Free models · Game-ready GLB
Vehicles
Every stylized vehicle 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 vehicles set from the packs.
163 free GLB models
Airship rigid envelope (Steampunk Airship Dock and Workshop)
A 21.6 m fabric covered rigid envelope with hoop bands, stringers and a brass nose ring.
Airship cruciform tail unit (Steampunk Airship Dock and Workshop)
The four fin tail with a hinged rudder on each vertical fin and an elevator on each stabiliser.
Airship nose cone and mooring cup (Steampunk Airship Dock and Workshop)
The reinforced nose cap with eight ribs and the brass cup that engages a mooring mast.
Camper Van (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 5.4 m panel van conversion: a cab with a raked windscreen and grille, a living body with tinted windows and an orange flash, a stowed elevating roof with a rack, and a sliding side door. The door slides and the four wheels roll; the roof is stowed and does not rise.
Folding Trailer Tent (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A folding trailer tent set up on its pitch: a box trailer on two wheels with a drawbar, coupling head and jockey wheel, the canvas pitched as a ridge over the bed with a doorway and a ladder. The wheels roll; the canvas is fixed, because fabric cannot be folded rigidly.
Touring Caravan (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 4.4 m two berth touring caravan on a single axle: a chamfered body with a rooflight, tinted windows, a blue side flash, a near side door with a step, and an A frame with a coupling head, gas bottle and jockey wheel. The door opens and the wheels roll; the coupling is fixed.
Towable water bowser (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Site water bowser 2.6 m long on a charcoal chassis with a drawbar and jockey wheel: a blue tank with steel bands and a filler hatch, a yellow hose box on the drawbar and two road wheels, for damping down the yard.
Skip lorry with hook arm (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Two axle hook loader lorry 7.6 m long: an orange day cab with a charcoal screen and a steel bumper, a charcoal chassis with the subframe and rear rollers, six wheels that roll and a hook arm that tilts up to lower a skip off the back.
Bulk transfer trailer (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Tri axle bulk transfer trailer 9.4 m long: a steel walking floor body with a green side band and charcoal top rails, an orange rear door on its hinges, landing legs, a kingpin plate and six road wheels, parked ready to be loaded.
Yard wheel loader with tipping bucket (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Articulated wheel loader 6.6 m long: an orange rear body with the engine hood, counterweight and exhaust, a charcoal glazed cab under a steel roof, a front body on the articulation joint, four wheels that roll, and a boom that raises with a toothed bucket that tips.
Kart on Trolley Stand (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
A hire kart sitting on its trolley, wheels clear of the floor, the way a paddock stores and moves one. Trolley castors and kart wheels are all pivoted nodes, so the roll clip turns every wheel on the assembly at once.
Junior Kart (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Cadet chassis at 0.82 of the adult kart: shorter wheelbase, narrower track and a smaller seat, in yellow with a blue nose flash. Same floor tray, steering column, live rear axle and four pivoted wheels, sized for a junior class grid.
Racing Kart with Number Panel (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Race chassis in red with a yellow number panel on the nose and a number plate on each pod, yellow wheel hubs, a bucket seat, a live rear axle with sprocket and brake disc and a side mounted engine. Four wheels on their own pivots.
Rental Kart Yellow Livery (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
The club hire kart in the third house colour: yellow pods, nose and bumper hoops over the same chassis, seat, axle and wheels. Geometry is identical to the blue kart and the wheel nodes carry the same names, so the roll clip is unchanged.
Rental Kart Red Livery (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
The club hire kart repainted into the second house colour: red pods, nose and bumper hoops on the same chassis, seat, axle and wheels. Geometry is identical to the blue kart, so a hire fleet mixes the two without a second model.
Rental Kart (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Club hire kart with a blue bodywork set: flat floor tray on two chassis rails, a bucket seat, a raked steering column, a live rear axle with sprocket and brake disc, a side mounted engine, nerf bars and four exposed wheels on their own pivots.
Street Food Tuk Tuk (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 3.4 m three wheeled food tuk tuk: a domed cab with a screen and a fabric canopy on hoops, an open timber cargo deck with side boards, and a fold down serving board across the tail. Three wheels roll; the canopy, the screen and the fork are rigid.
Chiller Trailer (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 3.4 m insulated chiller trailer: a white box on a single axle with a drawbar and steadies, a red stripe and a green livery panel down both sides, a refrigeration unit on the front wall and two tail doors, the right hand one on its own hinge. The left leaf is static.
Ice Cream Van (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 5.2 m ice cream van: a glazed cab, a tall box body with a fixed glazed serving window and a timber counter over the kerb side, and a cone on a plinth on the roof. The serving window is solid glazing rather than a hatch, so only the four wheels move.
Pizza Trailer with Chimney (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 3.6 m towed pizza trailer: a box body on a single axle with a drawbar, a jockey wheel and two corner steadies, a 1.6 m serving hatch with a counter and an awning, and a steel oven flue with a cowl through the roof. The wheels roll and the hatch lifts.
Coffee Van (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 4.8 m panel van converted to a coffee bar: a low glazed cab, a 1.5 m serving aperture in the kerb side with a counter lip and an awning, and a roof header board. Shorter and lower than the food truck, so a pitch can take both. Four rolling wheels and a lifting hatch.
Food Truck Serving Open (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
The same food truck with its serving hatch already propped open over the counter, for dressing a market that is trading. The hatch pose is baked into the geometry so it ships open and stays open; the wheels still roll.
Food Truck Green Livery (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
The food truck repainted into the second house livery, market green over the same yellow awning and waist stripe. The geometry, the hatch and the wheels are identical to the red truck.
Food Truck with Serving Hatch (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 6.4 m step front food truck: a glazed cab, a taller box body behind it, a 2.1 m serving aperture in the kerb side with a timber counter lip, a striped awning on two struts over the counter and a roof menu header. The hatch is one rigid leaf and all four wheels roll.