I've been careful to extensively research any lore related to each feature and test repeatedly for stability. Have a look at the images tab to see what other users have created, and feel free to submit your own screenshots. You'll also be able to brew mead, milk cows, build a well and much more. You can build any furniture in any room, build new rooms for your cellar, hire new types of servant for your homestead and hire guards to protect it. With Hearthfire Extended installed, you'll be able to customise your home to whatever design you want. If you've never built a Hearthfire home before, install this mod and you won't be able to tell what's from the mod and what's vanilla. If you've ever wondered why the butter churn is a plant, or what apiaries were even meant to do, then this mod is for you. Provided you have the Hearthfire DLC, this mod is perfect for any playthrough. Vanilla player homes and mod-added player homes can be customised too. Hearthfire Extended allows you to build and place furniture anywhere, not just homesteads. It also adds some new, lore-friendly functionality to each homestead, perfectly integrated with Hearthfire's construction system. The parts lists for all three options are included in the downloads tab, for clarity I've added the set numbers and made the 75301 mod instructions and Studio file a separate zip file.Hearthfire Extended adds all the little things that really should have been part of the official DLC. The Phoenix Leader (I love Hera Syndulla!) and Blue Leader colour schemes require red mod parts plus a few more, each will cost around £8 total. It's extremely simple and just adds a new nose tip (in the old X-Wing style), nose shaping, retractable landing gear and some engine intake detail. The standard red mod will cost you less than £5 in extra pieces. Update December 2020: I've added a quick and cheap modification to the new 2021 X-wing set 75301, in three colours! So there you go, another day, another MOD! Enjoy. It's not quite movie-accurate but I think its an improvement and most importantly all the modifications are easy to add and cheap to source, the 84 pieces will only set you back around £/$/€4.
I've also lengthened the engines by adding more cylinders (thanks to Jerac for the idea and especially Richpepperell over on Eurobricks for the beautifully simple execution), built in some simple landing gear and of course hidden the wing lever under a little greeble flap. but I still couldn't leave it alone!Īs with my other X-Wings I've added some plates to the upper and lower sides of the nose, to try to give the illusion of tapering towards the tip, and added a line of tiles to the sides to reduce the boxiness. This X-Wing is probably my favourite set.
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