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Environments
Every historical environment 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 environments set from the packs.
138 free GLB models
Rear Area (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Rear area demonstration: a supply dump and raised water tank beside a light rail spur with a loaded trolley, a field gun and limber parked by a ration cart and water cart, bell and ridge tents, horse lines, and a staff car and motorcycle on the track. Static layout; no rig...
Front Line Sector (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Front-line sector demonstration: four fire bays stepped by traverses with a fire step, duckboards and sandbag parapet, a communication trench running back to an officer dugout entrance and aid post, ladders and a ramp exit, and a wire belt across cratered ground in front....
Debris Field Tile (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Ground tile scattered with broken boards, cases and spent brass.
Broken Wire Run (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Cut and collapsed section of wire belt.
Mud Pool Tile (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Four-metre tile of churned mud pitted with water-filled hollows.
Wire Entanglement Straight (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Belt of barbed wire strained between angled pickets.
Shell Crater (Flooded) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Flooded shell crater holding standing water.
Shell Crater (Large) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Large shell crater with spoil and broken timber in the bowl.
Wire Entanglement Corner (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Right-angle turn in a barbed wire belt.
Shell Crater (Small) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Small shell crater with a chalk spoil lip.
Funk Hole Bay (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Fire bay with a shallow shelter cut into the rear cheek.
Flooded Bay (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Waterlogged trench bay with floating duckboards.
Ramp Exit (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Boarded ramp climbing out of a trench to ground level.
Revetment Wall (Timber Frame) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Standalone revetment panel in sawn boards on a timber frame with corner posts.
Communication Trench (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Narrower zig-free communication run with hurdle revetment.
Trench Junction Cross (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Four-way trench crossing with revetted cheeks all round.
Revetment Wall (Woven Hurdle) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Standalone revetment panel in woven hazel hurdles behind driven stakes.
Sap End (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Blind end of a sap with a firing loophole plate.
Traverse Corner (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Right-angle traverse where the trench steps to break enfilade.
Revetment Wall (Corrugated Iron) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Standalone revetment panel in rusted corrugated iron sheets behind driven stakes.
Fire Bay Straight (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Front-line fire bay with a fire step, revetted cheeks and a sandbag parapet.
Trench Junction T (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Three-way trench junction where a spur meets a straight run.