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Second tiny BAT from skazz. Due to its unusual shape, it's a unique but handsome landmark, it's called "Mausoleo di Teodorico" (Teodorico's Masoleum, that you can see in Ravenna), and originally contained the tomb where the king of Osthrogoths, who ruled over Italy between the fifth and the sixth century a.D., rested. (There's also a short legend about it, I'll write it down here). Again, it's not perfect, but accurate. I wasn't able to do the windows you see over the upper door on the original landmark (actually it wasn't so important here, but if someone could explain me how to make windows - holes - on a cylinder, it would be appreciated). There's no night lighting (it's just some kind of a tomb).
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plop cost: 25000
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