Two simple piers Edo period (17th-19th century).
Size: 30x11x13
- Two long pier (red clay and teal color)
- Two shorter version (red clay and teal color) with tatami (58 prims).
- Four single sitting animation.
- Automatic lights on/off region night/day cycle with fixed override.
- Entirely produced in 3D, from the tiles to the floor boards.
- 1024x1024 shaded textures.
- Automatic lights on/off region night/day cycle with fixed override.
For any information please contact me in world with a notecard.
Photo courtesy by Inara Pey.
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Love it. WOW! GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE.
Love it. But didn't come in red tile. AT FIRST. Then almost immediately after buying Namuri sent me the red tiled one. WOW! GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE. I also bought the House of the Rising Sun AND the Fallingwater House. I'd give 10 stars if I could!
Beautiful Build!
What a beautiful build! This is similar to the Hikari no Shinden - Temple of Light item from the same maker, but is much smaller Land Impact: 77 vs 271! I appreciate the option of a long (brown roof) or short (red roof) version (even smaller LI), but note that the smaller, red roof version includes unmovable floor pillows that may interfere with your intended use of the pier. We use the larger, brown roof version and have added Buddha statue, incense burner, and six zafu to make this a nice zazen / meditation spot over the water. Mucho mahalos Namuri!
Fantastic and full editable
This pier is amazing. The quality is high, the textures high red and best of all the entire thing is editable, if you don't like certain parts then feel free to unlink them and delete.
Makes it perfect to adapt to your needs.
There is no product in quality of textures and in price like this one!!!
Congratulations for showing good prices and excellent quality work on textures!!!!!!!!!!!
high quality and visually impressive dock
I bought this dock to go with The House of The Rising Sun. If the dock appears to dark, just turn on "full bright". The dock is great for fishing or meditation. Last week, many friends stopped by and we partied on the dock. Check out the sim in-world. Check out all his fine creations. Lots of build ideas there.
