field-of-sand-heaps - 14m - heaps of sand - field and singles - sandhaufen - piles of sand - sandhügel - plant bed

Field of sand heaps (8 of them as singles, too), ~14m largest diameter (scale 1:1).
Seen in Berlin, April 16, renewing the playground beside the Corbusierhaus.
In the sand around the heaps some tyre tracks, looking good in combination with a wheelbarrow or with a small garden-digger. Sections around the half of the heaps have different color-faces also (see colorsetting pic) for retexturing.

Comes in different versions (all versions as mirrored-versions, too, for more difference):

- 14m field, 20 pieces, 10 impact, 24 1024-texture-tiles, half side marked for different colors/textures around the hills, no flat base / rough edge height.

- Smaller version of the field, ~7,5m largest diameter, 11 pieces, 6 impact, 24 1024-texture-tiles, colorsetting same as large one, no flat base / rough edge height.

- Block of 4 heaps, type A, ~7,5m, 4 pieces, 4 impact, 10 1024-texture-tiles, colorsetting, no flat base / rough edge height.

- Block of 4 heaps, type A, ~4m, 2 pieces, 2 impact, 8 1024-texture-tiles, colorsetting, no flat base / rough edge height.

- Block of 4 heaps, type B, ~4,4m, 6 pieces, 3 impact, 6 1024-texture-tiles, colorsetting, no flat base / rough edge height.

- Block of 4 heaps, type B, ~3m, 2 pieces, 1 impact, 6 1024-texture-tiles, colorsetting, no flat base / rough edge height.

- 8 single heaps (from the blocks), 0,5 impact each,
1 1024-texture-tile each, 1 color-face, flat base / flat edge.

Notice, that only the 8 single heaps have a flat base, the larger fields need landscaping around, to cover their rough edges.
All textures non-bright. Scaling larger/smaller results more or less impact.
All parts phantom / dekoration, no solids inside.
Lowest impact = lowest LOD -> set your viewer-LOD high (you normally should do so).

See pics and inworld, whether you like this item.