Everything needed to build a working Mediterranean wine estate rather than a row of props. The ground tiles on a four metre grid: cultivated vineyard soil, grassed headland, compacted gravel yard and a flagstone floor module, all with edge ports. Out in the rows are four metre trellised bays in three growth states, bare, in full leaf and hanging with fruit, closed by raked end posts on their own ground anchors, with vine stakes, wire anchors, a blank row end marker, a dry stone terrace retaining wall and a corbelled stone field hut. Harvest is a narrow bodied tractor that passes between the rows, a crate trailer loaded with sixteen crates, picking crates, a half tonne bin, a woven basket, secateurs, a work bench and a stainless sorting table. The winery runs from a destemmer through a traditional basket press and a heavy timber screw press to four stainless fermentation tanks with a walkway, then oak barrels on low and tall racks and in a six barrel stack under an open sided run of cellar vault ribs, with a floor drain, a topping jug, a hydrometer stand, a sample thief and a pump trolley. The bottling end is a roller line section, a corker, a labelling head carrying blank reels, unlabelled bottles, a bottle crate, a wine rack and a riddling rack, and the front of the house is a tasting counter with glasses, a spittoon, stools and a wordless chalkboard under a vine pergola, beside a courtyard well, olives, cypress and lavender. The estate is built from a farmhouse front with shutters, an arched stone gateway, a five bar field gate and modular wall, corner pillar, flagstone floor and pantiled roof pieces. Clips are rigid node transforms only: the press screws turn and their plates travel down, the tank hatches and man doors open, the tractor, trailer and trolley wheels roll, the tractor bonnet and the trailer tailgate open, the destemmer drum and the conveyor rollers spin, the corker plunges, the label reels turn, the riddling rack tilts, the well winds, the sorting table tray pulls out, the bench lid lifts and the gates, doors and shutters swing. Hoses, vine canes, leaves, bunches, the label web, the wine and the growth over the pergola are modelled solid and stated as static, because flexible material and fluid need a joint per element or a shader, and neither is reachable with one rigid node transform. There are no people and no animals, so nothing here is skinned. No real winery, estate, appellation, grape brand, machinery maker or wine label is named or depicted: every bottle, label reel, crate, sign and chalkboard is blank or carries invented abstract marks. Original AI-generated CC0 geometry, prepared for human review. No physics, gameplay, colliders, navigation or embedded lights.

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