Colourful Commonwealth - Atomic Tables and Retro Radios

Hi, I make colourful/quirky stuff.  If you also play The Sims games, you might know me as Esmeralda from Mod The Sims.

UPDATE OCTOBER 31 2018: RADIO TEXTURE FIX Just noticed, to my horror, that the texture on the brown radio was off-centre (it wasn't originally, I had to make a small change to the texture and didn't move its position so have no idea how that happened!), so I've now fixed that.  Very sorry for inconvenience to those who have already downloaded it, please re-download.

EZZY'S COLOURFUL COMMONWEALTH: ATOMIC TABLES AND RETRO RADIOS

ESL versions included for those who prefer .esl to .esp.  Note in case you don't already know how to install .esl files: Install the .esl with Nexus Mod Manager, then close NMM, go back into it again, and then manually click the mod  in the list under NMM's Plugins tab in order for it to show up in the game.

Here are two new coffee tables (new meshes) and a set of four colourful rextextures of the Diamond City radio model.

TWO ATOMIC-STYLE COFFEE TABLES

This set consists of two new meshes in the style of vintage 1950s Atomic tables. They appear in the workshop catalogue in the Tables section and are crafted from 4 wood.  The tables are all in wood textures with a clean/undamaged look and a shiny satiny finish, and are the height of the game's Modern coffee table.

The Triangular tables (top) are in Blonde Wood, Exotic Wood and Glossy Black, and the Boomerang tables (bottom) come in Mahogany, Burled Wood and Walnut finishes.  (See row of pics at the top of the page for closer views of the tabletop textures.)

(The black triangular table is actually a faithful replica of a real-life 1950s Atomic table of my own!)

FOUR DIAMOND CITY RADIO RETEXTURES & MESH MODIFICATIONS

This is a set of two mesh edits of the default Post War Radio with four colourful recolours taken from real-life 1950s Mid Century Modern-style radios by Philco, Emerson, Oceanic and Motorola.

They all play the Diamond City Radio station and appear in the workshop catalogue in the Decorations/Misc section.  They use the same scrap materials as the defaults.  The radios have a weathered and damaged look, in keeping with game style.

Thanks for looking, hope you'll find one or both of these items useful.