IJD ANCIENT ROMAN SHRINE / GAZEBO
Along the roadways of the Roman Empire, on top of hills, and in secret valleys of ancient Greece these small shrines dotted the landscape. Built of durable stone, to gods and godesses forgotten to us even more than the ancient languages their names were uttered in. So this ancient structure could be in the world you are creating, or perhaps a small sheltered gazebo in your virtual garden, a hint of antiquity, and tales only the stones themselves can remember. . . . . . . .
This ancient structure is inspired by the ruins of shrines one still might find throughout Europe, in various degrees of disrepair. It measures 10x10 meters at the base, is made up of 25 prims some sculpties, all of them carefully textured to bring realism and clarity to this small shelter. All parts are copyable and modifyable so that you could use this one structure to make something more elaborate but possessing much the same style. Use it as a stall for a themed shopping mall, or a centerpiece to a garden of any age, it could be a gazebo, or simple housing for a forgotten pagan deity, good for role play areas with ancient themes, or for anyone who admires ruins (or reconstructions as this one is). Enjoy it for what it is, and thank you for your interest in my creation.
Regards,
Insky Jedburgh
