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A highland stone village and the farmed terraces above it, built as a kit rather than a diorama. The terraces are 4 m modules in three wall heights, 0.8 m, 1.4 m and 2 m, each a battered course of stone with its tilled bed behind it, plus a corner, a set of flying steps cut into a wall, and crop rows in three states: bare, growing and ready. Rows stand on the bed of the row in front and set back 3.6 m rather than a full tile, so the leading edge laps the bed behind and no skirt or seam can open between them. A plain core block, 4 m by 3.6 m by a metre, stacks under a row so the bank is solid ground down to the valley floor rather than four shelves hanging over air. Around them are mountain ground modules in two tones, scree, a gorge edge with its 1.8 m cliff, boulders, tussock grass, cactus and shrub. Water runs through a stone lined irrigation channel with a lifting sluice, from a spring head basin down to evaporation salt pans. Ways are a stone footpath module, a switchback stair up the first terrace, a rope suspension footbridge with its stone anchors, path cairns and a marker post, and modular drystone wall, floor slab and step pieces. The village is a field hut and a family dwelling under thatch, a storehouse on a raised stone base, a round granary, a lookout tower with a timber gallery, an empty walled pen and corral bays that close into a round fold, a threshing floor, a trapezoidal gateway, a niche wall run, a stepped platform, a standing stone and a carved block. Household goods are water jars in three sizes, a jar rack, baskets, stalk bundles, a herb rack, an upright loom, a spindle and wool, a folded blanket, a stone bench, an open hearth, a clay oven, a rocker grinding stone, a storage chest and a firewood stack. Clips are rigid node transforms only: the gateway leaf swings, the oven door opens, the chest lid and the large jar lid lift, the sluice stone draws up, the loom beam turns and the grinding stone rocks. Thatch, woven cloth, the rope bridge deck and its sag, water, smoke and fire are modelled solid and are static, because each needs a flexible surface, a fluid, a shader or a joint per element, and none of that is reachable with one rigid node transform. There are no people and no animals anywhere in the pack: it contains no skinned meshes, so the pen and the corral are empty. Nothing here reproduces a real site, culture, country or script, and every carved face is invented geometric fretwork. Original AI-generated CC0 geometry, prepared for human review. No physics, gameplay, colliders, navigation or embedded lights.
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Use the “Andean Terraces and Stone Village” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/andean-terraces-and-stone-village Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/38277/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/andean-terraces-and-stone-village Description: Highland terrace farming and a stone village: retaining wall modules in three heights with their beds and crops, irrigation channels, a rope gorge bridge, stone huts, storehouses, a granary, a lookout tower, gateways, hearths, looms, jars and baskets, in one assembled valley. - 60 GLB models, 3.3 MB in total - Units: metres, +Y up, shared scale and palette across the pack - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader; no additional decoders required. Load models individually from the manifest, or the starter scene as one file.
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Andean Terraces and Stone Village
Highland terrace farming and a stone village: retaining wall modules in three heights with their beds and crops, irrigation channels, a rope gorge bridge, stone huts, storehouses, a granary, a lookout tower, gateways, hearths, looms, jars and baskets, in one assembled valley.
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Everything in this pack
Terrace Wall Low (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 0.80 m agricultural terrace module, 4 m of coursed and battered stone retaining wall with the tilled bed and its ploughed furrows behind it. Modules lay end to end along their side ports to make a terrace row of any length.
Terrace Wall Mid (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 1.40 m agricultural terrace module, 4 m of coursed and battered stone retaining wall with the tilled bed and its ploughed furrows behind it. Modules lay end to end along their side ports to make a terrace row of any length.
Terrace Wall High (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 2.00 m agricultural terrace module, 4 m of coursed and battered stone retaining wall with the tilled bed and its ploughed furrows behind it. Modules lay end to end along their side ports to make a terrace row of any length.
Terrace Corner (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 2.00 m terrace corner module: the coursed retaining wall turns through a right angle, with the tilled bed filling the quarter behind it. Its east port carries on a high terrace row and its return face closes the end of a row.
Terrace Flying Steps (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 2.00 m terrace module with a flight of flying steps: six slabs cantilevered out of the coursed wall face, climbing from the lower bed to the upper one without breaking the wall. Lays in a high terrace row on the same side ports.
Terrace Crop Row (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 3.6 m row of highland tuber crop growing on a raised earth ridge, sized to lie along the bed of a terrace module. Three rows fill one 4 m bed.
Terrace Crop Row Bare (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
The same 3.6 m crop ridge turned over and bare, for a terrace bed between plantings.
