BIG HORSE STABLE V1.0.1.0

-Price: 16500 – 18500 €
-Capacity: 8720 – 23500 l

Has a lot of configurations…

Changelog 1.1.0.0:
– New tires added
– Corrected fillvolume and cover
– New capacity configurations

Changelog 1.2.0.0:
– Improved textures

Kasztan18, TheFluorke

Changelog: 1.1.0.0
– Added translation for French
– Added a shed

Buildings in the old Polish style. The mod contains:
Barn:
Price: 45000€
Upkeep: 7€ per Day

Shed:
Price: 1200€
Upkeep: 5€ per Day

Seasons ready

Other buildings will be added in the future.

Kacper

Grain Silo1:
Price: 180000 €
Capacity: 200.000 Liters
Lifting ramp
Seasons ready

Changelog 1.0.0.1:
– unloading area fix
– seasons fix

R.Mihail / Den Ben

You can feed your chickens using hand tool with this bag. Useful for starting farmer, if you own just a few chickens.

Changelog v 1.1
– Added option to buy a stack of bags. Now you can buy either 1 bag alone or a stack of 4 bags, with capacity of 400 l (as one item).

Changelog v 1.2
– Lowered prices to be more friendly for seasons economy.

Price: 75 (per bag)
Capacity: 100 l (per bag)

MrHector

Big beatyfull Sweden map!

Lyckås manor is located by Landsjön. The main building is a two-storey stone house in Renaissance style, built in 1863. Lyckås probably already existed in the 14th century as an insignificant farm called Hallösa. At the beginning of the 17th century, the farm was part of Per Brahe the younger’s large estate. It was sold in 1751 by Ulrika Juliana Gyllenstierna, widow of the Riksråd Nils Gyllenstierna, to her brother-in-law, the court marshal Baron Gustaf Jakob Horn af Rantzien. The estate later belonged to the President of the Chancellery, Count Carl Gustaf Löwenhielm (1756–1768) and then to Baron A. J. von Köhler in the 1780s. He improved the estate to a great extent, partly through the purchase of Drättinge farm, among other things, and partly by lowering Landsjön so that large areas became arable. Later owners were Colonel Baron Erik Göran Adelswärd and the Prime Minister Count Erik Reinhold Adelswärd (1790–1840) and the Governor-General Count Jakob Essen Hamilton, who erected the current manor house.

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