The Richard III Of England Commemorative Sims 3 Pack (Pictures, Rugs, T-Shirts, Tapestries And Discount Tent)

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‘Now is the winter of our discount tent made glorious Simmer by this sun of York’

Jazz-Hands pays due homage to Britain’s worst babysitter but the World’s greatest hide and seek champion.

Please find a collection of three poster pictures and one ‘spooky’ portrait available as pictures for your Sims 3 game (the portrait requires the Supernatural EP).

Please also find four rugs and four tapestries featuring Richard III’s White Boar and White Rose (with sun behind) motifs.

In addition, there are two T-shirts featuring Richard III’s White Boar and White Rose with sun behind motifs. Will fit Teen, Young Adult and Adults.

Finally, please find a discount tent – World Adventures EP required.

All items are recolourable, but the logos aren’t.

The poster pictures use a mesh with many thanks by Yarona at Sims Modeli , the large rugs use a mesh created with many thanks from Baufive at b5 Studio, and the tapestries a mesh with many thanks by TheNinthWave so you do not need any stuff packs for these to work – it’s all base game friendly.

The spooky portrait requires the Sims 3 Supernatural EP.

The Richard III White Boar Discount Tent requires World Adventures and can be accessed using testingcheatsenabled true followed by buydebug on in console if you don’t wish to have to go on holiday to buy it.

Download

To use, download, unzip, and drop the contained folder into your The Sims 3\mods\packages folder and they should show up.

Enjoy!

Richard III: King Of England 26 June 1483 – 22 August 1485 (killed at Battle of Bosworth).

Rediscovered 25th August 2012 in the first day of excavation of the site of Greyfriars, Leicester.

Last Plantagenet king (House Of York). Accused of ordering the murder of the previous King – the uncrowned Edward V – after usurping the throne.

Forced the translation of all legal statutes into English to prevent nobles misusing the law against commoners.

Introduced freedom of the printing press from censorship.

Introduced the legal principle of ‘Presumption of Innocence Before The Law Until Proven Guilty’ and ‘Blind Justice’.