easier access. There’s also a huge paddock with horse troughs and feeders. The main building has besides the usual rooms (kitchen, living room, bedroom) a nice porch with a grill and a round table with seats for six. There is also a second bathroom with toilets, showers, and sinks, which can be accessed from the outside for rough pre-cleaning after a hard-working day.
The lot is full playable and – surprise, surprise – mod free. But it’s cluttered with BB debug objects.
When I build the stable, I started with the 4 horse boxes on ground level. But soon it turned out that there is not no space for all the things like hay bales, barrels, crates and whatever you need to run a stable. So, I added the hay loft which also has it disadvantages because everything has to be carried up. Luckily, we are in Brindleton Bay, so I could use two of the harbor cranes from the Whiskerman's Wharf neighborhood. That went astonishingly well, because if you scale them down two times they are exactly 4 tiles wide and 4 tiles deep.
I scaled down the Brindleton Pawspital to 20x30 which was easy because of all the unused space around the building. Afterwards I moved it to the 20x30 location (“Sporting Space”) right beside the original one where it perfectly fits in.
Besides that, I reduced the Pupperstone Park also to 30x20 and moved it to a fitting lot nearby (Dachshund Creek in Cavalier Cove). At the original place I build a public horse training ground with all the things you need for your horse and some extra prairie grass specks for feeding. I tried to keep as many items from the premade park as possible.
Finally a view of the whole newly arranged area:
As next steps I plan to add horses also to the Hecking family and to my custom-made family living on the Domus Familiaris lot directly across the Hecking house. Due to the above-average size lots in this neighborhood this might work out very well.
I hope you like my version of the Sable Square neighborhood in Brindleton Bay.
Thanks for viewing.
