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Buildings
Every historical 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.
332 free GLB models
Garden Gate (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Gate bay for the garden wall: two stone piers with pyramid caps, 3 m between end ports, and a ledged timber gate on its own hinge node that swings clear of the path.
Garden Wall Module (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Drystone garden wall in 3 m modules, 1 m tall with a coped top of set stones. Run it round the station yard on its end ports; the gate module matches its height and bay.
Oil and Fuel Store (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Detached stone store for the lamp oil, 3.2 by 2.4 m with a sheet roof, an iron door on its own hinge node, a louvred vent and a blank red hazard plate. Kept clear of the cottage for the obvious reason.
Keeper's Outbuilding (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Stone outbuilding for the station yard, 4 by 3 m with a mono pitched roof falling to the front, a plank door on its own hinge node, one window and a blank board over the door.
Keeper's Cottage (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Single storey stone cottage for the light keepers, 7.2 by 5.4 m: rubble walls on a plinth, a pitched roof, five sash windows, a gabled porch with a plank door on its own hinge node and a corbelled chimney with two pots.
Lighthouse Spiral Stair Segment (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
One 2.4 m turn of the internal spiral stair: a central newel, eleven cantilevered treads and a handrail climbing the stanchions as a helix, sized to run inside the 3 m tower drum. Stack a segment per stage.
Lighthouse Dome and Vane (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Stepped lantern roof in four faceted courses under a ball finial with a turning vent cowl on its crown and a weathervane on the finial mast. Both spin on their own nodes about the tower axis; the dome itself is fixed.
Lighthouse Gallery and Railing (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Corbelled gallery for the top of the tower: a flared stone skirt on twelve corbels, a 6 m deck and an iron railing of twelve stanchions with two hoops. The lantern room sits inside the railing.
Lighthouse Lantern Room (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Ten sided glazed lantern room, 3.5 m across and 2.4 m tall: an iron kerb, ten corner posts, ten glazed panels with a single astragal across each and the iron ring the dome sits on.
Lighthouse Tower Stage Banded (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The tower stage carrying a broad painted band, 1.5 m deep and standing 40 mm proud of the drum. Stack one or two of these into a run of plain stages to give the tower its daymark.
Lighthouse Base Plinth (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Battered stone plinth for the bottom of a modular lighthouse: a 2.4 m drum with a moulded string course, a recessed doorway on the +Z face and a plank door on its own hinge node, over two entrance steps.
Lighthouse Tower Stage (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Plain 3.4 m drum stage of the modular lighthouse, 4 m across with a string course at each end. Repeat it as many times as the tower is tall; the plinth goes under it and the gallery on top.
Lighthouse Tower Stage Window (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The tower stage with a stair window: a stone surround proud of the drum on the +Z face, an iron frame, one astragal and a glazed pane. Use it where the stair landing falls.
Latticed Screen Door Set (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A free standing bay of lattice screen doors in a timber frame: two fixed side lights and two centre leaves that slide apart on their track.
Roof Ridge Run (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A 4 m ridge run in glazed tile with raised end blocks, for closing the top of a roof or joining two cassettes.
Roof Cassette Hip (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A 4 m square hipped roof cassette in glazed tile with lifted eave corners and a timber soffit, for roofing a modular bay.
Lacquered Column And Bracket (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A single red lacquered column on its stone drum base, carrying a three course bracket set and a length of frieze beam.
Stone Balustrade Run (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A 4 m run of carved stone balustrade with turned newel posts, capped handrail and pierced panels, for edging a terrace or a pond.
Water Pavilion (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
An open pavilion standing over water on stone piles, with a balustrade seat on three sides, bracket sets and a hipped tile roof under a bronze finial.
Covered Walkway Corner (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A right angle turn in the covered walkway, with a square corner bay under a small hipped roof and a bracket set on each column.
Covered Walkway Bay (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A 4 m bay of covered garden walkway: lacquered columns both sides, a seat rail against the balustrade and a tiled gable canopy with lifted eaves.
Palace Wall Moon Gate (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A wall bay with a circular moon gate cut through it, its stone rim laid as a ring of voussoirs and a round headed timber leaf swinging in the opening.
Palace Wall End Pier (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A finished end for a wall run: a taller square pier with its own small hipped tile cap and a short stub of wall.
Gate Tower (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A gate tower: a stone base pierced by a barrel vaulted passage, with a timber gallery above it carrying a hanging bronze bell and a standing drum under a hipped tile roof.