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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.
630 free GLB models
Armoury Floor Slab (Swords, Shields and Melee Arms)
A flagged stone floor module 4 m square: sixteen riven flags standing proud of a bedding slab with open joints, laid on a 4 m grid. Standard medieval game asset for adventure and RPG projects.
Yard Grit Module (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Four metre yard tile 0.16 m thick: a rolled grit surface with two wheel ruts across it and loose stones scattered over it. Tiles edge to edge on the same grid as the warehouse floor slab, so a whole site lays with no gaps.
Warehouse Floor Slab (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Four metre floor tile 0.14 m thick: a concrete bed with sixteen laid stone flags on it and open joints between them. Tiles edge to edge on a four metre grid with the yard module, so a warehouse or stillhouse floor has no seams.
Floor Drain Run (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Two metre floor drain: a concrete channel with a fall in it, a bar grating of thirteen cross bars in a rebated frame and end kerbs, sitting 0.25 m proud so it lays into a floor slab. Runs end to end for a full stillhouse or filling store gutter.
Car Park Bay Module (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.6 m by 5 m car park bay of rolled hardcore with painted lines on three sides, ported left and right so a row of bays tiles into a raceday car park.
Winner's Enclosure Surround (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 6 m section of the winner's enclosure surround: a two rail white fence 0.95 m high on four posts with a gravel standing strip behind it, ported at both ends so sections close a square.
Parade Ring Walkway (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 6 m by 2 m walkway module of rolled gravel between charcoal kerbs, ported at both ends, for the path a horse is led along between the boxes, the ring and the track.
AnimatedParade Ring Gate (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The gate section of the parade ring: the same 5.56 m module with a braced 2.2 m leaf hung on the left hanging post, swinging clear so a horse can be led in and out.
Parade Ring Rail (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 5.56 m parade ring rail section: three white rails on turned posts at 1.2 m, one tenth of a ten sided ring on a 9 m radius, ported at both ends so ten of them close a ring.
Dolled Rail Section (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
An 8 m dolled rail section: the same posts with the running line carried 0.9 m out on angled brackets, which is how ground staff move the racing line off worn turf.
Running Rail Run (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
An 8 m run of white plastic running rail: a top rail at 1.12 m, a mid rail and posts on 4 m centres, ported at both ends so runs couple into a continuous rail of any length.
Stone flag path module, 3 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Three metre length of flagged path 1.5 m wide, six worn limestone flags with open joints on a bedding course, ported both ends so a path runs the length of a glasshouse.
Cast iron grated floor section, 3 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Three metre section of cast iron floor grating 1.5 m wide in a rebated frame, the grille a palm house lays over its heating pipe trenches, ported both ends so the trench run continues.
Rope and Stake Perimeter (Hot Air Balloon Festival)
A 3 m bay of rope and stake perimeter: two timber stakes with two sagging ropes and a pair of blank marker tabs, ported nose to tail to fence off a launch area.
Crowd Barrier Run (Hot Air Balloon Festival)
A 2.4 m steel crowd barrier with nine verticals, top and bottom rails, splayed feet and hook ends, ported nose to tail to run a spectator line along a launch field.
Launch Field Track Module (Hot Air Balloon Festival)
An 8 m square field module of farm track: two worn tyre ruts in bare earth with a grass centre strip and grass verges, edge ported to tile with the other ground modules.
Glass windbreak panel (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck windbreak 2 m wide and 1.8 m tall: a toughened glass panel in a stainless frame on two bolted feet, with a teak capping and a mid rail, for sheltering a lounger terrace or a bar from the ship's own wind. Ports at both ends so panels run in a line.
Promenade deck corner, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Corner module where a promenade turns: a 6 m teak deck plate with the bulwark carried round two adjacent edges, a radiused corner post and the cap rail mitred across it. Ports on its two open edges.
Bulwark and railing run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Standalone 6 m rail run for the edge of any deck: a white steel bulwark 1.05 m high on a welded base flat, a teak cap rail, four stainless stanchions carrying two courses of rail above it and a kick plate at deck level.
Lounge floor tile, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Carpeted lounge floor module 6 m square with a navy border band and a teak threshold strip on one edge, for the soft floored part of a deck under a canopy or inside a pavilion.
Promenade deck section, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Outboard promenade module: a 6 m teak deck plate with the ship's white bulwark along its seaward edge, a teak cap rail at 1.12 m, a stainless grab rail, welded stiffeners and scuppers at deck level. Ports on its three open edges so a promenade runs the length of a ship.
Dance floor deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck module 6 m square laid as a chequered dance floor: pale and dark squares 0.75 m across in a polished inlay with a charcoal border kerb, for the open air floor in front of a deck stage.
Shuffleboard court deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck module 6 m square painted as a shuffleboard court: a white scoring triangle with numbered bands, a charcoal border and the shooting line marked at the far end, for the games end of a promenade deck.
Jogging track deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck module 6 m square surfaced as a two lane jogging track: a red rubberised band 2.4 m wide with white lane dashes and a painted distance mark, for the circuit that runs the length of a promenade.