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Every medieval 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.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole props set from the packs.
377 free GLB models
Upright Drive Shaft (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Oak upright drive shaft with fitted upper and lower journal collars and structural mounting blocks.
Stone Nut Gear (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Eight-tooth small stone nut gear with matching tooth pitch, hub and independent mounting bore.
Great Spur Wheel (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Twenty-four replaceable timber teeth on horizontal great spur wheel with pinned sockets and iron hub.
Timber Pit Wheel (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Twenty-four axial wooden cogs on supported oak pit wheel rim and eight spokes; geared crown face engages wallower.
Lantern Wallower Gear (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Eight separate hardwood lantern rollers captured between two thick annular cheek plates and bored hub.
Wheel Bearing Pier (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Masonry bearing pier with timber cap, bolted iron saddle and bored journal for the wheel axle.
Overshot Bucket Waterwheel (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Overshot wheel with twenty-four bounded oak buckets: inner backs, radial bottoms, retaining lips and paired cheek walls; open receiving mouths, ten spokes per cheek and sleeved hub.
Wheel Axle (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Long oak through-wall axle with fitted iron bearing bands; exact matching support and wheel hub diameter.
Overhead Launder Elbow (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Right angle raised oak launder directing supply from rear leat toward upper receiving wheel quadrant.
Launder Support Bent (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Braced elevated timber bent on paired stone shoes supporting launder bed at waterwheel crown height.
Overhead Launder Straight (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Raised oak water trough with bed, contained water and banded side boards; two-metre connection span.
Sluice Control Linkage (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Supported pivoted timber lever and long iron pull rod with terminal eye for the sluice screw coupling.
Water Control Sluice (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Grooved stop gate in fitted race bed with screw spindle and six-spoke horizontal control wheel.
Leat Corner (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Right angle stone lined leat with continuous turn bed and retained water.
Leat Straight (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Stone lined two-metre leat, thick channel bed, closed side walls and contained static water.
Millpond Weir (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Stone weir with six removable oak stop logs between pier grooves and retained pond surface.
Grain Bin Loft (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Structural oak mezzanine fitted to mill rear wall with five divided grain compartments, deep underside beams, posts and a reserved hoist hatch at right.
Roofed Watermill House (Medieval Watermill and Granary)
Closed stone and oak watermill with fitted raised stone platform and ten-step service stair, fully supported clear glazed roof and front giving machinery access for inspection.
Siege Camp Standard (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Five metre guyed standard mast over a trophy pile of taken arms, marking the besiegers headquarters.
Dressed Shot Stack (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Graded pyramid of dressed stone shot in a timber kerb, with a mason roughing out a blank beside it.
Fascine Bundle Stack (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Six lashed brushwood fascines stacked in a cradle, the ditch filling and revetting a siege runs on.
Lashed Supply Stack (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Crates and casks stacked on a dunnage pallet under a tarpaulin, roped down against the weather.
Camp Cook Fire (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Iron tripod and cauldron over a ringed fire, with a log bench, a water butt and a stack of split wood.
Bore Shelter (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Low hide-roofed shelter on skids with an iron pick bore through the front, for working stone out of a wall foot.