First up is the Trusty Rusty, a small trailer on a 20x15 lot, so it's fairly easy to place. It's cheap enough for a single sim to buy it with no cheats, placed on that size lot. I have Pets and HELS installed, but didn't use anything from those expansion packs for this.
It has a busy midcentury color scheme based off one of my reference pics, but it's not nearly as eyesmashing as the second trailer. No CC or store stuff.
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| Papergirl is confused by this awful thing. |
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That's it, small, sort of sad looking, but bright. With a small flower garden and a picnic table.
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| It's so cheerful. So, so cheerful. |
Overview.
Kitchen pics, such as they are.
Living area.
The bathroom set up.
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Next up is the Threepwood, a two bedroom, one bath trailer house, also on a 15x20 lot, also purchasable by a single new sim without cheats on that size lot. I did use a wall light from Pets in this one, but it's not crucial so it's ok to install this without Pets. No CC or store stuff.
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| It's not all yellow. |
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| Just a lot of yellow. |
It has a 70's color scheme, for which I'd be sorry if I weren't gleefully cackling away. I was born in the 70s. This is the color scheme of my early childhood, and now you can inflict it on a sim child of your own.
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| It has a backdoor. I am not making a dirty joke about it though. At least out loud. |
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The kitchen. Glorious, no? No?
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| Sim Samar demonstrates the lovely sitting area. |
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| Bathroom, and the kid's bedroom. |
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| Master bedroom. |
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| All its glory laid bare for you. |
So if you want this one:
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