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Every modern model 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.
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14,038 free GLB models
Foyer Wall Panel Module (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 2 m by 3.4 m foyer wall module: a slate panel with a timber dado under a gold band, three tall red bays above it, a timber cornice and a dark skirting. It carries the same wall-run ports as the auditorium panels, so one run can turn from the foyer into a screen.
Concessions Counter Module (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The 1.6 m module a concessions run is built from: a timber carcass with a gold apron over a red band and a stainless kick rail, a 1.1 m dark worktop with a till plate let into it, and a glass sneeze screen on stainless stems with a service light under its rail.
Patterned Foyer Carpet Tile (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 2 m foyer carpet module in the bold house pattern: four red chevrons chasing a gold ring and centre disc on deep indigo, with red corner blocks and edge bars. Modules tile on a 2 m grid in any rotation, because the pattern is four way symmetric.
Waste Bin Bank (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The bank of bins at the auditorium doors: a 1.6 m timber housing with three apertures in red, amber and teal surrounds, a charcoal plinth and cap, and a stainless tray rest along the top.
Nacho and Hot Dog Counter Unit (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The hot side of a concessions run: a 1.2 m timber counter with an amber apron, a six roller hot dog grill with three dogs on it, a heated cheese dispenser with a ladle, a tray rack and a lamp rail overhead.
Stock Shelving with Cups and Boxes (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The shelving behind the counter, stocked: a 1.1 m by 1.8 m slotted bay of four decks carrying nested cup stacks with red rims and cartons with amber and red labels. Nothing on it is loose geometry, so a whole back of house wall is a few placements.
AnimatedDrinks Dispenser Bank (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A four valve drinks tower on its own counter unit: stainless back and valves with red and amber badges over a drip tray, a lit header, an ice bin and a stack of lids, with a push flap the cup opens.
AnimatedIce Machine (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 1.05 m under counter ice machine in cream with a teal apron and badge: a stainless lid hinged along its back edge, a vent grille down the customer side and the scoop in its holder.
Popcorn Warmer Bin (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The warmer the servers fill from: a 0.9 m counter unit with a red apron, a stainless well heaped with corn behind low glass, a heat lamp rail over it and two cups waiting on the worktop.
AnimatedPopcorn Kettle Machine (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The machine the foyer smells of: a 1.5 m glazed warming cabinet on chrome legs with a lit red header, a heap of corn on the deck, a scoop, and a stainless kettle hung on its trunnion bar in the top box.
AnimatedCleaning Trolley (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The trolley that turns a house round between shows: a frame on four castors with two shelves, a sack ring with a red liner in it, a mop bucket and wringer, a caution sign and a mop standing in the frame.
Staff Step Ladder (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 1.5 m four tread step ladder in aluminium with amber treads and a red top platform, the one staff stand on to change a sign or reach a top shelf. Modelled open; the hinge and the spreader bar are static.
Spare Lamp Flight Case (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The case a spare lamp house lives in: a 0.78 m flight case with a red ply inset, a chrome band, corner caps, two butterfly latches, a top handle and an amber label panel. Every booth has one under the bench.
Projection Server Rack (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The rack beside the projector: a 1.5 m charcoal cabinet of five rack units with amber and red status lamps, a vented blank top and bottom, a media server with a lit panel, and a glazed front door with an amber cap over it.
Digital Projector on its Plinth (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The head of a modern screen: a 0.94 m charcoal projector body with a vented top, an amber status strip, a control panel and a stepped lens barrel, bolted to a steel plinth on levelling feet with a cable tray under it and an extract duct off the top.
Wall Mounted Surround Speaker (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A surround speaker on a swivel bracket: a charcoal cabinet tipped down off a wall plate, with an amber cone and a chrome tweeter. One of these every couple of metres down the side walls is what a surround array looks like.
Row Letter Sign (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The lit plate at the end of a row, 1.36 m on a chrome post with a weighted foot: a charcoal box with a glowing face, a red plate for the letter and an amber cap. The letter itself is left blank so a consumer can letter the rake in its own type.
Cup Holder Armrest (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The armrest that ends a row, on its own: a charcoal cap on a frame standard with two chrome cup holder rings and amber liners, 0.63 m to the top. Useful for filling the end of a bank or dressing a row a consumer has built from loose seats.
Wheelchair Space Marking Tile (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The same 2 m auditorium module marked out as a wheelchair space: an amber ring round a cream symbol, for the flat bay at the end of a row or at the back of the rake.
Auditorium Aisle Floor Tile (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 2 m auditorium floor module: dark pile with amber guide lines at the edges and flecks between them, the low contrast pattern a room built to swallow light can carry. Modules tile on a 2 m grid in any rotation, because the pattern is four way symmetric.
AnimatedExit Door Module with Sign (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 2 m wall module with a 1.5 m double exit door in it: two leaves on their outer stiles with chrome push bars and teal kick plates, an amber lining round the opening and a lit running man sign over the head. It carries the same wall-run ports as the acoustic panel.
Side Wall Light Strip (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 2.4 m wall washer for an auditorium side wall: a warm tube in a charcoal channel behind a frame shroud, with an amber cap along the top. A run of them down both walls is the only light in the room before the projector starts.
Acoustic Wall Panel Module (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 2 m by 3.4 m auditorium wall module: a charcoal panel with nine fabric flutes standing proud of its face above a deep red dado and an amber band at the dado line. Panels butt on the 2 m module with a 4 mm shadow gap at each joint.
Projection Port Wall Panel (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The wall module at the back of an auditorium that the booth looks through: a 2 m by 3.4 m charcoal panel with a 0.62 m glazed projection port and a smaller observation port at 2.46 m, both in amber surrounds, over the same red dado as the acoustic panel.