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Props
Every realistic 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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Arcade cabinet pair (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
Two upright arcade cabinets side by side in different liveries, each with a tilted control deck, two ball tops, a bezelled blank screen and a blank marquee over it.
Information totem (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A double sided concourse totem on a cast base: a tall blank illuminated board with a second blank panel over it, for the site map and the facilities list a project supplies itself.
Concourse cash machine (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A free standing cash machine in a steel housing: a blank screen, keypad, card slot and dispense tray under an accent head box with a blank illuminated panel, closed by a slatted security shutter that runs up into the hood.
Magazine and snack gondola (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A double sided shop gondola: two stocked snack shelves a side with accent price rails under two sloping magazine tiers, on a plinth with an accent header. Every cover and packet is blank.
Shop counter with till (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2.4 m shop counter: a dark worktop over a clad carcass with an accent reveal, a till on a raised plate, a card reader on a gooseneck and a stocked impulse display on the customer side.
Coffee stand (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A small coffee island: a counter with an accent fascia carrying a bean to cup machine with two glass hoppers, a dispense head over a drip tray, cup stacks and a timber tray, under a hung header with a blank illuminated panel.
Seating booth (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A food court booth: two upholstered bench seats facing each other across a fixed table, each with a high back and a timber capping rail. Run them end to end down a wall or back to back through the middle of a hall.
Table and chair cluster (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A round cafe table on a cast column base with four moulded shell chairs on tubular frames around it, spaced as they sit in a real food court.
Self service ordering kiosk (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A free standing ordering kiosk: a clad pedestal on a weighted base with a card reader, a receipt slot and a blank touch screen head on a real mount. The screen tips on its mount so a queue can read it from any height.
Food court counter unit, berry fascia (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The same servery in the berry colourway, so a run of three counters reads as three separate offers rather than one long canteen.
Food court counter unit (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 3 m food court servery: a clad counter with an accent fascia, a stainless top with two heated wells, a tray rail and sneeze screen on the customer side, a till at one end, and a bulkhead over it carrying three blank illuminated menu panels.
Food court counter unit, amber fascia (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The same servery in the amber colourway, for the second unit in a food court where each operator has its own fascia colour. Geometry is identical to the teal counter.
Rope Coil on a Cleat (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
A hemp fall flaked down into a 600 mm coil with a smaller coil beside it and the tail made off to a floor cleat, for the foot of a fly line or a dressing for the wings.
Sandbag Pile (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
Four stage sandbags slumped in a pile with rope handles at their throats, about 700 mm across and 400 mm high, for the foot of a pin rail or a brace.
Tannoy Speaker (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The show relay speaker on a backstage wall: a 300 by 340 mm black cabinet with a perforated steel front, a gilt band across the foot and a wall bracket behind it.
Stage Manager Desk with Paging Panel (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The corner the show is called from: a 1.3 m desk at 920 mm with a gilt edge, a sloped paging panel of eight cue light keys with three standbys lit above them, a monitor on a pole and the book open on the desk with the paging microphone beside it.
Flight Case Hamper on Castors (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The bigger wardrobe hamper: a 1.1 m case in the same extrusion on four castors, for costumes and soft goods on a get out.
Flight Case (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
A 800 by 500 mm flight case 600 mm tall: a black ply body in aluminium edge extrusion with corner caps, butterfly catches, a hinged lid and a gilt route card holder on the front.
Props Table with Numbered Spaces (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The props table in the wing: a 2 m trestle top at 820 mm with six taped out spaces and a blank plate at each, three of them holding a tankard, a candlestick and a prop book. The plates carry no numbering, so a project can letter its own.
Makeup Table with Stool (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
A dressing room makeup table: a bullnosed top 1.2 by 0.55 m at 760 mm with a gilt edge, a three drawer pedestal one end, an angled lamp on the other and an upholstered stool tucked under it.
Wig Block Stand (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
A wig block on a turned stand: a canvas head form 930 mm up on a weighted column, with a dressed wig pinned over it, a gilt band round the crown and a dish of pins at the foot.
Costume Rail with Covers (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
A wheeled wardrobe rail 1.6 m long: two braced A frames on four castors carrying a hanging barrel of seven costumes under bagged covers, with a show bag and a shoe box on the shelf above.
Dressing Room Mirror Station (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
One place at a dressing room bench: a 1.3 m mirror in a surround of nineteen bare bulbs, a bullnosed shelf at 780 mm with a gilt edge on two standards, and a tray of sticks, a brush pot and a folded towel on it. It stands 2.05 m tall.
Row Letter Plate (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The plate on a standard at the end of a stalls row: a gilt surround on a black ground with a blank cream tablet on it, on a short post 860 mm tall. The tablet is deliberately blank so a project can letter its own rows.