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Buildings
Every 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.
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Set Flat with a Doorway (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
The same 1.2 by 2.7 m set flat with a 780 by 2100 mm doorway in it: a lined opening and a leaf on three hinges with a lever handle and an inset panel. It carries the same flat-left and flat-right ports.
Cyclorama Corner Section (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A quarter turn cyclorama corner on a 1.2 m radius, 4 m tall, with the same 600 mm cove carried round the turn so floor, wall and corner meet in one surface. Its cyc-a and cyc-b ports sit on the two tangents, 1.2 m from the turn centre.
Studio Floor Tile, Marked Up (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
The same 2 m floor tile with the floor marked up for a shoot: a taped cross on a presenter position, a long camera tape line and three white mark spikes for a second position. The tape is a millimetre proud of the deck.
Studio Floor Tile (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 2 m square studio floor tile, 40 mm thick: a grey painted deck on a steel sub-frame with a recessed alloy cable trap lid in one corner. Ports at the four edge midpoints tile a studio floor of any size in both directions.
Cyclorama Straight Section (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 2.4 m straight cyclorama bay 4 m tall: a blue painted shell with a 600 mm coved base running the wall into the floor, a steel back frame with raking stays and an alloy toe rail. Its cyc-left and cyc-right ports butt bay to bay.
Shop floor tile (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 1.5 m square of pale board flooring with proud joints and staggered end butts, so a field of tiles reads as laid boards rather than as one flat plane.
Fitting room cubicle (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 1 m by 2.2 m fitting room: two painted side panels and a back panel, a louvred oak door on a real hinge, a mirror, a hook rail, a bench and a chrome head rail carrying six curtain rings.
Beach hut row module (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
Two gabled beach huts sharing a party wall, in red and amber: boarded carcasses on sleeper bases, painted door frames with a pair of boarded leaves and a glazed top light each, and felted roofs over the gables.
Beach hut row module, blue and white (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The same pair of huts in the second livery, blue and white, so a terrace alternates down the promenade instead of repeating one colour.
Arcade wall module (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The 4 m by 3.2 m bay of the arcade's own shell: a boarded timber wall faced both sides with a painted dado, a picture rail, a skirting and a cornice band, on corner posts that read as bays in a run.
Arcade carpet module (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The 2 m tile of bold patterned arcade carpet: a magenta pile on a rubber underlay with blue chevrons and amber dots proud of it, which is what carries the colour in a hall of dark machines.
Pier wind shelter (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The glazed shelter people sit in out of the wind: a painted frame 3.2 m wide with four back panes and a half pane on each return, a felt roof on a fall, and a slatted bench along the back facing +Z.
Fish and chip kiosk (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The same kiosk in blue with a range in the window: two fryer wells with their baskets and drain hooks, a heap of chips in one of them, a heat lamp gantry over the counter and a blank price board.
Ice cream kiosk (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The same kiosk in red, trading: three cones standing in the serving window, a chilled tub well with wrapped lollies in it, and a blank price board hung under the fascia.
Pier kiosk unit shell (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The blank lock up every trade on the deck fits out: a boarded timber kiosk 2.4 m wide with a painted fascia, a felt roof on an overhang, a serving shelf on two brackets and a roller shutter over the window on a real pivot.
Pier entrance arch with sign panel (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The way on to the pier: two boarded and painted piers on iron plinths carrying a turned arch of thirteen voussoirs, a blank double sided name panel over it between two moulded bands, and lamp globes on the crown.
Site Shop and Reception Cabin (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 4.6 x 3.4 m timber clad site shop and reception: a serving window under an orange canopy, a glazed entrance door, a blue fascia sign, a gas bottle for exchange and an A board on the apron. The door is one node and opens; the canopy and the A board are fixed.
Laundry Room Module (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 3 m laundry end for the shower block: the same render and apron under a lower mono pitch roof, a vent panel, a high light at the back and a blue door. It is ported on its open west face, so it butts onto the block and reads as one building. The door opens and shuts.
Washing Up Sinks under a Canopy (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 3.2 x 2 m washing up point: two stainless bowls and their taps set in a white counter with a splashback and a draining shelf, under an orange canopy on four posts, on its own concrete apron. Static geometry; the taps are modelled shut.
Shower and Toilet Block (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 7.2 x 4.4 m site shower and toilet block: rendered walls on a concrete apron, high frosted lights, a pitched roof and two signed entrances with an orange leaf in each. Each door is its own node, so the shower side and the toilet side open separately. Ported at both ends.
Static Caravan, Sunset Livery (Caravan Park and Campsite)
The static caravan in the park's second livery: the band under the eaves is painted orange instead of blue, so a row of holiday homes reads as more than one unit. The geometry is unchanged and the door opens the same way.
Static Caravan on Blocks (Caravan Park and Campsite)
An 8.2 x 3.2 m static holiday caravan on concrete piers with a boarded skirt, a shallow pitched roof, tinted lounge and bedroom lights, a livery band under the eaves and timber steps to the door. The door is one node on its hinge stile and swings open.
Static Caravan with Timber Decking (Caravan Park and Campsite)
The same static sited for a long season: a timber deck runs the length of the front with a slatted balustrade round two sides and three steps down to the pitch, so the door opens onto boards rather than grass. The door still opens; the deck and the balustrade are fixed.
Wash bay frame with jet washer (Tool Hire Depot and Plant Yard)
Open wash bay frame 3 m wide, 2.8 m tall and 2.4 m deep: a blue portal in box section with splash panels on three sides, a wall mounted jet washer with a lance in its holster and a hose on the rail, a brush on a hook and a yellow kerb.