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Roads infrastructure
Every roads infrastructure 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 roads infrastructure set from the packs.
1,134 free GLB models
Slipway, 6 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Concrete launching slipway 6 m wide and 6 m long: a flat head apron level with the quay, a grooved ramp falling 1.1 m into the water and kerbs each side, for launching a dinghy or a trailer boat from a marina yard.
Floating pontoon module, tee with spur (Marina and Yacht Club)
The same 8 m floating walkway with a 1.2 m spur off one side, for the head of a gangway or a branch pontoon. Ports at both ends, at the spur head and at four berth positions.
Floating pontoon module, corner (Marina and Yacht Club)
Floating walkway corner 2.4 m square turning a pontoon run through a right angle, with the same float, deck, rubbing strakes and edge strips. Ports on the two open faces.
Harbour wall module, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Quay wall unit 4 m long: a concrete face 1.4 m from the coping down past the waterline, a coping 60 mm proud of the yard, a charcoal rubbing strake at the water and two cast mooring eyes. Ports at both ends so a quay runs to any length.
Car park bay module, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
The same 4 m hardstanding slab marked out as two parking bays: white bay lines, a painted kerb strip and a blue accessible square, for the members' car park behind a marina yard.
Hardstanding tile, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Yard hardstanding slab 4 m square and 0.6 m thick with a sawn movement joint and a recessed drainage channel, for the quayside apron and boat park of a marina. Ports on all four edges so the yard tiles to any size.
Threshing Floor Plate (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A round threshing floor 6.4 m across: laid stone flags inside a kerb ring of set slabs, with the tether post standing in the middle.
Bridge Stone Anchor (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
The stone anchor a rope bridge is tied to: a coursed masonry block 2.3 m across with two timber posts, a head beam and the tied off cables. One stands at each end of the bridge.
Rope Suspension Bridge (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
An 8 m woven rope footbridge: a plank deck on two bearer cables with handrails, hangers and a lattice of side ties. Spans between two stone anchors, 1.5 m wide over the rails.
Switchback Ramp (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A switchback stair that climbs 2 m from the valley floor to the first terrace bed in two flights around a landing, with a drystone parapet on the open side. 8 m long, 3 m deep.
Stone Footpath Module (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 4 m module of laid stone footpath, 1.9 m over its edging, in irregular flags. Modules lay end to end on their ports to route a path through the village and along the terraces.
Salt Pan Plate (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 2.4 m plate of four evaporation pans divided by stone kerbs, filled with standing brine. Lay several side by side down a slope below the spring.
Spring Head Basin (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A spring head: a round stone catch basin 2.2 m across in front of a coursed back wall, with a carved spout running into it. The water is a still plate and does not move.
AnimatedSluice Stone (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A stone sluice set into an irrigation channel: a dressed slab in two jambs under a lintel, lifted on its timber handle to let the water past. The slab is the only moving part.
Irrigation Channel Run (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 4 m run of stone lined irrigation channel, 780 mm wide over the kerbs, with still water in it. Runs lay end to end on their ports along the foot of a terrace row.
Hillside Core Block (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A plain block of hillside earth, 4 m across the row by 3.6 m deep and a metre thick: the body a terrace row stands on. Stack it under a row so the bank is solid ground rather than a shelf over air, and nothing of it shows but the cut face at the plot edge.
Terrace Flying Steps (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 2.00 m terrace module with a flight of flying steps: six slabs cantilevered out of the coursed wall face, climbing from the lower bed to the upper one without breaking the wall. Lays in a high terrace row on the same side ports.
Terrace Wall High (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 2.00 m agricultural terrace module, 4 m of coursed and battered stone retaining wall with the tilled bed and its ploughed furrows behind it. Modules lay end to end along their side ports to make a terrace row of any length.
Terrace Wall Mid (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 1.40 m agricultural terrace module, 4 m of coursed and battered stone retaining wall with the tilled bed and its ploughed furrows behind it. Modules lay end to end along their side ports to make a terrace row of any length.
Terrace Wall Low (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 0.80 m agricultural terrace module, 4 m of coursed and battered stone retaining wall with the tilled bed and its ploughed furrows behind it. Modules lay end to end along their side ports to make a terrace row of any length.
Terrace Corner (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A 2.00 m terrace corner module: the coursed retaining wall turns through a right angle, with the tilled bed filling the quarter behind it. Its east port carries on a high terrace row and its return face closes the end of a row.
Access Road Module (Rocket Launch Pad and Gantry)
An 8 m access road module: a gravel shoulder each side of a 6.4 m dark carriageway with a dashed centre line and concrete kerbs. Ported on all four edges so a road runs across the site on the same grid.
Debris Catch Net Frame (Rocket Launch Pad and Gantry)
A 9 m debris catch net: two braced posts on ballast pads carrying a top and mid rail with a corded net across them. The net is modelled solid and static, because a net needs a deformable mesh.
AnimatedPerimeter Gate (Rocket Launch Pad and Gantry)
An 8 m two leaf vehicle gate between two posts on ballast pads, with a mesh infill, a blank sign plate on each leaf and a card reader pedestal. Both leaves swing open on their own nodes.