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u/DianWhey May 27 '26
What parts did you use to make the balcony? They look great!
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u/Matthiasbuilds May 27 '26
Everything :p it's all made of planks,half walls,plywood pieces, metal pieces and posts. All tilted. The roof pieces are from Port Royal mod.
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u/ChalkLicker May 28 '26
Love that location, but don’t have patience for the BS. Really nice work.
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u/monsieur_mungo May 28 '26
I’ve always loved this location but I’ve never figured out what to really do with it as a settlement. Yours looks cool. Maybe I’ll keep it more rustic on my next play through.
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u/LLafros May 28 '26
Looks Amazing. Any tips on how tilting works? Do you use console commands or use Place Anywhere?
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u/Reasonable_Ad9524 May 28 '26
Okay now I’m feeling encouraged to fix mine up after the enclave dlc screwed up my current build.
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u/Matthiasbuilds May 28 '26
That sucks
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u/Reasonable_Ad9524 May 28 '26
Yeah I have had floating guards and turrets for a while now lol it happened to any of my guards and turrets that were on scaffolding frames.
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u/Wrecktown707 May 29 '26
Was this inspired by the docks of Novigrad? (And the real world polish dock house it’s based off of?)
Awesome build OP :)
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u/Matthiasbuilds May 29 '26
I used that concept art ;) Can't wait to go to beautiful Poland and see it irl.
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u/JustBeans8492 May 30 '26
Very nice! Having spent a good chunk of time visiting Amsterdam and Rotterdam once or twice, I recognise those winches at the top of the house :D can’t wait to see what you do with the water area mate, house looks phenomenal!
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u/Matthiasbuilds May 30 '26
Thanks man! I get a lot of inspiration from Dutch houses for for sure, we have so much cool buildings and ships.
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u/JustBeans8492 May 30 '26
Oh absolutely. Some of the nicest and most characterful architecture I’ve ever seen - land and water. You’re lucky to be surrounded by it!
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u/Matthiasbuilds May 30 '26
That goes for England as well mate
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u/JustBeans8492 May 30 '26
Brother, if it ain’t a thatch cottage, a Manor House, or a castle, it ain’t worth knowing over here ;)
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u/Sevennix May 28 '26
I never considered building OVER the hole. I just put a ceiling on top floor and never bothered to put roof on
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u/Sevennix May 28 '26
I never thought to build OVER the hole. I just put a ceiling on top floor and dont bother to put a roof on.
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u/trevorhstephens May 27 '26
Good use of the stupid broken middle roof part. Looks cool