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Every nature below is a self-contained .glb under 5 MB, released under CC0 1.0 so it can be used and modified in commercial projects without attribution.
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91 free GLB models
Tunnel cutaway study (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Functional review variant exposing half of the standard tunnel interior and floor.
Cave sand floor tile (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Four-metre cave floor with low ripple bands in a sandy surface.
Cave mud floor tile (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Four-metre floor with a dark mud surface and shallow sediment ridges.
Cave rubble scatter (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Loose small fragments dispersed over a two-metre patch.
Boulder choke (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Large jammed breakdown blocks leave only small gaps.
Breakdown boulder pile (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Angular fallen roof fragments build a low irregular pile.
Guano mound (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Low dark irregular deposit beneath a roosting cave ceiling.
Fallen ceiling slab (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Broad thin angular roof fragment lying on its broken edge.
Cave bone pile (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Small stylized bone fragments gathered on a low cave-floor patch.
Dripping ceiling panel (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Pendant mineral tips below a ceiling slab; water is suggested by material only.
Cave stream bend (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Right-angle watercourse around a raised inner stone bank.
Straight cave stream tile (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Narrow water channel between two continuous raised banks.
Modular cave pool tile (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Four-metre cave floor under a shallow translucent water layer.
Underground pool basin (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Shallow circular cave pool with a continuous mineral rim.
Pool stepping stones (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Five separated flat-topped rock steps crossing a low water basin.
Crystal arch (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Angled mineral pillars carry a pointed lintel over a clear opening.
Shaft waterfall (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Thin static translucent water ribbon descends along a stepped rock face.
Natural rock bridge (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Raised rock span with an open central underside between thick abutments.
Fallen log crossing (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Thick horizontal fallen trunk with a broken branch stub.
Collapsed slab bridge (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Single fallen slab tilted between different-height supports.
Crystal bridge span (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Long mineral slab supported by two clusters of crystalline abutments.
Crystal floor tile (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Four-metre stone floor with low crystals confined to one corner.
Emissive crystal cluster (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Small pale blue prisms with an emissive-coloured material; no light source node.
Wall crystal growth (Cave and Crystal Networks)
Crystals project sideways from a thick wall-mounted rock backing, delivered grounded.