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Nature
Every modern nature 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 nature set from the packs.
673 free GLB models
Rubble pile, small (Demolition and Site Clearance)
The same arisings at 2 m across and 0.7 m high, the size that gathers at the foot of a wall between passes: broken concrete, brick and steel with a loose scattered surface.
Rubble pile, medium (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Heap of demolition arisings 3.4 m across and 1.2 m high: broken concrete, brick and a little steel settled into the shape a dozer blade leaves, with a scattered surface of loose lumps, for the middle of a clearance.
Boundary Tree Clump (Dog Agility and Training Field)
Three broadleaf trees of different heights on one patch of bare earth, the planting a training field has along its boundary. Static; the canopy is faceted solid geometry with no billboards or alpha cards.
Boundary Hedge Section (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 2 m run of clipped boundary hedge at 1.3 m on a strip of bare earth, ported at both ends so a field boundary runs to any length. Static.
Worn Grass Ground Tile (Dog Agility and Training Field)
The same 4 m tile in worn bare earth, for the lines a course wears into a field at the jump take offs and along the weaves. Geometry and ports unchanged, so it drops into the grass grid anywhere.
Mown Grass Ground Tile (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 4 m square of mown turf 6 mm thick with a scatter of longer tufts, ported on all four edges so a training field of any size tiles out of it. Static.
Wet sand ground tile (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The same tile below the tide line: darker damp sand with the tide's ripple lines drawn across it instead of shingle, for the ground under a pier when the tide is out.
Sand ground tile (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
A 4 m square of dry beach: a 0.1 m sand slab with low drifted mounds across it and a scatter of shingle, so a pier and a promenade have ground to stand on.
Boundary Hedge Section (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 2 m section of clipped boundary hedge, 1.45 m tall with an uneven crown, ported at both ends so sections run nose to tail round a site. Static geometry.
Boundary Tree Clump (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A clump of two broadleaf trees and a shrub on one base, 3.8 m across and 3.5 m tall, for the boundary of a park or the far side of a hedge. Static geometry.
Poolside Planter (Public Swimming Baths and Poolside)
A 560 mm square white poolside planter with a blue capping rim, filled with a dense evergreen shrub and a few longer blades standing out of it. The foliage is modelled geometry, not a card, and does not move.
Flower Arrangement in a Jug (Village Hall and Community Events)
A 0.5 m flower arrangement in a white jug: eight stems with leaves and round heads in red, yellow and white. It is the thing on the welcome table and in the middle of every round table.
Orchard Apple Tree (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 3.4 m allotment apple tree on a 1.5 m trunk with three low limbs, a broad crown and fruit on it, standing in rough grass. The crown is solid foliage: there is no leaf card, wind or sway.
Hedgerow Section (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m run of mixed boundary hedge 1.5 m high on woody stems, with rough grass at the foot and berries in it. Run ports on both ends, so sections make a boundary of any length.
Netted Brassica Cage (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.8 x 1.2 m timber cage 1.05 m high over a bed of brassicas, netted on all four sides and across the top against pigeons. The net is rigid geometry on the frame: it neither sags nor opens.
Potato Sack Planter (Allotments and Community Garden)
A hessian potato sack rolled down at the rim, 0.52 m tall, filled with earth and growing a haulm of potato leaf. The sack is a rigid solid; it does not slump or unroll.
Strawberry Bed with Straw (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.7 x 1.1 m low edged strawberry bed, strawed under the plants with six crowns in fruit. Straw and fruit are solid geometry; nothing is pickable.
Rhubarb Forcer (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 0.84 m terracotta forcer with a knobbed cap, stood over a rhubarb crown with two more crowns in leaf beside it. The cap is modelled in place and does not lift.
AnimatedCold Frame (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.3 x 0.86 m timber cold frame, 0.52 m at the back falling to 0.3 m at the front, sown with two short rows and closed by a single glazed light. The light is one node hinged on the back board, so the clip lifts it and drops it back.
Row Cloche (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m glazed barrel cloche over a sown row, 0.34 m to the crown, held down by three galvanised hoops. The ends are open and the glazing is solid geometry; nothing lifts.
Raised Bed, Empty and Raked (Allotments and Community Garden)
The same bed emptied and raked level for sowing, with the drill lines still in the surface. The soil fill is a solid block, not a digging volume.
Cane Wigwam with Climbing Beans (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2.05 m wigwam of six bamboo canes on a 1 m circle, tied at the head with twine and grown up with climbing beans. Canes and foliage are one static solid: a cane cannot be honestly driven by a rigid node transform.
Raised Bed, Planted (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2.4 x 1.2 m timber raised bed 34 cm high on four corner posts, filled with soil and planted with three rows of leaf crops. Run ports on both ends, so beds lay end to end down a plot.
Dug Earth Plot Tile (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 4 m square of dug allotment earth, 10 cm deep, ridged into five furrows with a few turned clods on top. Four of them make a standard eight metre plot. Edge ports on all four sides.