Terrace Crop Row Ready (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
The same 3.6 m crop ridge grown out and ready to lift, with the seed heads standing over the foliage.
Mountain Ground Module (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 4 m square of highland ground: a 240 mm slab of earth under low turf hummocks and loose surface stones. Tiles butt edge to edge on their four ports to make the valley floor a terrace row stands on.
Mountain Ground Module Dry (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
The same 4 m ground tile in the dry tone of the high plain, with the turf hummocks turned to bare earth. Tiles with the standard module on the same ports, so the valley floor can be mottled rather than uniform.
Hillside Core Block (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A plain block of hillside earth, 4 m across the row by 3.6 m deep and a metre thick: the body a terrace row stands on. Stack it under a row so the bank is solid ground rather than a shelf over air, and nothing of it shows but the cut face at the plot edge.
Scree Slope (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 4 m module of loose scree: the hillside rises from ground level at the front to 2.4 m at the back, with broken stone lying down the slope. Modules sit behind the top terrace row to carry the ground on up the mountain.
Gorge Edge Module (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 4 m module of the lip of a gorge: turfed ground on top of a 1.8 m stone cliff that breaks away on the front face. Place it 1.8 m below the valley floor tiles it continues, so its ledge lines up with them, and face the cliff into the gorge.
Boulder Set (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
Three weathered granite boulders as one placement, the largest 1.2 m across, for breaking up a hillside or a terrace foot.
Tussock Grass Clump (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A clump of coarse highland tussock grass, 700 mm across, on its own mound of earth. Scatter it over ground modules and terrace beds.
Column Cactus (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A ribbed column cactus 2.2 m tall with two raised arms and a single flower at the crown, for dry ground at the foot of the terraces.
Low Shrub (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A wind cut highland shrub about a metre across and 700 mm high, woody at the base and dense on top.
Irrigation Channel Run (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 4 m run of stone lined irrigation channel, 780 mm wide over the kerbs, with still water in it. Runs lay end to end on their ports along the foot of a terrace row.
Sluice Stone (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A stone sluice set into an irrigation channel: a dressed slab in two jambs under a lintel, lifted on its timber handle to let the water past. The slab is the only moving part.
Spring Head Basin (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A spring head: a round stone catch basin 2.2 m across in front of a coursed back wall, with a carved spout running into it. The water is a still plate and does not move.
Salt Pan Plate (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 2.4 m plate of four evaporation pans divided by stone kerbs, filled with standing brine. Lay several side by side down a slope below the spring.
Stone Footpath Module (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 4 m module of laid stone footpath, 1.9 m over its edging, in irregular flags. Modules lay end to end on their ports to route a path through the village and along the terraces.
Switchback Ramp (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A switchback stair that climbs 2 m from the valley floor to the first terrace bed in two flights around a landing, with a drystone parapet on the open side. 8 m long, 3 m deep.
Rope Suspension Bridge (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
An 8 m woven rope footbridge: a plank deck on two bearer cables with handrails, hangers and a lattice of side ties. Spans between two stone anchors, 1.5 m wide over the rails.
Bridge Stone Anchor (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
The stone anchor a rope bridge is tied to: a coursed masonry block 2.3 m across with two timber posts, a head beam and the tied off cables. One stands at each end of the bridge.
Path Cairn (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A stacked stone cairn just over a metre high, built up from flat slabs, for marking a path across open ground.
Pack Marker Post (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A marker post for a pack route: a timber post on a stacked stone base with a cross head and three woven cloth tags. 2.2 m tall. No animals are included anywhere in this pack.
Stone Wall Module (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 4 m module of drystone field wall 1.25 m high with a capping course, tapering as it rises. Modules lay end to end on their ports to fence a plot or line a path.
Stone Floor Slab (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 2 m square of laid stone floor in four dressed flags, 140 mm thick. Tiles on its four edge ports to floor a yard, a threshing area or a building.
Stone Step Block (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A single dressed step block, 1.6 m wide and 360 mm high, with a nosing on the tread. Stack and set back to build a stair, or lay in a run on its end ports.
Stone Field Hut (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A single room field hut of coursed stone under a hipped thatch roof, 3 m square and 3.15 m to the ridge, with an open doorway and a stone threshold. Exterior model with an open doorway; there is no interior.
Stone Dwelling (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A highland family dwelling: coursed stone walls 2.3 m high under a gabled thatch roof with deep eaves, 6 m by 4.5 m and 4.1 m to the ridge, with a doorway, two trapezoidal windows and a stone threshold. Exterior model; there is no interior.
Raised Storehouse (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A storehouse raised on a stone base to keep the floor dry: a 3.6 m plinth with three steps up to a stone walled store under gabled thatch, 4.2 m overall. Exterior model with an open doorway.
