Grey stone paving block (cube). Great for making a realistic level paved area on sloped or uneven terrain.
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As simple and goofy as this may look and sound, it's actually fairly handy and versatile. The room it's shown in here is a mountain island in the middle of a sea, and has not one square foot of level ground. Now, just try to place furniture there. You can, but one end will be up in the air and the other end buried in the ground, or BOTH. So pop this block in, and voila, you've got level ground. As the pics here show, you can shrink it down to Rubik's Cube size, make it coffee table size, or blow it up to Jumbo Jet landing-field size. It has no nodes of any kind for standing or furniture placement, so you'll need to know (or learn) how to use the placement controls. You'll also need to be able to adjust it for size, because when it's brought into the room it's only like two feet (scale) by two feet (it was originally made from a small crate). As you can see, though, you can blow it up to some epic proportions. I expect to make more of these in different shades to match different terrain, and if you want to match something in particular I'll be happy to take a look and try to match it for you (I won't charge anything extra for custom dev work on this item).
Grey's Mercantile Policies:
REFUNDS - The last refund I gave was to Methuselah's grand-dad when he was a boy. I paid him off in shekels, some shiny beads, and a goat. Don't count on getting the NEXT refund. The Try-It feature is there for your use, please USE IT. By the way, the goat ran away and came back to ME....if there's a moral in that, I'm not sure what it is, but you can bet it works out in my favour.
QUESTIONS - I'll gladly answer any questions you may have, provided (1) you ask civilly and (2) I know the answers (questions like "WHY ARE YOU SUCH A JERK?" will likely be ignored). I'll also happily consider custom work or custom versions of my products. I don't usually charge custom dev fees, provided the work isn't too extensive, and of course, provided I can sell the item or a generic version of it in my catalog.
