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A simple replacer for in-game radios with a model that resembles something closer to what would have been common in the 60s. Affects all radios, including craftable ones, and those added by mods so long as they use the vanilla model. The size and shape of the radio is neatly 1:1 with vanilla, so clipping and collisions aren't an issue. The textures are in 2K resolution, and the mod is provided in ESL format by default to save your load order space.
Drag and drop the contents of the mod into your game's "Data" folder, and activate with the mod manager of your choice. Alternatively, install directly through Mod Organizer 2.