Everything needed to build a working spirits production site rather than a row of props. The stillhouse is four copper pot stills, a wash still and a spirit still in a full and a compact size, each a lathed body on a brick set base with bands, a bolted manway, a sight glass and a swan neck carrying its lyne arm away to either a staved worm tub or an upright shell and tube condenser. In front of them stand a brass and glass spirit safe on its stand, a low wines receiver and a spirit receiver. Behind them is the mash house: a mash tun with a driven rake gear head over its slotted bed, a loose lauter plate, a two roll grist mill under its hopper, a boarded malt bin, blank hessian grain sacks, a staved oak wash back with a working deck, a stainless wash back with a switcher head, a cone bottomed yeast vessel and a plate heat exchanger. The services are a four metre pipework bay with turning valve handwheels, a skid mounted pump set, a lagged steam main with a bucket trap, a brick set boiler front, a gantry fuel hopper, a control cubicle of blank dials, a glazed sample cabinet, a hydrometer set, a filling store hose reel, a floor drain run, a hose point and a flush weighbridge. The warehouse side is casks in three sizes, a blank cask head on its stand, two and three tier dunnage racks that chain end to end, a three cask dunnage stack, a racking bench, a stencil bench, a cooperage block with its stake anvil and croze, a stave bundle, a hoop stack, a charring drum, a bung mallet and driver, a cask hoist rail with a travelling chain block and a strapped pallet of casks. The site is built from four metre rubble wall bays, a bay with a ventilation grille, a window bay, a warehouse door pair, corner pillars, pitched slate roof runs, a pagoda kiln vent, floor slabs and yard grit modules, with a flatbed delivery lorry and a visitor tasting counter in the yard. Clips are rigid node transforms only: the warehouse doors, the spirit safe and the sample cabinet open and close, the mash tun rake and the wash back switcher turn, the mill rolls and the charring drum spin, the valve handwheels turn, the lorry wheels roll, the chain block lifts on its rail and the bench drawers pull out. Steam, spirit, cooling water, the liquid in the spirit safe, the hoses, the chain links and smoke are modelled solid or not at all and are stated as static, because a fluid needs a shader and a flexible line needs a joint per element, and neither is reachable with one rigid node transform. Cask hoops are driven on and do not move. There are no people, so nothing here is skinned. No real distillery, brand, bottler, cooperage, blender or region is named or depicted, and nothing describes a product: every cask end, stencil plate, dial face, gauge board, bottle, sign and lorry panel is blank. Original AI-generated CC0 geometry, prepared for human review. No physics, gameplay, colliders, navigation or embedded lights.

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