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Drawworks (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The hoisting drawworks on its skid: a grooved drum between two brake flanges in a painted frame, the drive housing, the auxiliary brake and the driller control stand with a blank screen. The drum turns.
Derrick crown block (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The crown block that caps a derrick: a short lattice bay carrying a five sheave cluster on its shaft between two support beams, a grated crown platform and a blank obstruction light. The sheave cluster turns.
Derrick section, 8 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
An 8 m stackable section of a square lattice drilling derrick: four chords with horizontal ties and crossed diagonals on all four faces, a climbing ladder, a racking board with finger latches and painted bands.
Travelling block and hook (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The travelling block with its link and hook, standing on its guide frame: the block hoists up its guide and the hook safety latch swings clear. Landed at the well centre the way a block is left between runs.
Sea surface module, 20 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 20 m square of open sea with a low crossing swell, for placing a platform, a jacket or a vessel in water. Tile the modules on the 20 m grid to make as much sea as a scene needs.
Deck stair flight, 2.4 m rise (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A twelve tread stair flight climbing 2.4 m over a 3 m run, with channel stringers, grated treads, a handrail and a knee rail each side and a landing plate at the foot.
Deck access hatch (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 1.3 m deck access hatch in its coaming: a raised frame with a recessed seat and a hinged hazard painted lid with a lifting ring, hinged along its back edge.
Deck handrail run, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m offshore handrail run on three stanchions: a tubular top rail, a flat knee rail and a kicking plate, with bolted base plates at both ends. Repeat it round a deck edge or a walkway.
Deck walkway section, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m raised walkway bay: grated tread plate on six trestle legs with a full handrail, knee rail and kicking plate on both sides. Couple the bays end to end to route a walkway across a deck.
Cellar deck section, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m bay of cellar deck: 1.2 m plate girders with diagonal bracing carrying grating around an open wellbay slot, a painted slot surround and a handrail run along one edge. Its top ports sit at main deck level, so a run of these drops straight into a deck grid as the wellbay.
Jacket boat landing and ladder (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The boat landing hung on a jacket leg: two fendered stringers with five rubber fender tubes, a caged ladder up the face, a grated half landing with handrails at the top and a painted approach marker.
Deck module, chequer plate 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The same 6 m deck module with a sealed chequer plate surface instead of open grating, for a laydown area, a module footprint or anywhere a dropped object must not fall through.
Deck module, open grating 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m square of main deck: three primary beams and two edge girders under an open grating walking surface with its bearing bars standing proud. Tile the modules on the 6 m grid and a deck of any size falls out.
Jacket pile stub and mud mat (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The mudline foundation a leg lands on: a heavy grouted pile can on a square mud mat, with four gusset stiffeners, a flanged head and a grout return line. Put it under the bottom leg section when the seabed is modelled.
Wreck on the Sand Flats (Sunken City and Underwater Ruins)
A 28 by 28 m stretch of open seabed with the broken hull, frames, mast, rudder and anchor of one ship, its cargo of amphorae and crates spilled around it, and a treasure chest sunk in the sand. Kelp, coral and grass have started on the wreck. A second place for the pack, at...
Jacket bracing panel, 18 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The 18 m X brace that ties two jacket legs into a frame: two tubular diagonals crossing a horizontal member, gusseted connection plates at both ends and a painted collar at the crossing node.
Jacket leg section, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m flanged tubular leg of a fixed steel jacket, with the darkened splash zone band, four sacrificial anodes and a hazard ring at each brace level. Stack the sections to reach any water depth and tie them with bracing panels.
Drowned Temple Precinct (Sunken City and Underwater Ruins)
A 36 by 36 m drowned precinct on a silted seabed: a raised temple platform with its colonnade, statue base and braziers, reached by a stepped terrace from a cracked paved plaza with a mosaic, a fountain, a sundial and a well. A precinct wall with one standing doorway closes...
Light Shaft Plate (Sunken City and Underwater Ruins)
Shaft of daylight 5.7 m tall leaning about twelve degrees, three crossed translucent blades with a pool of light where it lands.
Glowing Crystal Cluster (Sunken City and Underwater Ruins)
Cluster of nine lit crystal spires up to 1.1 m tall on a turned stone plinth, the cluster turning slowly on its mount.
Fish Shoal Plate (Sunken City and Underwater Ruins)
Decorative shoal plate: twenty six flat fish forms on two crossed cards, about 3.2 m wide and 1.9 m tall, for hanging over a ruin.
Starfish (Sunken City and Underwater Ruins)
Five armed starfish 1.1 m across and 0.12 m thick, arms tapering and curling a little at the tips, static with no rig.
Bubble Column (Sunken City and Underwater Ruins)
Rising column of thirty bubbles 3.2 m tall, widening as it goes, over a small dark vent in the seabed.
Giant Clam (Sunken City and Underwater Ruins)
Giant clam 0.95 m across with both ribbed valves held ajar and a soft mantle between them, resting in its own silt hollow.