The fish market still operates, though it is rare that buyers outside of Innsmouth appear. Other than to supply the restaurant or to ship out to other towns through previous, written agreement, very little commerce happens. The building, once designed to handle the bounty of dozens of fishing ships is mostly empty, with broken windows and mossy stonework. Yet some business still takes place there – an office light can sometimes be seen at night, and the rotting display boards see use of some kind. Something or someone walks the upper balcony at night.

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barrel, chair, crate, desk lamp, display box, display tables (4), filing cabinet (2), naked light bulb ceiling lamp, ceiling lamp, washstand

About Innsmouth 3D Volume 2 R2 Complete Collection

Innsmouth Volume 1 Complete Edition brings the darkened city of Innsmouth to life from the horror genre works of H P Lovecraft. A once economically successful river/sea port slowly grew in economic might in the early 1800s, until economic misfortune in 1840 and a plague reduced the town’s population. A decaying urban environment in the 1920s America.

Who is HP Lovecraft? HP Lovecraft is an American horror writer who wrote primarily in the 1930s. His works included The Call of Cthulhu, The Colour from Space, The Dunwich Horror, The Doom that Came to Sarnath, The Shadow over Innsmouth, and At the Mountains of Madness – many of works are referred to as being a part of the Cthulhu Mythos, a nihilistic universe of dark and unknowable threats to humanity. Many of his stories focused on the area of the New England town of Arkham and other nearby cities such as Innsmouth.

Versions

• Innsmouth 3D: Wholesale Fish Market Pro
• Innsmouth 3D: Wholesale Fish Market for Shade
• Innsmouth 3D: Wholesale Fish Market for Bryce
• Innsmouth 3D: Wholesale Fish Market for Poser
• Innsmouth 3D: Wholesale Fish Market for Vue

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First built in 1840s, the Masonic Temple suffered the ills of the economic decline of Innsmouth and a declining membership by the turn of the century. They finally they sold out their building to a hitherto private, local organization called the Esoteric Order of Dagon – a quasi-religious group dominated by the Marsh family. This multi-level building has a large reception hall, private libraries, a private, hidden passage out to the sea and a large room for holding mind shattering rituals. A mysterious signal lamp on the roof points into town, rather than out.

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altar, closed books (2), open book, boxes (2), furniture cases (5), ceiling lamp, chair, ladle, mirror, oven, pans (2), pot, signal light, booth, stool, toilet, table, wash stand, dual wash stands

About Innsmouth 3D Volume 2 R2 Complete Collection

Innsmouth Volume 1 Complete Edition brings the darkened city of Innsmouth to life from the horror genre works of H P Lovecraft. A once economically successful river/sea port slowly grew in economic might in the early 1800s, until economic misfortune in 1840 and a plague reduced the town’s population. A decaying urban environment in the 1920s America.

Who is HP Lovecraft? HP Lovecraft is an American horror writer who wrote primarily in the 1930s. His works included The Call of Cthulhu, The Colour from Space, The Dunwich Horror, The Doom that Came to Sarnath, The Shadow over Innsmouth, and At the Mountains of Madness – many of works are referred to as being a part of the Cthulhu Mythos, a nihilistic universe of dark and unknowable threats to humanity. Many of his stories focused on the area of the New England town of Arkham and other nearby cities such as Innsmouth.

Versions

• Innsmouth 3D: Esoteric Order of Dagon Pro
• Innsmouth 3D: Esoteric Order of Dagon for Shade
• Innsmouth 3D: Esoteric Order of Dagon for Bryce
• Innsmouth 3D: Esoteric Order of Dagon for Poser
• Innsmouth 3D: Esoteric Order of Dagon for Vue

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First built in 1881, but based on photos from the 1920s, this fire station is a classic red brick New England style fire station, complete with garage, crew quarters, office and more. Spacious and capable of housing fire engines from the the 1880s onward. The Innsmouth Fire Station was one of the few refuges of normality in Innsmouth, one that the narrator in Shadow Over Innsmouth found very briefly.

