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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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Stretch wrap dispenser stand (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Pallet wrap stand: a charcoal cross base with an orange banded mast, a film roll on a braked vertical spindle, a cutting blade guard and a spare roll stood on the base, 1.4 m tall.
Loading bay number sign (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Loading bay identification sign 0.62 m by 0.46 m: an orange plate with a charcoal header band, a cream face carrying a modelled numeral and four fixing bolts, for the wall over a dock.
AnimatedSack truck (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Two wheel sack truck for stacked cartons: a charcoal tubular frame with three cross bars, a steel toe plate, orange hand grips and two pneumatic wheels that turn, standing 1.2 m tall.
AnimatedHand pallet truck (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Hydraulic hand pallet truck: two 1.15 m steel forks on load rollers, a charcoal pump body with an orange tiller arm and grip, the release lever on the head and steer wheels that turn.
AnimatedPlatform trolley with push handle (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
The same flatbed deck with a tubular push handle: a charcoal frame rising 0.95 m from the deck with an orange grab bar across the top, for pushing a full load rather than dragging it.
AnimatedFlatbed warehouse trolley (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Low flatbed trolley for moving boxes down a storage corridor: a 1.2 m by 0.7 m chequer plate deck on a charcoal chassis with an orange edge lip and four swivel castors that turn.
Padlock and hasp (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Closed shackle padlock on a bolted steel hasp and staple: a yellow brass lock body with a charcoal keyway, a galvanised shackle over the staple and a ribbed backplate, 0.16 m across, for the bottom rail of a unit shutter.
Storage unit number plate (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Unit identification plate 0.34 m by 0.24 m: a cream face in an orange surround with a modelled three digit number, a blank tariff card slot below it and two fixing bolts, for the partition or head beam beside a unit's shutter.
Screen Number Sign (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The lit sign over an auditorium door: a 1 m charcoal box with a glowing face, a red plate and gold caps top and bottom. The number itself is a blank plate, so a consumer can number a multiplex in its own type.
Ticket Tear Podium (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The podium a ticket is scanned at: a 1.06 m timber stand with a red panel and gold band, a dark cap, a scanner head on a gooseneck and a stub tray of torn halves.
Foyer Arcade Cabinet (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The upright cabinet that lives beside the doors: a 1.75 m charcoal machine with red side stripes, a stick and four buttons on a stainless deck, a screen behind glass and a lit marquee over it.
Foyer Bench (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 1.7 m bench for the wait before a screening: a crowned red pad with timber slats let into it and a gold edge strip, on chrome standards with a magazine shelf under the seat.
Rope Barrier Post (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A chrome post 1 m tall on a weighted base with a red velvet rope hung from its eye to a 1.6 m reach, with gold ferrules at both ends. Placed end to end the ropes make a continuous barrier across a foyer.
Standee Display Frame (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The free standing cut out by the doors: a 1.9 m frame on a weighted base carrying a board of abstract coloured shapes with a lit wash at its foot and a brace at the back. The artwork is deliberately abstract, never a recognisable title.
Wall Mounted Poster Light Box (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The same 1.02 by 1.5 m lit poster case in its wall mounted form, with the stem and foot taken off, for a run of them down a foyer wall or beside an auditorium door.
Poster Light Box on a Stand (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The lit poster case a foyer is dressed with: a 1.02 by 1.5 m box in a gold frame on a weighted stem and foot, 1.92 m to the top. The face is an abstract panel of coloured bands and blocks, never readable artwork, so a consumer drops its own poster texture onto it.
Retractable Belt Queue Rail (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A pair of weighted chrome posts 1.8 m apart with a red belt and a gold stripe run between them, the unit a queue is folded out of. Posts and belt are one model, so a whole queue is a handful of placements.
Menu Board Bank (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The run of three lit menu boards over a concessions counter: 2.6 m of charcoal rail with gold and red header bars and rows of blank price lines, so a consumer can letter it in its own type.
AnimatedSelf Service Ticket Kiosk (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The pedestal a collection code goes into: a 1 m charcoal kiosk with a red panel and gold band, a ticket slot and a card reader, under a 0.56 m touch screen head on a mount that tips so a queue of any height can read it.
Waste Bin Bank (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The bank of bins at the auditorium doors: a 1.6 m timber housing with three apertures in red, amber and teal surrounds, a charcoal plinth and cap, and a stainless tray rest along the top.
Stock Shelving with Cups and Boxes (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The shelving behind the counter, stocked: a 1.1 m by 1.8 m slotted bay of four decks carrying nested cup stacks with red rims and cartons with amber and red labels. Nothing on it is loose geometry, so a whole back of house wall is a few placements.
Spare Lamp Flight Case (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The case a spare lamp house lives in: a 0.78 m flight case with a red ply inset, a chrome band, corner caps, two butterfly latches, a top handle and an amber label panel. Every booth has one under the bench.
Wall Mounted Surround Speaker (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A surround speaker on a swivel bracket: a charcoal cabinet tipped down off a wall plate, with an amber cone and a chrome tweeter. One of these every couple of metres down the side walls is what a surround array looks like.
Row Letter Sign (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The lit plate at the end of a row, 1.36 m on a chrome post with a weighted foot: a charcoal box with a glowing face, a red plate for the letter and an amber cap. The letter itself is left blank so a consumer can letter the rake in its own type.