Free models · Game-ready GLB
Buildings
Every medieval 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.
294 free GLB models
Cloister Arcade Bay (Medieval Monastery and Scriptorium)
Free 3D model of a medieval cloister arcade bay for a monastery game asset kit: twin shafts, two pointed arches and a range wall, on a 3 m module.
Merchant Stall (Medieval Tournament and Jousting Ground)
Two and a half metre trader stall with a raking canvas awning, a counter of goods, a pot shelf and pennant bunting.
Pavilion Tent Small (Medieval Tournament and Jousting Ground)
Three and a half metre round pavilion with an open doorway, for a squire, a marshal or an armourer.
Pavilion Tent Large (Medieval Tournament and Jousting Ground)
Five metre round pavilion with the door flaps rolled open, a centre pole, six guy ropes and a plain finial pennant.
Spectator Stand Stair (Medieval Tournament and Jousting Ground)
Five tread access stair with handrails that closes the end of a stand run at deck height.
Heralds Platform (Medieval Tournament and Jousting Ground)
Raised 2.6 m platform with a rail, a three tread stair and a reading desk, where the herald calls the courses.
Royal Box (Medieval Tournament and Jousting Ground)
Six metre raised box open on three sides under a canvas canopy, with three chairs, a carpeted deck and blank shields on the breast rail.
Spectator Stand Upper Tier (Medieval Tournament and Jousting Ground)
Six metre raised stand of two bench tiers at 1.85 and 2.4 m with a front breast board, standing behind the lower tier.
Spectator Stand Lower Tier (Medieval Tournament and Jousting Ground)
Six metre open fronted stand of two bench tiers on a braced timber frame, the front row of a tournament grandstand.
Tournament Platform Deck (Medieval Tournament and Jousting Ground)
Three metre square timber deck 600 mm up on stub legs, the module stands and boxes are built out of.
Tournament Platform Step (Medieval Tournament and Jousting Ground)
Three tread timber step run that meets a platform deck at 600 mm, with stringers and a ground sill.
Camp Palisade Gate (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Gate bay in the camp palisade: a two metre clear opening between braced gateposts under a lintel and a banner.
Camp Palisade Corner (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Right angle corner for the camp palisade, with a taller corner stake, turning the run through ninety degrees.
Camp Palisade 3 m (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Three metre run of sharpened stakes driven into an earth bank, with two rear crossrails, on the 3 m camp grid.
AnimatedBell Tent (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Four man conical bell tent on a centre pole with six guy ropes, a pennant and a door flap that swings.
Bell Tent Open (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
The bell tent with its flap tied back, a straw pallet and a kit chest inside.
AnimatedSiege Command Pavilion (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Round guyed marquee with a scalloped valance, a swinging door flap, a centre pole pennant and a map table under the eaves.
Brattice Box (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Small timber brattice on two corbel beams: a covered box that oversails a wall face with a floor slot and a front loophole.
Machicolation Course (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Corbelled stone course for a wall head over a gate: five brackets, four drop openings and a crenellated parapet above.
AnimatedParapet Hoarding 4 m (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Bracketed timber fighting gallery for a wall head, with two drop shutters that lift on their top hinges and a shingled pent roof.
AnimatedWinched Portcullis (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Stone gate frame with a spiked iron portcullis that lifts 2.5 m in its slots, over a squared winch drum on brackets.
AnimatedIron Bound Gate Bay 4 m (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Gate bay on the wall grid: an arched tunnel, two iron bound oak leaves on their hinges and a drawbar that slides into the wall socket.
Assault Wall Bay Cracked (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
The same 4 m bay after a stone strike: a stepped crack through the face, a shattered merlon and spalled blocks at the foot.
Assault Wall Bay Breached (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
The 4 m bay opened by a breach: two jagged stubs, a rubble ramp through the gap and fallen ashlar on both faces.