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barrel, bunk beds, bench, cabinets (4), chair, coat rack, crate, desk lamp, lamp, mirror, oven, pan (2), pot, radio, refrigerator, shelves, shower, table, toilet, ladder, tank, wash stand (single), wash stand

About Innsmouth 3D Volume 2 R2 Complete Collection

Innsmouth Volume 1 Complete Edition brings the darkened city of Innsmouth to life from the horror genre works of H P Lovecraft. A once economically successful river/sea port slowly grew in economic might in the early 1800s, until economic misfortune in 1840 and a plague reduced the town’s population. A decaying urban environment in the 1920s America.

Who is HP Lovecraft? HP Lovecraft is an American horror writer who wrote primarily in the 1930s. His works included The Call of Cthulhu, The Colour from Space, The Dunwich Horror, The Doom that Came to Sarnath, The Shadow over Innsmouth, and At the Mountains of Madness – many of works are referred to as being a part of the Cthulhu Mythos, a nihilistic universe of dark and unknowable threats to humanity. Many of his stories focused on the area of the New England town of Arkham and other nearby cities such as Innsmouth.

Versions

• Innsmouth 3D: Innsmouth Fire Station Pro
• Innsmouth 3D: Innsmouth Fire Station for Shade
• Innsmouth 3D: Innsmouth Fire Station for Bryce
• Innsmouth 3D: Innsmouth Fire Station for Poser
• Innsmouth 3D: Innsmouth Fire Station for Vue

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Or, you just might have something that you think would cost you too much in bandwidth to give away. That’s the case with the excellent and free game If Monks Had Macs… which was extremely popular back in the early 1990s, now given away for free from RiverText.

File sharing sites though present a problem because they make it very easy to share pirated items. Every content vendor I know who sells their products independently sends a steady stream of DMCA notices to these sites. To the credit of almost all of them I have interacted with, Meshbox has received polite and efficient responses from most of them.

But what happens when one files site allegedly pretends to be associated with another? That’s something that we discovered today on a site with links back to DepositFiles.  DepositFiles insists that the other service is not associated with it at all, yet almost all site links point back to DepositFiles, INCLUDING the links to contact DepositFiles for advertising opportunities. I see a few possible reasons for this -

• This file sharing site has nothing to do with DepositFiles. There are a growing number of pirate loving search engine sites out there that have some plan for generating revenue. Usually, its through direct revenue generation through linking up with an internet ad site. The problem with this site is that it doesn’t appear to be advertising any other site besides DepositFiles.
• This file sharing site is associated with DepositFiles. DepositFiles staff insist this site has nothing to do with them. But if it were, then there would be some benefits. After all, if this site is not associated with DepositFiles, then DepositFiles could disclaim all association with it, ignore any DMCA notices that come in about pirated content.

There is some benefit for file sharing services to distance themselves from copyright issues. In 2009, a German court found against Rapidshare in playing a role in music piracy as brought about by GEMA. GEMA’s reasoning is contrary to that of the Digital Millenium Act – and for good reason – DMCA has too many holes in it to deter IP theft.

I am looking forward to seeing how this issue with DepositFiles evolves. They now know about the other site. They know I know about the other site.  What will their response be? I will let you know.

Broken Bridge Falls are the site of an ancient river crossing that fell to a barbarian invasion 500 years earlier. Although the bridge itself has collapsed into the river, above the Broken Bridge Falls, the center spire keep and smaller riverside forts still stand. Don’t forget to look for hidden passages! The main keep is four floors high, with still remaining doors and untrustworthy ladders. Below, the mightly falls rush to numerous boulders and smaller rocks. Includes river sections, making it possible to extend the river in either direction as far as you like.

Components

column sets (2), falls, ground sets (6), ladder, stone sets (5), tunnels (2), water sets (2), complete scene

About Dungeon Depths Volume 2 R2 Complete Collection

Dungeon Depths Volume 1 is a model series based on the RPG adventure designs of partner My RPG Character. Several models in the series are based on the Book of Investigations Volume 1 RPG adventure set for d20 compatible role-playing games – the core system of the world’s most popular paper-and-pen role-playing game. Dungeon Depths Volume 1 is based on an alternate fantasy world based loosely on medieval Europe in 950 AD. In Dungeon Depths Volume 1, you will find locations typical of a fantasy RPG adventure.

