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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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3,029 free GLB models
Roof vent cowl (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A kerbed extract stack with a weather hat and a coloured band, for the kitchen and toilet vents on a shop roof.
Shop floor tile (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m square of shop floor on the bay grid: a vinyl field with a proud jointing border and a centre inlay, sized so a floor and a roof are the same count of modules.
Shop wall panel (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m lined internal wall module at full bay height, with a skirting and a picture rail in the accent colour. Couple them on their stiles for the back of house wall and internal partitions.
Roof plant unit (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The air conditioning condenser these shops carry on the roof: a cased unit on anti vibration rails with an accent band, a guarded fan cowl, coil louvres down both flanks and the refrigerant pipes leaving the base.
Shop roof panel (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m square membrane roof deck module on the same grid as the facade bays, dark against the walls with one wide standing seam across it. Lay a field of them just below the signband so the band reads as the parapet round the roof.
Shop facade bay, solid (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The blank flank bay: a rendered panel between the same pilasters with a recessed louvre vent and a kick band, for the sides and back of the shop and for the stretches a shopfront does not glaze.
AnimatedShop facade bay, entrance (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The entrance bay: the same 1.5 m shell with a lined opening, a transom light and a glazed door on a real hinge with a full height pull. The leaf swings out on its left stile.
Shop facade bay, glazed (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m glazed shopfront bay: pilasters with accent reveals, a precast cill, a full height pane in a steel frame, a spandrel panel and a blank signband over it. Couple the bays on their jambs to build a shop of any width.
Forecourt canopy section, amber livery (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The same canopy bay in the amber house colour, for a second operator on the same road or a station rebranded mid project. Geometry, ports and clearance are identical to the green section.
Jet wash bay frame (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A self service jet wash bay: two columns on precast bases carrying a blank header, a boom arm over the bay with the lance lead hanging from it, the lance holstered with its trigger and guard, a blank instruction board and the painted bay edge.
Canopy column (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The canopy column on its own with its head plate, for an edge bay or a span that needs a second leg. Same clad section, concrete base and accent reveals as the section it belongs to.
Forecourt canopy section (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 6 m square canopy bay on its own central column: a clad column on a concrete base, a lit soffit with four downlight strips, a steel deck and a blank accent fascia wrapping all four sides. Repeat it on the 6 m grid and a canopy of any size falls out.
Scaffold Seating Stand (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 6 m scaffold grandstand: five rows of blue seats on a boarded frame with raking handrails and a back rail, the viewing platform at the side or the rear of a field.
AnimatedMerch Stall (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A merchandise stall 3 m across: a printed booth with a timber counter, a stock rail of shirts behind it and an amber roller shutter hinged at the head that lifts up over the counter.
Food Stall Unit (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A festival food stall: a 3.2 m trailer body with a serving hatch and timber counter, a printed fascia and menu panel, on an amber canopy frame with wheels and a jockey leg.
AnimatedPortable Toilet Block (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A block of three portable toilet cubicles, 3.6 m across: moulded green shells with a roof vent, blue doors with a vacant indicator and a sign panel on each.
Security Tower (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A scaffold observation tower: a 1.6 m square bay 3 m to a boarded platform, with a double guard rail, an amber toe board, a ladder up the front face and a small arched roof over it. Where the site team and a follow spot operator stand.
Drum Riser (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 2.4 by 2 m wheeled drum riser 600 mm high: a ply top on a braked rolling frame with a printed skirt across the downstage face, so the kit rolls on set as one piece.
Backdrop Banner Frame (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 by 3.2 m banner frame: a tube frame on raked back legs with ballast pads, carrying a printed PVC banner and a light panel across it. Frames butt into a sponsor wall along a pit or a walkway.
Stage Roof Canopy Section, Short Bay (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 by 3.3 m festival roof section, the short bay for a front of house or mixer tent: the same arched sheeting and purlins on a 3 m module with a printed valance on its downstage edge.
Wind Wall Scrim Panel (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 by 4 m wind wall: a perforated scrim stretched in an alloy frame with tie rings down both stiles. Runs of it close the sides of a festival stage without taking the wind load of a solid wall.
Stage Roof Canopy Section (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 by 6.3 m festival roof section: arched PVC sheeting on three purlins and two edge rails, with a printed valance on its downstage edge. Sections butt on a 3 m module to roof a stage of any width.
Ground Support Base Plate (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 900 mm steel base plate for a truss tower: a spigot receiver on a levelled plate with four adjusting feet and a pair of ballast weights on it. The tower spigots into the top at 100 mm.
Truss Corner Block (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 90 degree box truss corner: a 290 mm cube with a spigot arm on the -X face and another on the +Z face, and a base plate under it that lands on a vertical tower. Four rotations of it close a rectangular roof grid.