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Every 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.
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916 free GLB models
Interior Work Bay (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
Composed example for Orbital Station and Docking Bays.
Connector Cases (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
Composed example for Orbital Station and Docking Bays.
Assembled Orbital Station (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
Composed example for Orbital Station and Docking Bays.
Docking Approach (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
Composed example for Orbital Station and Docking Bays.
Waste and hygiene stall (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 2.1 m waste and hygiene compartment: a three-sided stall with a folding door on a named hinge node, a waste unit with a seat interface, a ribbed hose on its holder, two grab rails, a control panel and a ceiling light.
Portable foot restraint (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 0.55 m portable foot restraint: a bolted base plate, an adjustable post with a locking knob, a named yaw node and an angled platform with two shoe cups, toe bars and heel clips.
Stowage bag wall (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 1.9 by 1.7 m stowage wall: a module wall segment with eight soft cargo transfer bags of three sizes, each with a closure flap and a yellow pull tab, held by three webbing straps on two vertical rails.
Cable and utility bundle run (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 2.2 m utility run on a module wall segment: three standoff clamps with cable rings, a six-cable bundle in mixed jacket colours, a junction box with three connector stubs, a service label and an end grommet.
Cabin ventilation duct run (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 2 m cabin ventilation run on a module wall segment: a rectangular duct with flanged joints and a louvred diffuser, a fan box with a bladed inlet grille, a ribbed flexible hose loop and a service label.
Crew laptop station (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 1.4 m crew laptop station on a section of module wall: a bolted mount plate, a two-segment articulating arm with joint housings, a laptop with a tilted screen, a routed power cable and a wall utility outlet.
Sealed science glovebox (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 1.7 m sealed science glovebox: a bolted equipment base, a rounded work volume with a front window and frame rails, two gauntlet ports, an interior work tray, a side transfer airlock and a control panel with indicator lights.
Resistive exercise device (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 2.15 m resistive exercise machine: a bolted base with a grip deck, two cylinder canisters on uprights, a cable pair, a loaded lift bar on the rails, an adjustable foot bar, a pad and a control display.
Crew sleep station (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 2.05 m crew sleep station: a three-sided acoustic booth with a restrained sleeping bag and pillow, tether straps, a laptop on a swing arm, a reading light, wall stowage pockets and a folded privacy curtain.
Payload rack, stowage livery (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
The payload rack in the darker stowage livery used for logistics bays, with grey drawer fronts and a gold identification band above the display.
Small propellant tanker (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 3.8 m propellant tanker: an open aluminium frame carrying two 1.8 m spherical tanks with blanket covers and transfer plumbing, an avionics bay, two 3 m solar wings, four attitude pods and a docking ring.
Extravehicular activity suit (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 2.1 m extravehicular suit posed standing: hard upper torso, soft lower torso and limbs with joint bearings, a helmet with a gold visor and light bar, a life support backpack, a chest display module and tether hooks.
International payload rack (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 2.01 m standard payload rack with a trapezoidal shell that follows the module wall: five drawer fronts with pull handles, a control display, a cooling vent stack, rear standoffs with umbilicals and a named tilt hinge node.
Automated cargo freighter (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 7.4 m automated cargo freighter: a pressurised cylinder with a forward docking ring, four 4 m solar wings at 45 degrees, four attitude pods, a main engine, a rendezvous antenna and a grapple fixture.
EVA manoeuvring unit (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 1.4 m crew manoeuvring backpack: a blanketed central pack between two wrap-around arms with hand controllers, two nitrogen tanks with feed lines, sixteen thruster nozzles on the arm corners and a yellow foot restraint bar.
Crew ferry capsule and service module (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 7 m crew ferry: a blunt cone capsule with an ablative shield, three viewports, four attitude control pods and a nose docking ring, joined to a service module with a main engine bell, two 5.2 m solar wings and body radiators.
Safety tether reel (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 0.7 m crew safety tether reel: a bolted base with two frame plates, a drum on a named rotating node wound with yellow tether, a guide arm and a deployed tether ending in a snap hook.
External experiment platform (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 2 by 1.2 m external payload platform on standoff feet: a slatted deck with tie rails, a small telescope tube, a sample exposure tray with a lid on a named hinge node, an avionics box with a radiator fin and an EVA rail.
Free-flying inspection drone (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 0.55 m free-flying inspection drone: a rounded cube body with radiator faces, a gold top blanket, a forward camera dome, a side camera, two lights, eight thruster nozzles and a stowage grab loop.
Reaction control thruster quad (Orbital Station and Docking Bays)
A 1 m reaction control pod: a bolted mounting plate, a blanketed manifold housing, four splayed bell nozzles, a propellant accumulator sphere and routed feed lines.