A whole island village and the harbour under it from one kit, built on a single 4 m grid. The street is a set of whitewashed cube blocks, 4.00 m deep and 5.60 m to the wall head whatever their width, so three widths, a corner block and a taverna front all stand in one terrace under one parapet line, with blue shutters and boarded doors that swing on every face. A barrel vaulted block, an external stair run, a cantilevered balcony, a roof terrace under a cane pergola, chimney pots and a rooftop water tank finish the blocks off, and the ground they stand on is modular too: flagged lane tiles, cobbled square tiles, a stepped lane that climbs 0.72 m between village levels, loose step blocks and shingle beach tiles. Courtyard wall runs with blue gates, a lane arch turned in stone, a bell wall with a bronze bell that swings, a domed chapel with a blue dome on a drum, a village bread oven, a wellhead whose drum winds, a public tap whose handle turns, a cistern dome and a donkey trough fill the rest of the village. The taverna has its own terrace: a canvas awning, a serving counter, round tables, blue chairs with rush seats, a barrel table, a parasol, a grape pergola with the vine trained over it, a blank hanging sign and an A frame board carrying invented abstract chalk marks. Planting carries the colour: bougainvillea trained on a wall, potted geraniums, an olive, a fig, a prickly pear, a stone planter and a herb shelf. The harbour is laid into the ground rather than cut out of it, with 4 m water tiles set 0.72 m below the paving between quay runs, a stone jetty, bollards, blue harbour lamps, two clinker built fishing boats, oars, net piles, a drying frame, creels, fish crates, an anchor and a buoy cluster. A windmill tower stands over the whole thing with a ten sail cross that turns on its own free origin. Rigid node transform clips only, no skinning, and no people or animals anywhere in the pack. The awnings, the parasol, the jib sails, the nets, the ropes, the laundry, the vines and the sea surface are modelled solid and never move: flexible material needs a joint per element, a stayed mast is a linkage, and moving water is a shader, none of which one rigid node transform can give. No real island, village, chapel, windmill, taverna or producer is depicted and no lettering in any script is modelled anywhere. Original AI assisted CC0 geometry.

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