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Adjustable shoring prop (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
A raking steel shore 4.4 m long with a screw jack head, a pinned telescopic body, a hinged sole plate and a safety chain eye, for wedging a hull off the altar steps of a graving dock.
Hull plate stack on bearers (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
A stack of eight cut shell plates 3 m by 1.8 m lying on timber bearers in shop primer, edges prepared and a bare steel corner where the heat number would be stamped, for the plate yard beside a fabrication shed.
AnimatedBow thruster tunnel unit (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
A 2.2 m bore thruster tunnel section on a transport stillage, ready to be let into a bow: plated tunnel with flanged ends, a grid over each mouth, the impeller and its gear leg inside, and lifting eyes on the frame.
Hull section, stern with transom (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
The after 10 m of a 9 m beam hull: a rising run, a flat transom, a deadwood skeg and a stern tube boss cut for a shaft, with a bulwarked poop and a bare primer section face forward so it bolts to a midbody module.
AnimatedPropeller and tailshaft in a cradle (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
A four bladed fixed pitch propeller 3.2 m in diameter on its drawn tailshaft, cradled on timber bearers for survey: pitched blades on a bossed hub, a keyed taper, a rope guard ring and a cone nut.
Rudder and stock on a stand (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
A semi balanced spade rudder 3.4 m deep and 2.4 m in chord, drawn and stood on a wheeled dock stand: plated blade in antifouling red, a bare steel stock through the palm and a lifting eye at the head.
Hull section, bow with bulbous forefoot (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
The forward 13 m of a 9 m beam hull: a raked stem, flared blue topsides, a bulbous forefoot in antifouling red, a bulwarked forecastle with bitts and a bare primer section face aft so it bolts to a midbody module.
Yard boundary wall panel, 4 m (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
Precast site boundary panel 4 m long and 2.4 m tall in a galvanised post channel, with a blue banded top rail and a blank sign plate for a yard to letter itself. Ports at both ends so a boundary runs to any length.
Quay edge slab, 4 m (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
Quay coping slab 4 m square with a galvanised edge angle over the water, a yellow safety line set back from the lip and two recessed tie down pockets. Ports at both ends so a quay runs to any length.
Hull section, parallel midbody (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
A 10 m midbody section of a 9 m beam hull: plated shell in antifouling red below the waterline and blue topside above, a decked bulwark with a hatch and mooring bitts, and bare primer section faces at both ends so modules bolt end to end.
Slipway section with keel ways, 4 m (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
Concrete slipway bay 4 m square falling 0.35 m across its length, with two greased timber keel ways, a side kerb and a cast anchor eye, for running a cradle down to the water. Ports at both ends so a slipway runs to the waterline.
Dry dock altar wall section, 4 m (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
Stepped dock wall 4 m long and 6 m tall: four concrete altars a shore can be set on, a galvanised lip angle at the coping, a yellow edge line and a recessed rung ladder. Ports at both ends so a dock side runs to any length.
Dry dock access stair tower (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
Bolted steel stair tower 6 m tall with two flights, a half landing and a top landing at dock level, yellow topped handrails throughout and a kick plate, for getting down the altar wall of a graving dock on foot.
AnimatedDock gate caisson, 16 m (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
Steel dock gate closing a 16 m graving dock: a plated box caisson on a concrete quoin, with vertical stiffeners, timber seating faces, flooding valve wheels and a railed walkway across its top. The leaf swings off the quoin to open the dock.
Basin water tile, 4 m (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
Flat harbour basin tile 4 m square and 0.14 m thick in dark green dock water, for filling the approach outside a dock gate. Laid at y=-0.14 its surface sits exactly on y=0, level with the quay the yard works from.
Yard apron slab, 4 m (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
Heavy duty concrete apron slab 4 m square with a recessed movement joint and a cast in tie down pocket, for the dock side a shipyard works from. Ports on all four edges so an apron tiles to any size.
Graving dock floor tile, 4 m (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
Dock bottom slab 4 m square and 0.2 m thick with a drainage channel down one edge and a cast grating over the culvert, for the floor of a graving dock. Ports on all four edges so a dock floor runs to any length.
Yard apron slab with hazard hatching (Shipyard and Dry Dock)
The same 4 m apron slab marked as a keep clear zone: yellow hatching across the full slab between two edge lines, for the swing area under a crane or the ground in front of a shed door.
Bath House and Palaestra (Roman Bathhouse and Palaestra)
A whole public bathing precinct laid out open topped so every room is in view: a paved bath block of four halls, a service yard with the furnace plant, and an exercise court beside it under its porticoes. The block runs west to east as the bathers did, from the changing...
Ball Basket (Roman Bathhouse and Palaestra)
A 900 mm wicker ball basket holding six leather exercise balls, with a small oil jar set beside it. Court kit for the edge of a palaestra.
Punching Post and Bag (Roman Bathhouse and Palaestra)
A 2.6 m training post with a hanging sand bag: a turned timber post in a tufa footing with a bracket arm, an iron hook and a bound bag under it. The bag is modelled in one pose and stays still: a bag on a cord is a pendulum, and that is a joint, not a rigid node transform.
Discus and Javelin Rack (Roman Bathhouse and Palaestra)
A 1.5 m timber rack for throwing kit, 1.9 m tall: four javelins with bound grips and iron heads standing in two rails, and two bronze discuses resting at the foot. A palaestra prop, complete with its contents.
Stone Weight Set (Roman Bathhouse and Palaestra)
A training weight set on a timber pallet, 1.3 m across: three rough stone balls in graded sizes and two pierced lifting stones with rope sockets. The stones are separate solids on one base, not separate files.
Wrestling Pit Kerb Run (Roman Bathhouse and Palaestra)
A 2 m kerb run for the edge of a wrestling pit: a tufa kerb with a travertine capping, timber pegs behind it and the sand banked up on the court side. Runs butt end to end round a sand pit or between the court and the paving.