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Every stylized prop 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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2,090 free GLB models
Dragon Hoard Pile (Dragons and Wyverns)
Drift of gold coins about 3.5 m across and 0.9 m high, with cups, a plate and two ingots standing out of it.
Treasure Chest With An Opening Lid (Dragons and Wyverns)
Banded timber chest 1.07 m wide with a lipped lid on its own hinge node and coins spilling inside.
Dragon Nest Of Eggs (Dragons and Wyverns)
Nest of dry matter about 1.9 m across, rimmed with rolls and holding four eggs in the hollow.
Egg Clutch On A Rock (Dragons and Wyverns)
Three eggs in a scrape of dry matter on top of a low boulder, 2.1 m across and 0.9 m high.
Dragon Egg Hatching (Dragons and Wyverns)
Dragon egg split near the base with the cap tipped off and lying beside it. Empty: put a hatchling in it.
Dragon Egg, Cracked (Dragons and Wyverns)
Dragon egg broken open along a jagged line round its shoulder, with shell fragments beside it.
Dragon Egg (Dragons and Wyverns)
Single mottled dragon egg, 0.46 m tall, standing upright on its blunt end.
Ceremonial Parasol (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A tall processional parasol in a floor socket: a fringed lacquer canopy on a long pole with a bronze finial, 3.2 m overall.
Bronze Brazier Stand (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A shallow bronze brazier on a three legged stand with a pierced rim, holding a bed of charcoal and a pair of tongs.
Ancestral Altar Table (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A long altar table with upswept scroll ends, carrying a bronze censer, two candle stands and an offering plate of fruit.
Floor Cushion Set (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
Three square floor cushions with corded edges and tassels, in silk red, celadon and cream, laid out for a low table.
Scholars Writing Desk (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A hardwood writing desk with a recessed top, a shallow drawer rail and cloud shaped spandrels, 1.4 m long at standing height for kneeling work.
Lacquer Storage Chest (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A red lacquer chest on a stand with bronze corner plates, a hasp and carrying handles, and a lid that lifts on its back edge.
Bronze Bell On Frame (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A cast bronze bell hung from a carved timber frame with a swinging beam beside it, and an invented band of raised bosses round the waist. The bell swings.
Ceremonial Drum On Stand (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A large barrel drum in a carved timber cradle with bronze hoop studs and two beaters on a hook. The drum tilts in its cradle.
Training Dummy (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A padded training post on a weighted timber cross base, with three striking arms and a bound straw torso. The post rocks on its spring foot.
Guardian Lion Pair (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A pair of carved stone guardian lions on moulded plinths, one with a carved ball at its paws and one with a cub. An invented beast, not a copy of any existing carving.
Pennant Pair On Poles (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
Two short parade pennants in a shared timber stand, their triangular flags carried on cross arms with bronze finials.
Ceremonial Banner Pole (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A tall banner on a weighted timber pole: a long lacquered pennant with a scalloped tail and abstract bronze bands, 4.2 m overall.
Hanging Scroll Pair (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A pair of hanging scrolls on a wall rail: silk mounts with timber rollers and abstract brushed fields, hung side by side.
Folding Screen (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A four panel folding screen in a lacquered frame with abstract painted fields, standing 1.9 m tall. The two outer leaves swing on their hinges.
Scroll Rack (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
An open hardwood rack of three shelves holding eleven rolled scrolls in their cases, with a lattice back and carved spandrels.
Inkstone And Water Dropper (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A carved stone inkstone with a well and a grinding face, an ink cake beside it and a small bronze water dropper on a lacquer tray.
Calligraphy Brush Stand (Imperial China Palace and Garden)
A brush rack: five brushes of different sizes hanging from a carved timber gantry, with a water pot and a brush rest beside it.