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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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3,029 free GLB models
Stage Step Unit (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A four tread stage stair rising 1 m to deck height, 1.2 m wide with a scaffold handrail either side. The top tread stands against the stage edge; the treads are the same non slip ply as the decking.
Truss Straight Bay (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 m bay of 290 mm square box truss: four chords on a zigzag brace with spigot plates at both ends. The horizontal building block of a roof, a header or a ground support run.
Truss Vertical Tower (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 m vertical tower section in the same 290 mm box truss, spigoted top and bottom. Stack two on a base plate for a 6 m ground support leg under a festival roof.
Stage Deck Module (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 2 by 1 m stage deck on 1 m legs: a non slip ply top on a welded frame with four sleeved legs and levelling feet. Repeat it on the 2 by 1 m grid to build a stage of any size.
Stage Riser Block (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 1 m square riser 400 mm high: a ply top on a folding frame, for lifting a backline amplifier, a keyboard rig or a side fill off the deck.
Wall Panel Module (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A 2 m by 2.6 m wall module: a dark panel with a timber dado below an accent band, vertical battens above it and a skirting along the floor. Panels butt on the 2 m module with a 4 mm shadow gap at each joint.
Plain Floor Module (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
The same 2 m module in plain indigo carpet with no pattern, for the run behind the approach and under the machines where a pattern would fight with the lane wood.
Patterned Carpet Floor Module (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A 2 m carpet module in the bold house pattern: four magenta arrowheads chasing round a cream ring on deep indigo, with green flecks between them. Modules tile on a 2 m grid in any rotation, because the pattern is four way symmetric.
Bumper Rail (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A ten foot bumper rail that fills one gutter for a childrens lane: a padded magenta section with a cream capping strip and a dark end block at each end. Rails butt end to end down the lane.
Pin Deck, Cleared (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
The same pin deck module swept clear, with the ten spots marked and no pins standing, for the frame between a strike and a respot or for a lane that is shut.
Pin Deck with a Full Rack (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A pin deck module on the 1.524 m lane pitch with a full rack of ten pins standing on the real 12 inch triangle, kickback walls either side and the pit shield across the back. The head pin is toward +Z, the way a bowler sees it.
Bowling Lane Module (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A ten foot bowling lane bed module, 1.054 m wide between the gutters and 90 mm above the floor, laid as 39 maple and synthetic boards with a 1 mm shadow between them on a steel sub-frame. Six modules make the regulation 18.29 m from foul line to head pin.
Bowling Lane Module with Range Finders (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
The same ten foot lane module carrying the seven range finder arrows in dark inlay, for the module that sits nearest the foul line. The arrows step back from the edges to the centre and point at the pins.
Bowling Gutter Pair (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
The pair of 235 mm gutter channels for one ten foot lane module, swept as a shallow U with the kickback wall on the outer side. The wall faces land on the 1.524 m lane pitch, so two lanes side by side share the kickback back to back.
Bowling Approach and Foul Line (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A fifteen foot approach module the full 1.524 m lane pitch wide, in the same board construction as the lane, with the foul line inlaid across its far end and both rows of approach dots. Approaches butt side to side so a row of lanes shares one continuous run-up.
Acoustic Ceiling Cloud (Music Recording Studio and Instruments)
A 1.2 by 0.9 m absorber cloud on four hanging wires: a timber frame wrapped in grey fabric with 550 mm of wire above it and ceiling anchors. The origin is at the bottom of the panel, so placing it at the ceiling height less the drop hangs it correctly.
AnimatedStudio Door Module (Music Recording Studio and Instruments)
A 1.2 m wall module 2.4 m tall with a heavy acoustic studio door: a 860 by 2040 mm leaf with a fabric inset, a lever handle and three hinges, in a timber lined frame with a skirting. It carries the same wall-left and wall-right ports as the acoustic panel module.
Control Room Window Module (Music Recording Studio and Instruments)
A 2.4 m wall module 2.4 m tall with a 1.8 by 1.1 m double glazed studio window at 950 mm: two panes splayed apart in timber reveals, with a sill, a head and a skirting. Its wall-left and wall-right ports line up with the 1.2 m wall grid, so it drops into a run of acoustic panels.
Corner Bass Trap (Music Recording Studio and Instruments)
A 2.4 m corner bass trap: a 300 mm column with a quarter round fabric wrapped absorber across its face, timber caps and a skirting. Its wall-left, wall-right and wall-back ports meet the end of a wall run on either axis, so it closes a corner or caps an open end.
Acoustic Wall Panel Module, Amber (Music Recording Studio and Instruments)
The same 1.2 m treated wall module with the absorber wrapped in amber fabric, so a run of walls can be banded in colour instead of reading as a grey box.
Studio Floor Module, Grey (Music Recording Studio and Instruments)
The same 1 m floating floor module in a grey painted finish, for a control room floor that reads apart from the live room next door.
Studio Floor Module (Music Recording Studio and Instruments)
A 1 m square floating floor module in oak boards on a resilient mat, 30 mm thick, with floor-left, floor-right, floor-front and floor-back ports at the edge midpoints so modules tile both ways across a room.
Acoustic Wall Panel Module (Music Recording Studio and Instruments)
A 1.2 m wall module 2.4 m tall: a stud wall with a skirting and a framed 50 mm acoustic absorber in grey fabric on its face, with wall-left and wall-right ports at half height so modules run into each other, into a window module or into a corner bass trap.
Ticket Kiosk (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 2.4 m square concession and ticket kiosk 2.8 m tall: a navy box with a white counter under a red awning, a steel framed serving window and a blank board on the back.