Versions

• Dungeon Depths: Broken Bridge Pro
• Dungeon Depths: Broken Bridge for Shade
• Dungeon Depths: Broken Bridge for Bryce
• Dungeon Depths: Broken Bridge for Poser
• Dungeon Depths: Broken Bridge R2 for Vue

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The National Grocery chain store in Innsmouth provided one of the few friendly faces to be met by the narrator of Shadow Over Innsmouth – a lone boy worker who originally came from Arkham provided the narrator with advice and a rough map of the town. This store is set up in the corner portion of a building, with entries on two sides. The building is much patched and shows signs of later modification. A stairway around one side provides access to an upstairs storage room. The store is well lit, with pre-placed goods behind the counter. Based on an authentic photograph of a grocery store in the 1920s.

Components

barrel, boxes (3), boxes sets (7), case left, case middle, case outer corner, case right, case, cash register, cashbox, chair, crate, display case, hook, lamps (2), shelf (3), power or liquid goods vessels (6)

About Innsmouth 3D Volume 2 R2 Complete Collection

Innsmouth Volume 1 Complete Edition brings the darkened city of Innsmouth to life from the horror genre works of H P Lovecraft. A once economically successful river/sea port slowly grew in economic might in the early 1800s, until economic misfortune in 1840 and a plague reduced the town’s population. A decaying urban environment in the 1920s America.

Who is HP Lovecraft? HP Lovecraft is an American horror writer who wrote primarily in the 1930s. His works included The Call of Cthulhu, The Colour from Space, The Dunwich Horror, The Doom that Came to Sarnath, The Shadow over Innsmouth, and At the Mountains of Madness – many of works are referred to as being a part of the Cthulhu Mythos, a nihilistic universe of dark and unknowable threats to humanity. Many of his stories focused on the area of the New England town of Arkham and other nearby cities such as Innsmouth.

Versions

• Innsmouth 3D: National Grocery Store Pro
• Innsmouth 3D: National Grocery Store for Shade
• Innsmouth 3D: National Grocery Store for Bryce
• Innsmouth 3D: National Grocery Store for Poser
• Innsmouth 3D: National Grocery Store for Vue

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The Marsh Refining Company was founded in 1830 by Captain Obed Marsh of Innsmouth. After several trips to the South Pacific, Captain Marsh became extremely wealthy, and built a refinery on the river in order to process gold into gold ingots and a complete office building in the city in order to handle the booming business. Until 1838, the city saw rapid expansion, until a set back in the south pacific left Captain Marsh with a dilemma on where to source his gold. The Marsh Refinery Office still stands to the date in which the HP Lovecraft’s Shadow Over Innsmouth takes place. Although stricken by calamity after calamity, members of the Marsh family can sometimes be spotted secretly entering the building. The Marsh Refinery Office is a multi-floor building, with a full reception area and elevator on the first floor, completed offices on the second floor and more space for expansion. The top floor has a dark boardroom, and a private office of the Marsh elder.

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bar, bar table, trash bin, bookshelf, boxes, furniture cases (3), ceiling lamp, chairs (2), desk lamp, desk, filing cabinets (2), lamp, lump of gold, mimeograph, partion, pencil holder, 1920s pencil sharpener, runner, shelf, sign, table.

About Innsmouth 3D Volume 2 R2 Complete Collection

Innsmouth Volume 1 Complete Edition brings the darkened city of Innsmouth to life from the horror genre works of H P Lovecraft. A once economically successful river/sea port slowly grew in economic might in the early 1800s, until economic misfortune in 1840 and a plague reduced the town’s population. A decaying urban environment in the 1920s America.

