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Every 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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8,322 free GLB models
AnimatedMast with radar scanner (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Signal mast 8.1 m tall on a bolted plinth: a tapered white column with a steel spreader yard, red and green sidelights, a working platform with a rail, a whip aerial and a radar scanner on the truck that turns.
Balcony divider panel (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Privacy divider between two cabin balconies: a 1.7 m obscured glass panel in a white framed post reaching 2.2 m, with a teak capping and a bolted deck foot, for closing the gap between balcony runs.
Superstructure balcony run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Cabin balcony module 6 m wide and 3.2 m to the deck head: two recessed balconies with glass balustrades, a teak capping, framed sliding doors and a divider between them, on the same ported grid as the plain wall run so the two mix along a facade.
Glass windbreak panel (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck windbreak 2 m wide and 1.8 m tall: a toughened glass panel in a stainless frame on two bolted feet, with a teak capping and a mid rail, for sheltering a lounger terrace or a bar from the ship's own wind. Ports at both ends so panels run in a line.
Superstructure wall run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deckhouse wall module 6 m wide and 3.2 m to the deck head: white plating with a welded sheer band, three framed cabin windows and a deck head lip. Ports at both ends and top and bottom so a superstructure runs the length of a ship and stacks deck on deck.
Promenade deck corner, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Corner module where a promenade turns: a 6 m teak deck plate with the bulwark carried round two adjacent edges, a radiused corner post and the cap rail mitred across it. Ports on its two open edges.
Bulwark and railing run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Standalone 6 m rail run for the edge of any deck: a white steel bulwark 1.05 m high on a welded base flat, a teak cap rail, four stainless stanchions carrying two courses of rail above it and a kick plate at deck level.
Promenade deck section, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Outboard promenade module: a 6 m teak deck plate with the ship's white bulwark along its seaward edge, a teak cap rail at 1.12 m, a stainless grab rail, welded stiffeners and scuppers at deck level. Ports on its three open edges so a promenade runs the length of a ship.
Dance floor deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck module 6 m square laid as a chequered dance floor: pale and dark squares 0.75 m across in a polished inlay with a charcoal border kerb, for the open air floor in front of a deck stage.
Shuffleboard court deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck module 6 m square painted as a shuffleboard court: a white scoring triangle with numbered bands, a charcoal border and the shooting line marked at the far end, for the games end of a promenade deck.
Jogging track deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck module 6 m square surfaced as a two lane jogging track: a red rubberised band 2.4 m wide with white lane dashes and a painted distance mark, for the circuit that runs the length of a promenade.
Painted steel deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
The same 6 m deck module in grey non slip deck paint with a yellow service margin and a welded seam, for the working and service parts of a deck where teak is never laid.
Teak deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Laid teak deck module 6 m square and 0.12 m thick, planked along Z with caulked seams every 0.5 m. Ports on all four edges so an open deck tiles to any size.
Sea surface tile, 8 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Flat open sea tile 8 m square and 0.12 m thick in deep blue, for laying the water out beyond a ship's rail. Laid at y=-0.12 its surface sits exactly on y=0, level with the deck the rest of the pack stands on.
Club notice board (Marina and Yacht Club)
Yacht club notice board 2.1 m wide: a glazed navy case on two posts with a pitched cap, blank sheets pinned inside, a results rail and a small tide panel, for outside a clubhouse or a race office.
Club terrace table and chairs (Marina and Yacht Club)
Clubhouse terrace set: a 1.2 m round teak topped table on a cast base with four slatted chairs, a navy parasol furled in the centre socket and a small drinks tray, for the quayside terrace of a yacht club.
Winch handle rack (Marina and Yacht Club)
Club winch handle rack 1.2 m wide: a teak board with eight numbered pockets left blank, six handles in place, a shelf of shackle keys and a lower rail of tail bags, for the bottom of a clubhouse stair.
Fire point (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina fire point: a red cabinet on a galvanised post with two extinguishers behind a clear door, a blank action notice, a call point cover and a bucket of sand on a bracket, for the head of a pontoon or a fuel berth.
Lifebuoy stand (Marina and Yacht Club)
Man overboard station 1.5 m tall: a navy post on a plate with a red lifebuoy on its bracket, a coiled throwing line in a bag, a blank instruction panel and a grab handle, for a pontoon walkway or a quay edge.
AnimatedBin and recycling point (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina waste point: three wheeled bins in a timber surround with a charcoal general lid, a green recycling lid and a navy oily waste lid, blank pictogram panels and a bottle crate beside them. The lids lift.
Berth number post (Marina and Yacht Club)
Berth marker post 1.4 m tall on a pontoon or a quay edge: a galvanised post with a navy plate carrying blank number and letter fields, a small reflective band and a bolted base plate.
Cardinal mark buoy (Marina and Yacht Club)
Cardinal mark 3.4 m tall: a pillar buoy with black and yellow bands on a waterline collar, two cone topmarks point to point on a lattice mast, a lantern and a radar reflector, marking safe water beside a marina channel.
Fairway buoy (Marina and Yacht Club)
Channel fairway buoy 2.9 m tall: a green steel can on a charcoal waterline collar with a radar reflector cage, a lantern on a lattice mast, a bird spike and a lifting eye, marking the approach to a marina entrance.
Race mark buoy (Marina and Yacht Club)
Inflatable racing mark: a 1.8 m yellow tetrahedral buoy on a charcoal collar with a ground line eye and a blank number panel, floating at the turn of a club course. No class, club or sponsor marks.