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The perfect accessory to go on top of my Marble Pedestal is a collection of Classical busts.

-- The helmeted figure is Pericles, hero of Athens. There was a statue to him on the Acropolis, and the Romans made many copies.

-- The bearded man with the toga is, I believe, Emperor Caracalla, who ruled in the 210s AD. A nasty guy but he made a great portrait.

-- The bearded man in the dark gray with the square base is a scan from the Licinian Tomb in Rome, c AD150. It was posted on SketchFab by Geoffrey Marchal (URL https://sketchfab.com/models/c17ae64048004e0c97ebb2f1596eb8c8 ), and made available with Creative Commons license for commercial re-use for free, with attribution. Many thanks to him!

These busts are Survival-ready, and can be built with small stones (if I did this right). As of now they don't have destruction mechanics associated with them. I hope to learn how to add destruction to them in the future. For now they're great decorative pieces to help flesh out your builds. I plan on expanding this collection quite a bit so you'll have a large variety to choose from.
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DraachePat 19 Mar 2018 @ 13:41 
Needed to upgrade your old awesome mods, pls ! ;) THY ! :steamhappy:
Androox 23 Eki 2016 @ 22:02 
Doesnt work in survival dedicated server since planets :(
MacBaldwin 20 Eyl 2016 @ 19:42 
Awesome! There must be some really nice statues of Athena, Arthemis and Hera for great references. I hope they had been scaned by someone already!

And how about some full body statues? I'd love some real sized ones to adorn my Castle's Hall! ...Your work is great, btw!
STORI3D PAST Productions  [yaratıcı] 20 Eyl 2016 @ 19:31 
Great question. There are some really good examples, I just don't know if any have been scanned & are game-ready. When I come back to this mod to add more I'll definitely look. I want eventually to have a big & varied collection.
MacBaldwin 20 Eyl 2016 @ 19:04 
What a bout some female busts, my friend?
Mattcaton 9 Eyl 2016 @ 8:44 
Yeah sounds great!!! You could also add some equestrian medieval ones (with the game being medieval) alongside the Roman ones, an example is the equestrian statue of the "black prince" from my home city in Leeds, England.
STORI3D PAST Productions  [yaratıcı] 8 Eyl 2016 @ 13:39 
I love both of those ideas. There are also some really good equestrian ones, like I believe of Marcus Aurelius on horseback. That would be a blast to put in the game!
Mattcaton 8 Eyl 2016 @ 9:49 
Thanks cant wait to put some fresher statues around my city such as the staue of Trajan from his forum or Arcadius from his column in Constatinople!!
STORI3D PAST Productions  [yaratıcı] 8 Eyl 2016 @ 7:03 
Funny you mention that. I was reading about the forum at Pompeii the other day and thinking about how cool it would be to have a series of full-sized statues in the game. It's definitely on my list of to-do's. Thanks much for the nice note!
Mattcaton 8 Eyl 2016 @ 6:33 
I really love your work it makes the game much more interresting, especially when you are building roman cities like me. One request, can you add some full sized statues alongside the king one we already have in game?