Includes two versions, the first version is 54 Land impact, only 1 less than the second, however, its true impact on your computer is significantly lower, because is has far less textures.
I highly recommand using the first version if the monument is not the main focus of attention in your build.
The second version is 55 Land impact, its textures are more detailed, and if you look up at the woooden beams inside, you will be able to get a better idea of the carvings on the wood.
This is an actual monument located in Saint-Jean-du-Doigt, in Brittany, France.
I took hundreds of pictures of the oratory one day and used photogammetry software to reconstruct it.
The building will rez at its real life size. In Second Life your avatar is sometimes significantly bigger than real life, which means the entrance might be too low for you to enter. In that case you might need to make it a bit bigger.
The oratory of the sacrament (1577) of the church Saint John the Baptist.
Its construction was decided by the parishioners on 26 Agust 1576. It is constructed by the architect Michel Le Borgne in 1577. It is a building of the Renaissance, made with stone from L'Ile Grande (Côtes d'Armor).
Originally the momument was dedicated to the brotherhood of the Saint Sacrament, hence the name.
It was used to host the Saint Sacrament, mass was held in it on days of pilgrimage, and for the wake of the dead who had lived far from the village.
