DOCUMENTED / REAL LIFE
A 420 × 420 mm modular wall object in the current 3D volume-prototype stage. Its pin field, removable layers and relationship to SA-1 belong to the real Specus project.
DOCUMENTED + IN DEVELOPMENT / ART OBJECT NO. 01
Art Object No. 01 transfers the structure of SA-1 from 42 mm into a 420 × 420 mm field. The object changes scale, while its local fastening interface remains compatible.
01 / CURRENT 3D MODEL
This viewer uses the supplied full-scale FBX. It shows the present model geometry, not a claim that final fits, loads or production tolerances have already been verified.
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SPECUS / ART OBJECT NO. 01
01 / PHYSICAL OBJECT
Art Object No. 01 transfers the approved 42 mm geometry of SA-1 to a 420 mm wall format. The enlarged field retains the real mounting logic of the watch modules, so scale becomes a physical connection rather than a graphic quotation.
02 / TWO SCALES
The overall geometry is enlarged ten times. Local mounting groups remain at 1:1 scale with SA-1. A marker, bumper, or protective ring can therefore belong to both the watch and the wall object after the interface passes mechanical testing.
03 / STELLAR FIELD
The first state is calculated from the Hipparcos I/239 catalogue in a north-polar stereographic projection. Polaris occupies the upper orientation point. Its catalogue position remains recorded near the celestial pole, preserving the difference between the physical anchor and the astronomical coordinate.
04 / CONSTRUCTION
Nominal 2.00 mm holes form single, paired, and four-point groups based on SA-1 mounting configurations. The central plate is removable. Markers can be rearranged and archived; final fits, loads, wear, and safety remain subject to prototype testing.
05 / MODEL COORDINATES
Coordinates are measured in millimetres from the geometric centre of the 420 × 420 mm field. X increases to the right and Y upwards in the supplied model. Treat this as a model register until the production drawing is approved.
| ID | Part | X, mm | Y, mm |
|---|---|---|---|
| B-01 | Base | -145.23 | 23.549 |
| B-02 | Base | -105.927 | 83.996 |
| B-03 | Base | -68.117 | 107.627 |
| B-04 | Base | 57.089 | -106.46 |
| B-05 | Base | 100 | -30 |
| B-06 | Base | 120 | -90 |
| NE-01 | North-east plate | 18 | 148 |
| NE-02 | North-east plate | 40 | 117 |
| NE-03 | North-east plate | 69.438 | 94.611 |
| NE-04 | North-east plate | 90.368 | 115.541 |
| NE-05 | North-east plate | 94.611 | 69.438 |
| NE-06 | North-east plate | 115.541 | 90.368 |
| NE-07 | North-east plate | 126.971 | 40.312 |
| SW-01 | South-west plate | -115.541 | -90.368 |
| SW-02 | South-west plate | -100 | -40 |
| SW-03 | South-west plate | -94.611 | -69.438 |
| SW-04 | South-west plate | -90.368 | -115.541 |
| SW-05 | South-west plate | -69.438 | -94.611 |
| SW-06 | South-west plate | -28.689 | -146.884 |
| R-01 | Outer ring | 127.279 | 127.279 |
06 / SERIES
The series keeps one map, scale, and mounting grammar. Material, surface treatment, color, and the active marker vary between versions.
Black textolite / metal
Dark base with a yellow Polaris marker
Satin steel / engraving
Cold museum-engineering state
Graphite metal / PVD
Near-monochrome archival state
07 / REAL OBJECT + CANON PARALLEL
The physical artwork and its CANON interpretation share geometry, but they do not share factual status.
A 420 × 420 mm modular wall object in the current 3D volume-prototype stage. Its pin field, removable layers and relationship to SA-1 belong to the real Specus project.
Inside CANON, the same field can be read as a Remainder: a physical map of contradictions preserved by an Index. Pins mark retained states rather than decorative points.
The field is a proposed environmental interface: Echo reveals a conflicting state, Hold keeps it available, and a changed pin pattern records what crossed into the current history. This is a design rule, not a released game feature.
CURRENT STAGE
The volume test will verify depth, wall presence, access to fasteners, removable modules, and the 420 mm format before metal production.