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Props
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.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole props set from the packs.
2,090 free GLB models
Pitch Marker Post (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 1 m timber pitch marker with a blue number plate and a pointed galvanised cap, driven in at the corner of a pitch so a warden can number the field. Static geometry.
Windbreak Bay (Caravan Park and Campsite)
One 2 m bay of a windbreak: striped cloth stretched between three timber poles, ported at both ends so any number of bays make a run round a pitch. The cloth is solid geometry and does not move, because a windbreak is only ever a sheet in the wind.
Canvas Bell Tent (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 3.6 m canvas bell tent on a single centre pole: a low sidewall under a coned roof with a metal cap, a pegged groundsheet, a zipped doorway and eight guy lines out to their pegs. The pole, the canvas and the guys are all fixed geometry.
Family Tunnel Tent (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 3.1 x 4.8 m family tunnel tent: three hooped bedrooms and a living end under one vault, a zipped front doorway, a rear vent panel, mud skirts down both sides and four guy lines pegged out. Everything is fixed geometry; the fabric does not move.
Caravan Porch Awning (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 3.4 x 2.6 m porch awning for a touring caravan's near side: a pole frame, a canvas roof falling from 2.25 m at the van to 1.95 m at the front, cream panels with a window and a doorway, an orange valance and a groundsheet. The open back butts against the van. Nothing moves.
Two Person Dome Tent, Blue (Caravan Park and Campsite)
The two person dome in blue with orange poles, so a tent field is not one colour. The geometry is unchanged.
Four Person Dome Tent (Caravan Park and Campsite)
The same dome pitched one size up at 3.5 x 3.2 m, for a family pitch beside the two person tents. Same construction, same fixed fabric.
Two Person Dome Tent (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 2.5 x 2.3 m two person dome tent pitched on its groundsheet, with crossed pole arcs over the flysheet, a dark zipped doorway and four guy lines pegged out. Nothing moves: skin, poles, guys and pegs are solid geometry, because fabric needs a deforming surface.
Tyre Planter (Allotments and Community Garden)
An old tyre filled with earth and planted up with flowers, 0.55 m across, with a second tyre lying beside it waiting for a use. The tyres are rigid solids with no tread flex.
Green Deckchair (Allotments and Community Garden)
The same deckchair in green canvas, so a row of them is not all one colour. The geometry is unchanged.
Old Bath Used as a Trough (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.5 m enamelled bath stood on four brick piers and planted up as a trough, 0.46 m to the rolled rim with the old tap hole still in the end. The bath is a rigid shell; there is no water and nothing drains.
Plastic Crate Stack, Blue (Allotments and Community Garden)
The same stack of three crates in pale blue, for mixing colours across a plot. The geometry is unchanged.
Upturned Pot Stack (Allotments and Community Garden)
Four terracotta pots stacked upside down to keep the rain out, 0.63 m high, with two more stood beside them in the grass. One static solid; the pots do not separate.
Plastic Crate Stack (Allotments and Community Garden)
Three stacked ventilated produce crates, just over a metre to the top of the pile and set down slightly out of square. The crates are one solid: they do not come apart or nest.
AnimatedBird Scarer on a Pole (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.9 m pole with four arms of old discs and cut plastic streamers on the head, turned by the wind over a sown bed. The head is one node on the pole, so the clip spins the whole spider; the streamers do not flutter on their own.
Honesty Box Stall (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.3 m trestle stall of surplus produce by the gate, with two crates of greens, a painted price card and a locked honesty box with a coin slot. The box is a solid model: it does not open and holds nothing.
National Beehive (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.4 m national beehive on a timber stand: a floor, three brood and super boxes with handholds, a crown board and a galvanised roof, with the entrance block at the front. The boxes are modelled as one static stack; nothing lifts off and there are no bees.
Picnic Table (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.8 m timber picnic table with benches on both sides, 0.74 m to the table top on crossed A-frame legs. One static solid; the benches are part of the frame.
Bonfire Ring (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.4 m ring of reclaimed bricks round a bed of ash, with half burnt prunings stacked in the middle and a pile of green waste beside it. Nothing burns: there is no fire, smoke or light in the model.
Pallet Bench (Allotments and Community Garden)
A bench knocked together from two pallets with a third stood up behind for a back, 1.2 m wide with a cushion on the seat. The pallets are one static solid.
Striped Deckchair (Allotments and Community Garden)
A folding timber deckchair set up on the plot, 0.86 m to the head of the frame with a striped canvas sling. It is modelled in the open position: the frame is one solid and does not fold.
Water Butt on a Stand (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.6 m green plastic water butt on a timber stand, tapped at the foot with the bucket height a can needs, and fed by a galvanised downpipe swanning over into the lid. The tap and the downpipe are fixed: there is no water volume and no flow.
AnimatedSlatted Timber Compost Bin (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1 m square timber compost bin 0.86 m high, four corner posts with slatted sides and a heap of half rotted material in it, closed by a hinged board lid. The lid is one node on the back edge; the slats are fixed.
Leaf Mould Cage (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.1 m square wire cage on four galvanised stakes, 1 m high, filled with autumn leaves left to rot down. The netting is modelled as rigid wire; it does not sag or move.