Stone Granary (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A round stone granary 2.3 m across, built in ten block courses with a high loading opening and a conical thatch cap, 3 m tall. Exterior model; the opening is a recess, not a door.
Lookout Tower (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A round lookout tower of coursed stone, 2.9 m across at the base and 6.5 m tall, with a doorway, a timber gallery on corbels near the top and a conical thatch cap. Exterior model; there is no interior.
Walled Animal Pen (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
An empty 7 m by 6 m stock pen of drystone walling with a gateway between two timber posts and a stone water trough in the corner. No creatures are modelled anywhere in this pack, because it contains no skinned meshes.
Stone Corral Wall (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 3 m bay of heavy corral walling 1.4 m high, with its end ports turned 22.5 degrees each so eight bays close into a round pen about 8 m across. Empty: this pack has no animals.
Stone Gateway (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A ceremonial gateway of dressed stone with a trapezoidal opening 1.7 m wide at the foot and 1.3 m at the head, a double lintel and an abstract geometric fret above it. The plank leaf swings on the left jamb. 3.8 m wide, 3.7 m tall.
Trapezoidal Niche Wall (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 4 m run of fine coursed walling 2.8 m high with three trapezoidal niches and a capping course. Runs lay end to end on their ports to line a courtyard.
Stepped Platform (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A stepped ceremonial platform of dressed stone, 6 m square and 1.5 m high in three courses, with a flight of steps up the front face and two low markers on the top.
Standing Stone (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A dressed standing stone just under 3 m tall, tapering as it rises, set in a collar of packed kerb stones.
Carved Stone Block (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A carved block of dressed stone 2 m long, with an abstract stepped fret worked in relief on both long faces and a plain capping slab. The pattern is invented geometry, not a copy of any real symbol or script.
Threshing Floor Plate (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A round threshing floor 6.4 m across: laid stone flags inside a kerb ring of set slabs, with the tether post standing in the middle.
Water Jar Large (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A fired clay water jar just over a metre tall with two lug handles, three painted bands and a lifting lid. The lid is the only moving part.
Water Jar Medium (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
The same fired clay jar at 620 mm, carried rather than stored, and open at the neck.
Water Jar Small (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
The smallest of the three jars at 360 mm, for drawing and pouring.
Jar Rack (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A timber jar rack 1.7 m wide on two shelves with two jars standing in it, for a store or a yard wall.
Woven Basket Set (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
Three woven storage baskets as one placement, the largest 680 mm across, two in natural grass and one dyed. The weave is modelled as banding rather than textured.
Stalk Bundle (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A standing bundle of dried stalks 1.6 m tall, tied at two heights with dyed cord, for fodder or thatching stock.
Herb Drying Rack (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A timber drying rack 2.1 m wide with two rails of herb and grass bunches hanging from them. The bunches are solid and static.
Upright Loom (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
An upright timber loom 1.9 m wide with the warp strung between two beams and a woven band growing on it. The cloth beam turns; the cloth itself is a solid plate and does not drape.
Spindle And Wool Basket (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A drop spindle with its clay whorl leaning against a basket of spun wool, 700 mm across the group.
Folded Blanket (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A folded woven blanket 720 mm across in four layers, banded in the dyed thread the pack shares. Woven cloth is solid geometry and never drapes or moves.
Stone Bench (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 2 m stone bench: a dressed slab on two block legs with a low back rail, 600 mm to the seat.
Stone Hearth (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
An open cooking hearth: a ring of set stones round an ash bed with the fuel laid in it and a clay pot standing on two supports. Fire and smoke are not modelled, because neither can be driven by a rigid node transform.
Clay Oven (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A domed clay bread oven on a coursed stone base, 1.6 m across and 1.8 m tall, with a flue and a timber door in the mouth. The door is the only moving part; there is no fire.
Grinding Stone (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A rocker grinding stone: a dished bed stone on a block base with the curved muller resting in it and the ground meal beside it. The muller rocks; nothing else moves.
Storage Chest (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A timber storage chest on a low stone plinth, 1.24 m wide, with a plank lid hinged along its back edge and a stone catch on the front.
Firewood Stack (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A stack of split firewood 1.5 m wide and 950 mm high, laid in four courses with the cut ends out.
Highland Terrace Village (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 56 m by 40 m highland smallholding: a stone and thatch village on the valley floor under four rows of farmed terraces, with a gorge and its rope footbridge along the east side. The floor carries the dwelling, the field hut, the raised storehouse and the granary round a...









