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Roads infrastructure
Every historical roads infrastructure below is a self-contained .glb under 5 MB, released under CC0 1.0 so it can be used and modified 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.
31 free GLB models
Helipad marking slab (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A 15 m concrete helipad: a scored slab with expansion joints, a raised touchdown circle and abstract aiming cross, four corner markers, twelve perimeter lights on stems, a windsock mast and a grounding point. Abstract markings only, no insignia or lettering.
Buried fuel tank cap (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
The above-grade fittings of a buried fuel tank: a crowned concrete cap slab, a bolted manway cover with lifting eyes, a vent stack with a flame arrestor, a fill point cabinet with a hose coupling, a level gauge post and four bollards.
Perimeter gate with sentry post (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
An 8 m gate bay: a concrete threshold, two heavy gate posts with a header beam and a hazard plate, a braced swinging mesh leaf with hinge straps, a latch box and a ground wheel, plus a two-storey sentry post with a window band, a steel door and a roof floodlight.
Perimeter fence corner bay (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A right-angle corner bay: a heavy corner post with braces both ways and a floodlight head on a short mast, taking 2 m of fence in from the west and 2 m out to the north.
Perimeter security fence run (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A 4 m straight bay of site perimeter fence: three posts on cast footings, chain link fabric between top and bottom tension rails, angled outriggers carrying three barbed strands, a tension brace and a warning plate.
Perimeter fence end bay (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A terminal bay: a braced strainer post on an enlarged footing with two diagonal braces, cable strainers and a duct riser, closing a run after 2 m.
Semaphore signal cleared (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
The same lattice post signal with the arm lowered to the clear position.
Narrow gauge track curve (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A sharp 25 degree narrow gauge curve on an 8 m radius, as industrial lines use.
Plain track straight 2 m (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A 2 m plain track filler module for half grid spacing.
Right hand turnout (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
An 8 m right hand turnout, the handed pair to the left hand unit.
Platform lamp post (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A cast iron platform lamp post with a square glazed lantern and a blank sign plate.
Station nameboard (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A blank enamelled station nameboard on two cast iron posts with knee braces.
Locomotive turntable (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A 14.6 m turntable with a stone pit, circular rail and a riveted deck girder on a named pivot.
Water crane (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A swinging water crane with a leather bag on a named pivot, and a fire devil brazier.
Lower quadrant semaphore signal (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A lattice post semaphore signal with the arm at danger, spectacle plate, lamp and ladder.
Narrow gauge track straight 4 m (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A 4 m module of 610 mm gauge track with lighter rail and closely spaced sleepers.
Through girder bridge deck (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
An 8 m riveted through girder bridge carrying the track at normal railhead height.
Sleeper built buffer stop (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A sleeper built buffer stop on a 3 m stub of track, with rubbing plates and a target board.
Level crossing with gates (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A 4 m level crossing module with a timber road deck, stone approaches and two five bar gates.
Right angle crossing diamond (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A flat crossing where two 4 m tracks cross at right angles, with four crossing noses.
Left hand turnout (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
An 8 m left hand turnout with switch blades, a curved lead, check rails, a crossing vee and a point lever.
Plain track curve 15 degrees (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A 15 degree curve on a 15 m radius, 3.88 m along the track centreline.
Plain track straight 4 m (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
A 4 m plain track module: ballast shoulder, timber sleepers, cast chairs and flat bottom rail.
Light Rail Track (Trench Line 1917)
Narrow-gauge trench tramway panel on sleepers.