Free models · CC0
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Every modern model below is a self-contained .glb under 25 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 themed set from the packs.
689 free GLB models
Meltwater stream straight (Alpine and Arctic Biomes)
Four-metre glacial stream with a low central channel and raised gravel banks.
Frozen tarn tile (Alpine and Arctic Biomes)
Four-metre frozen water surface under a pale thin ice crust.
Bare glacier surface tile (Alpine and Arctic Biomes)
Four-metre exposed ice surface with shallow melt channels.
Crevasse half block (Alpine and Arctic Biomes)
Glacier slab with a steep interior face; pair the two opposing crevasse ports to leave an open one-metre fissure.
Snow ripple tile (Alpine and Arctic Biomes)
Low smooth snow ripples with a repeatable four-metre edge.
Sastrugi tile (Alpine and Arctic Biomes)
Wind-eroded snow ribs aligned along a repeating four-metre tile.
Arete ridge section (Alpine and Arctic Biomes)
Four-metre sharp mountain ridge with matching end profiles.
Scree slope tile (Alpine and Arctic Biomes)
Sloping four-metre rubble surface with a level lateral connector profile.
Frost-shattered blockfield tile (Alpine and Arctic Biomes)
Four-metre ground tile carrying angular frost-fractured rocks.
Polygon tundra tile (Alpine and Arctic Biomes)
Four-metre frost-patterned ground tile with a shallow central polygon ridge.
Wadi bed straight (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Broad dry channel with sloping banks and a clear central route.
Transverse dune tile (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Continuous wind-aligned ridge on an 8 m repeat with a steep lee slope.
Sand ripple tile (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Four-metre tile of shallow wind ripples; repeating edges on the terrain grid.
Desert pavement tile (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Closely packed dark weathered pebbles over a fine sediment base.
Salt pan tile (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Pale salt crust with shallow polygon ridges and a solid base.
Cracked mud tile (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Dry polygonal mud plates separated by visible dark fissures.
Slot canyon floor tile (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Narrow 1.2 × 4 m floor strip with a shallow central drainage groove.
Canyon floor tile (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Four-metre square floor with subtle runoff ripples and exact flat edges.
Rockfall notch wall (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Two high buttresses leave a broken V-shaped notch above a rubble sill.
Undercut canyon wall (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Overhanging wall with the lower five beds eroded back.
Wide gallery wall (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Long 8 m wall section for a broad canyon chamber.
Canyon wall inside corner (Desert Canyons and Oases)
L-shaped inward corner; west and south grid ports meet at right angles.
Slot canyon wall pair (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Opposed 4 m walls with a clear 1.35 m-wide walkable slot.
Canyon wall outside corner (Desert Canyons and Oases)
Projecting L-shaped headland; east and north grid ports.