Who is HP Lovecraft? HP Lovecraft is an American horror writer who wrote primarily in the 1930s. His works included The Call of Cthulhu, The Colour from Space, The Dunwich Horror, The Doom that Came to Sarnath, The Shadow over Innsmouth, and At the Mountains of Madness – many of works are referred to as being a part of the Cthulhu Mythos, a nihilistic universe of dark and unknowable threats to humanity. Many of his stories focused on the area of the New England town of Arkham and other nearby cities such as Innsmouth.

Versions

• Innsmouth 3D: Marsh Refinery Office Pro
• Innsmouth 3D: Marsh Refinery Office for Shade
• Innsmouth 3D: Marsh Refinery Office for Bryce
• Innsmouth 3D: Marsh Refinery Office for Poser
• Innsmouth 3D: Marsh Refinery Office R2 for Vue

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The Gilman House Hotel figured greatly in HP Lovecraft’s classic story Shadow over Innsmouth and is the only hotel in the city; our hero escapes after getting a room up on the fourth floor. The hotel features a full foyer and registration desk area, dining room, kitchen and a completely populated example room with moody, early lighting fixtures. There is also back courtyard. The hotel was likely built around 1840, right before a dramatic economic plunge.

Components

bed, trashcan, boudoir, hotel cases (4), chair, desk lamp, filing cabinet (2), furnace, ladle, lamp, mirror, pans (2), pot, saucepan, shower, table, toilet, wash stand

About Innsmouth 3D Volume 2 R2 Complete Collection

Innsmouth Volume 1 Complete Edition brings the darkened city of Innsmouth to life from the horror genre works of H P Lovecraft. A once economically successful river/sea port slowly grew in economic might in the early 1800s, until economic misfortune in 1840 and a plague reduced the town’s population. A decaying urban environment in the 1920s America.

Who is HP Lovecraft? HP Lovecraft is an American horror writer who wrote primarily in the 1930s. His works included The Call of Cthulhu, The Colour from Space, The Dunwich Horror, The Doom that Came to Sarnath, The Shadow over Innsmouth, and At the Mountains of Madness – many of works are referred to as being a part of the Cthulhu Mythos, a nihilistic universe of dark and unknowable threats to humanity. Many of his stories focused on the area of the New England town of Arkham and other nearby cities such as Innsmouth.

Versions

• Innsmouth 3D: Gilman House Hotel Pro
• Innsmouth 3D: Gilman House Hotel for Shade
• Innsmouth 3D: Gilman House Hotel for Bryce
• Innsmouth 3D: Gilman House Hotel for Poser
• Innsmouth 3D: Gilman House Hotel R2 for Vue

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Not many 3D vendors are using Twitter, though its a great way to announce your product. Just check out the excellent posts from Andolaurina.

1. Sign into your account on Twitter2. Make a new post
3. Go to your profile and locate your tweet
4. Locate and click on the time stamp
5. This will open up the individual tweet

Now you are on the page of the individual tweet in the timeline. You can copy the tweet from the URL shown in your web browser.

The reclusive white wizard is an astronomer and worker of weather magics. His tower is a mysterious and wonderful place. Features 30 textures. This is the bonus model for Christmas Village 2009 and not available separately.

Components

chair, fire, fireplace, cabinet, log, magic sphere, snow, support, tables (2), fireplace tool stand, fireplace tools (3), weathercock

About Christmas Village 2009 Complete Collection

Toon Santa’s Christmas Village 2009 is a set of eight beautiful 3D Christmas holiday models from Meshbox Design. The Christmas Village series is an annual release product event, beginning in 2006, adding additional models to the growing North Pole village of Toon Santa.

Versions

• Christmas Village 2009: Toon Santa’s Tower of the White Wizard Pro
• Christmas Village 2009: Toon Santa’s Tower of the White Wizard for Shade
• Christmas Village 2009: Toon Santa’s Tower of the White Wizard for Bryce
• Christmas Village 2009: Toon Santa’s Tower of the White Wizard for Poser
• Christmas Village 2009: Toon Santa’s Tower of the White Wizard R2 for Vue

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