A complete working fish quay in one realistic family, built so a developer can assemble a harbour rather than dress one. The vessel is a steel stern trawler in three 7 m sections that butt on their own ports: a raked bow with its windlass, a parallel midship, and an after section built the way a stern trawler really is, with an open slipway trough running up from the transom between the side decks. Aboard it go the wheelhouse, the whaleback, the mast and rigging gantry, the net drum, the trawl doors in their rack, the stern ramp, deck and fish hold hatches, a crew cabin door, fender runs and a gangway brow. Ashore, the quay is laid from ported 4 m deck modules, 4 m by 3 m edge modules with the head of a wall ladder, 8 m harbour water modules and market floor modules with their channel drains, with a slewing pedestal crane, an ice plant hopper and chute, a fuel point, a weighbridge, lamp columns, bollards, rope coils, wash down points and gull deterrent lines. The market hall is built from a 4 m bay with a roller shutter, open fronted on to the quay, and fitted out with display slabs in two sizes on beds of crushed ice, ice trays, blank price boards, hanging and bench scales, filleting benches, a knife rack, gutting tables, offal bins, a chill room door and a lobster and crab tank, with chandlery and harbour office fronts behind it. The catch moves on fish boxes, box stacks, pallets, a barrow, a pallet truck and a forklift, and the gear side of the quay carries creels, net piles, a mending frame, buoy racks and bait barrels. Animation is rigid node transforms only: the stern ramp, hatches, doors, the bin lid and the forklift bonnet swing, the roller shutter and the forklift carriage and crane hook run on their guides, the net drum, hose reel and crane slew turn, the wheels roll and the hanging scale pan rocks. Nets, ropes, rigging, chain, hoses, hydraulic rams, water and ice are deliberately static: a flexible run or a fluid needs a joint per element or a shader, and neither is reachable with one rigid node transform. There are no people and no skinned meshes anywhere. The fish are market display props laid on ice, so the pack contains no animated or rigged creature of any kind. No real port, fishing company, vessel, registration, merchant, equipment maker or retailer is named or depicted, and every board, panel and stencil is blank. CC0 geometry prepared for human review.

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