Attached Link: http://www.runtimedna.com

• 22 modular props with externally-called geometries
• 17 prefab structures
• Users guide Features:
• Richly textured (my brother-in-law was kind enough to provide me with some scans of the incredible bas-relief from the Angkor Wat temples)
• Modular design for greater range of use
• Detailed users guide
• Utilizes tiled materials for ease in texturing Thanks for taking a peek! Many more previews on the product page. Chris and judith

This temple ROCKS!! You and Chris keep rasing the bar J!! Very well done!

That's freakin' cool!

Thanks Darrell and Cin!

You're very welcome... Already purchased, I'm downloading now... too bad I have to go to bed soon. :)

oh for the love of gewd! Don't you people quit!? The preview renders look amazing, models look very detailed and wonderful. I'm very glad to see new scene settings coming out and you guys/gals just whip up some of the best stuff. on my to get list. any chance of a vined/overgrown texture set? Be great for the Indiana Jones temple stuff.

Actually yes there is, but I have a few projects before it, one being the drawbridge and some other stuff for the Ancient Ruins construction set. I'm going to see if I can squeeze it in between the rest though. Em's got a desolation set on her slate too, so there definitely will be texture expansions for this set.

oh for the love of gewd! Don't you people quit!? If you saw the lists we all have of ideas, you'd go off screaming in the night :))

Ah Cin, I missed your post. Thanks, hope you enjoy the set!

Wow this is neat Judith...you get more and more incredible creations :)

hehe. cool. I love the desolation sets. fun fun fun.

It's nice to have some variety, too. (There are oodles of rich and ancient cultures on this planet.) Good job!

Oh wow, I love this one. Sharen

Very cool .. I could have used it for soemthing recently and may have a chance again soon but I will definately pick it up :) Good to have variety even though I like my Celtic and English stuff :)

I love this set, you both did a fantastic job on this!!!

Very cool kit!

Thanks so much! Carolly, when in school I just could not get interested in history and ancient cultures with it's dry textbook dates and facts. Now I can't seem to get enough, and Chris is the same way.

Thanks alot guys, enjoy!

Damn, you two just keep getting beter and better. sigh... folder 5 now. or is it 6? Awesome !!!!!!!

This is a great looking set Judith.....I have it in the basket to pick up very soon :) I wish I could afford to get all your sets.....I'm working on it!! :)

Judith, For me school was the escape from an abusive childhood. I loved history and exotic cultures up until they got modernized and unified. (A Japanese businessman in an Armani suit does nothing for me... I'd rather watch a potter or swordsmith concentrate on turning dross into art.) My knowledge of history is decent up to about 1400-1500, when individuals didn't matter so much and wars were fought with mechanized weapons and exploration became less a matter of curiosity and more a matter of exploitation. Finding an artifact or burial ground or temple is great and some of these items are truly beautiful. To me the more important part is who built it and why. (This explains why I abhor pot-hunters and looters... they disassociate the artifact from its social history.) Finding a person in the past (like resurrecting Hatshepsut after her son tried to erase all mention and memory of her) and understanding how that person influenced her society is vital... and makes even the numbers palatable. There was a time when the individual mattered more than the committees and the councilors and the sponsors. Someone made the casket, built the bridge, erected the temple and wanted to be sure of being remembered long after death. More than a thousand years ago a woman erected a runestone to her daughter "... Astrid, the most skillful girl in all Haguland", a piquant testimony to the pride in making things. When I walk down to the Public Market and pass a couple of old buildings with the name of the owner and date in roman numerals I smile at the legacy. I own a Phoenician coin sowing the goddess of luck on one side and the goddess of victory on the other. When I need to flip a coin that one is it. Between luck and victory, how can I lose? 2500 years ago a sea trader with a hold full of purple dyestuffs may have thought the same thing. :) Carolly

Incredibly detailed and beautiful package Judith! Your stuff just gets better and better :) Alla

Another beautiful set you two !!! And I don't care what anyone says, my elves are going to LOVE THIS!!! ROFL!!!!!! Pendy

the details on this are simply amazing!!! - my hats off to chris on the modelling and to judith for her awesome textures!

Wow, thank you all very much!

Bought it. Thanks.