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Cable Run and Junction Box (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 2 m hung cable tray carrying four bundles, with two hull hangers and a junction box on the outboard face with a bolted blank cover and four glands. The cable is static: a flexible run is not reachable with one rigid node transform, so it is modelled in the position it hangs in.
AnimatedConning Tower Base (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
The bottom 2.4 m of a fin: a faired tower 2.7 m long and 1.5 m across with free flood slots down each flank, step irons up the after side, a bridge coaming, two masthead fairings and an access trunk with a hinged lid on the hatch node.
AnimatedOverhead Hatch and Ladder (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
The climb out of a compartment: a 2.3 m ladder of two stiles and eight rungs from the deck flat to a 1 m trunk coaming at the hull crown, with a grab rail round it and a dished lid hinged on its after edge.
AnimatedWatertight Bulkhead with Dogged Door (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A watertight bulkhead filling a 3.5 m internal hull: stiffened plating, a bolted blank inspection plate and a 720 by 1520 mm oval doorway with a 200 mm sill, closed by a dogged door. The leaf carries six dogs and its dogging wheel and swings on the door node.
Watertight Bulkhead, Open Doorway (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
The same watertight bulkhead with the door leaf removed, leaving the coamed doorway open. Use it where a compartment has to stay walkable, or as the after face of a bulkhead whose door is modelled on the far side.
Deck Plate Section, Open Grating (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
The same deck plate section decked in open steel grating instead of plate: twenty two bearer bars on seven cross bars, which is what a machinery space or a bilge access run is floored with. Shares the deck-aft and deck-fore ports.
Deck Plate Section (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 2 by 3 m deck plate section 140 mm deep: three transverse bearers and two edge coamings carrying a chequered steel plate. It lays the walking flat inside a hull ring section 550 mm below the centre line, and its deck-aft and deck-fore ports run the flat the length of the boat.
Pressure Hull Ring Section (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 2 m length of pressure hull on a 3.8 m outer diameter: a 150 mm shell, three internal ring frames with an inner face bar, twelve longitudinal stringers, two clipped cable runs and a lagged service pipe down each bilge.
AnimatedDeck Plate Section with Hatch (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
The same deck plate section built as four rails round a 780 mm opening, with a raised coaming and a dished lid hinged on its after edge.
Pressure Hull Ring Section, Cutaway (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
The same 2 m hull ring with the shell above the centre line removed and a rolled edge rail down each cut, so the frames, stringers, cable runs and bilge pipework stand as an open cage over a visible compartment.
Izakaya Alley at Opening Time (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
A 24 m by 16 m back alley trading at opening time, laid in one continuous tarmac surface with kerbs and gully grates down both sides. A counter ramen shop opens onto the west side through two 4 m bays under an indigo noren: an 8 m counter with eight stools facing the street,...
AnimatedCigarette Vending Machine (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
A 1.84 m alley cigarette machine: a narrower steel cabinet with a glazed display of twenty four blank packs in invented colours, unmarked selection keys, a card reader plate and a collection flap on its own node. Nothing on it is a brand or a health mark.
AnimatedDrinks Vending Machine (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
A 1.92 m alley drinks machine: a steel cabinet, a glazed display of fifteen blank cans and bottles in invented colours, a row of unmarked selection keys, a coin race, a note slot and a collection flap on its own node that swings up. No product carries a name.
A Frame Pavement Sign (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
A 950 mm A frame pavement sign: two raked timber boards with cream fields carrying one invented abstract mark each, tie bars between them and a weight along the spine. Put out on the kerb at opening time. It does not fold.
AnimatedHot Can Vending Machine (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
The same 1.92 m machine in the vermilion and cream of a hot can unit, which is how an alley tells the warm machine from the cold one at a glance. Geometry unchanged, including the blank stock and the flap node; only the paint differs.
Menu Board on an Easel (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
A 1.5 m chalk menu board on a timber easel: a raked charcoal board with a cream field, a shelf for the chalk and six rows of prices drawn as plain coloured bars, never words. Stands outside an izakaya door. Static geometry.
Hanging Signboard (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
A 1.9 m double sided box signboard on a steel wall bracket, its cream faces carrying three invented abstract marks each, top and bottom caps and a stay. Origin at the foot of the bracket line; fix it to a wall at about 2.4 m.
Lantern Wire Run (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
An 8 m span of catenary wire carrying five paper lanterns, round and cylindrical alternately, built about the wire datum so its origin sits at the fixing height rather than on the ground. Ports at both ends chain a run down an alley. Hang it at about 3.4 m.
Cylindrical Paper Lantern (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
A 260 mm by 620 mm cylindrical paper lantern in cream with an indigo band, charcoal end caps, a vermilion roundel on the face and a hanging loop. Hung in rows along a wire or singly by a door. Static geometry.
Round Paper Lantern (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
A 420 mm round paper lantern in cream with vermilion bands, charcoal caps, a hanging loop and a tassel boss under it. 770 mm to the top of the loop. Bands are plain rings, so the lantern carries no name. Static geometry.
Plastic Beer Bin (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
A 780 mm indigo plastic bin of iced bottles, of the kind put out at the door of an izakaya on a warm night: moulded handles, a rolled rim, packed ice and eight unlabelled bottles standing in it. Static geometry.
Beer Crate Stack (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
Three timber beer crates stacked slightly out of line against an alley wall, each holding six unlabelled returnable bottles. 1.2 m tall overall. Static geometry; the crates are modelled as one model, not a kit.
Bottle Crate (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
A vermilion plastic bottle crate holding twelve 500 ml returnable bottles in green and brown glass, with plain foil caps and no labels. 520 by 360 mm and 330 mm to the bottle tops. Static geometry.
Keg Stack (Izakaya Alley and Ramen Shop)
Five 30 litre stainless kegs on a timber pallet, four standing and one on top, each with a plain indigo band and no lettering. 1.1 m square and 1.35 m tall. Static geometry; this is the stack an alley bar leaves out for collection.