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Buildings
Every modern building below is a self-contained .glb under 25 MB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use and modify in commercial projects without attribution.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole buildings set from the packs.
1,471 free GLB models
AnimatedCircus Ticket Booth (Travelling Circus and Big Top)
A 1.9 x 1.7 x 3.1 m timber pay box with a red serving front, a counter shelf, a bulb lit scalloped skirt roof and a blank fascia board. The hatch over the counter is one node on its head rail.
Circus Entrance Arch (Travelling Circus and Big Top)
A 5.2 m wide bulb lit entrance arch on two blue piers: a red and white banded head with eleven lamps along it and a blank 2.6 x 0.95 m sign panel under it, ready for a title in a game's own type.
Big Top King Pole (Travelling Circus and Big Top)
A 4.6 m quarter pole: a timber mast on a spreader plate with a cross head, a rigging ring for the roof lines and a gold cap. Four of them carry the cone between the centre pole and the sidewall, standing where the roof still has the height for them.
Big Top Scalloped Valance (Travelling Circus and Big Top)
A 4 m run of scalloped valance, five gold tongues under a red band with a white bob on each point. It hangs at the eave over a canvas bay, and fourteen runs skirt the whole tent.
Big Top Centre Pole (Travelling Circus and Big Top)
The 8.9 m king mast that carries the crown of the tent: a tapered timber pole on a steel spreader plate, two rigging rings and a gold ball with a pair of pennants over it. It stands in the middle of the ring.
Big Top Canvas Bay (Travelling Circus and Big Top)
A 4 x 3.4 m red and white sidewall bay with a laced batten on each edge and timber hem and head rails. Fourteen of them close a 17.5 m ring, edge ports landing on the polygon's own vertices.
Big Top Entrance Bay (Travelling Circus and Big Top)
The same sidewall bay with a 2 m doorway cut through it under a rolled canvas head on two timber jambs, for the one bay of the ring the crowd walks in through. Ports and height are unchanged, so it drops into any position in the ring.
Big Top Striped Roof Cone (Travelling Circus and Big Top)
The tent's roof: fourteen red and white gores rising 4.2 m to a gold crown ring, 18.6 m across the eaves so it oversails the sidewall. Set it on the wall head, over the centre pole; the gold crown ring caps the point where the fourteen gores meet.
AnimatedService yard bin store (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The waste enclosure behind the building: a clad three sided store on posts, open to the yard, with two wheeled bins in it. The near bin has a hinged lid that lifts.
Staff cabin (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 6 m jack legged site cabin: a ribbed steel box with an accent skirt and roof trim, a glazed door with a grab rail, two windows and a chequer plate step with a handrail.
Trolley shelter (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
An open trolley bay: four posts on pad bases carrying a curved translucent roof, a clad back panel, a blank illuminated header and two corral rails for the trolleys to nest between.
AnimatedDriver shower entrance (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The driver shower block entrance in the berry signing colour, the door a lorry driver takes a shower token to. Identical shell, leaf and pivot to the toilets entrance.
AnimatedBaby change entrance (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The same entrance block in the amber signing colour for the baby change room, so a wall of doors reads as separate facilities at a glance. The pictogram panel stays blank.
AnimatedToilets entrance with sign (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The toilets entrance: a lined block with a real opening, a glazed swing leaf on its left stile and a blank illuminated pictogram sign over the head. Stand it against a concourse wall or use it as a free standing core face.
Concourse paving tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2 m precast paving module on half the bay grid, for the concourse floor inside and the pedestrian apron outside. The joint strips stand proud on two edges only, so a laid field never paints one joint twice in the same plane.
Amenity facade bay, solid (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The blank flank bay: a rendered panel between the same pilasters with a recessed louvre vent and an accent kick band, for the sides and the back of the building and the stretches a frontage does not glaze.
Amenity facade bay, glazed (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2 m glazed frontage bay for the amenity building: clad pilasters with accent reveals, a precast plinth, a full height curtain wall pane in a steel frame and a blank illuminated fascia band over it. Couple the bays on their jambs for a frontage of any width.
Pitched roof section (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
One 2 m module of a duo pitched roof spanning the building 8.4 m front to back: two membrane slopes to a capped ridge, accent eaves fascias, gutters on both sides and a ceiling deck underneath so an assembled building is closed overhead.
AnimatedEntrance lobby bay, automatic doors (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The entrance bay: the same 2 m shell with a lined opening, a head track, a transom light and two automatic glazed leaves that part sideways in the track. Place two side by side for the full width entrance a services building has.
Fire Curtain Guide (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The guide channel the fire curtain runs in: a 5.2 m black channel with a steel smoke seal up its face, a shoe at the foot, a gilt head block and the edge of the curtain sitting in it at the top.
Get In Ramp (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The ramp at the dock door: a 2.4 by 1.6 m boarded slope rising 550 mm with black kerbs each side, a steel lip at the low end and gilt grip strips across it.
Prop Shelf Unit (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
A 1.2 by 2 m prop rack on four decks: black posts with a boarded shelf at each level and a back panel, loaded with hat boxes, a stack of trays, a prop lantern and three rolled cloths.
AnimatedScene Dock Door Module (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The 2 m wall module with the scene dock opening in it: a 1.4 by 3 m braced dock door on a boarded frame with a long gilt pull, tall and wide enough for a scenery flat to go through.
Quick Change Booth Frame (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The booth in the wings a costume change happens in: a 1.1 m square tube frame 2.1 m tall with pleated blacks on three sides, a carpet square underfoot, a mirror and a hook rail inside, and the fourth side left open.