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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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Spirit Still (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Copper spirit still 4.4 m tall, narrower in the shoulder than the wash still: brick set base, three brass bands, a bolted manway, a sight glass and a long swan neck with a lyne arm flanged for a condenser.
Wash Still, Compact (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Smaller copper wash still 3.7 m tall on the same pattern: brick set base, banded belly, bolted manway, sight glass, drain cock and a swan neck falling to a flanged lyne arm. For a cramped stillhouse or a second pair.
Wash Still (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Copper wash still 5.0 m to the top of the swan neck: a brick set firing base, a bellied body in three bands with a bolted manway and a sight glass, a tapering neck and a swan neck carrying the lyne arm away to the condenser flange at the far end.
Rug Rack (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.6 m steel rug rack on a plate base with two bars and three plain folded rugs over the upper one, in the pack colours with no name or mark on them.
Saddle Rack (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.9 m timber saddle rack with three steel arms, each carrying a plain leather race saddle, for a saddling box or a tack room wall.
Scales and Trestle (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The weighing out station: a 1.8 m steel trestle table with a platform scale on it, a blank dial head on a column and a pair of plain weight cloths folded beside it.
AnimatedTack Trunk (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.05 m painted tack trunk with timber corner battens, side handles and a lid hinged along its back edge that lifts open on its own node.
Jockeys' Bench (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.2 m changing room bench in timber with a low back rail and four coat hooks above it, for the jockeys’ room behind the weighing room.
Number Cloth Rack (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.4 m number cloth rack: a steel frame on a charcoal base with six blank saddle cloths hung over the top bar, in plain colours with no number on any of them.
Bamboo clump, 3.4 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Clump of eleven bamboo culms to 3.4 m: jointed stems with sheaths at the nodes and sprays of narrow leaves in the upper third, the screen a glasshouse plants against a gable wall.
Moss bank, 1.6 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Low moss bank 1.6 m by 1.1 m: a mounded soil form under a cushioned moss surface with two stones half buried in it, the damp ground a fern house keeps under its staging.
Fern bed clump, 1.2 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Clump of seven shuttlecock ferns 1.2 m across with two croziers and a leaf litter base, the ground cover a shaded glasshouse bed or a fern pit is filled with.
Succulent tray, 0.7 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Shallow terracotta tray 0.7 m across planted with eleven succulent rosettes in gritty compost, the small display a glasshouse keeps on its staging beside the arid bed.
Cactus group on a gravel mound (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Arid bed group 1.1 m across: three ribbed columnar cacti to 1.2 m, a barrel cactus and a prickly pad plant on a gravel mound, the dry corner a glasshouse keeps opposite the ferns.
Wire hanging basket with trailing plants (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Wire hanging basket 0.42 m across on three chains: a moss lined pan with a trailing fern and a creeper falling 0.6 m below it, the basket a palm house hangs from its roof girders.
Climbing vine on a wire frame, 2.6 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Iron and wire training frame 2.6 m tall with a climber trained over it: a woody stem, tendrils along the wires and eighty leaves, the way a glasshouse grows a creeper up a pier.
Orchid on a bark mount (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Epiphytic orchid wired to a bark slab 0.75 m tall: strap leaves, exposed roots over the bark and two arching sprays of five white flowers, the way a glasshouse displays an orchid.
Cycad, 1.3 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Cycad 1.3 m across: a squat barrel trunk of woody scales with a stiff crown of fourteen short pinnate fronds held almost level, the oldest plant shape a glasshouse grows.
Bird of paradise clump, 1.7 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Clump of bird of paradise 1.7 m tall: nine long stalked oval leaves rising from the crown with three flower spathes above them, the orange note a tropical house needs among the green.
Bromeliad set on bark (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Three bromeliads on a bark pan 0.8 m across: stiff banded rosettes with a red bract rising from the centre of the largest, the epiphyte planting a glasshouse sets at the front of a bed.
Banana plant, 2.6 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Banana plant 2.6 m tall: a sheathed pseudostem carrying seven broad paddle leaves, each split into strips along the midrib the way a glasshouse specimen always is.
Tree fern, 2.8 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Tree fern 2.8 m tall: a fibrous trunk of old frond bases carrying a shuttlecock crown of eight arching fronds, with two croziers still uncurling at the centre.
Fan palm, half grown, 3.6 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Glasshouse palm 3.6 m tall: a ringed tapering trunk carrying a crown of 11 arching pinnate fronds, each with leaflets down both sides. The same palm half grown, for the middle of a group.
Fan palm, young specimen, 2.3 m (Botanical Glasshouse and Palm House)
Glasshouse palm 2.3 m tall: a ringed tapering trunk carrying a crown of 9 arching pinnate fronds, each with leaflets down both sides. A young palm for a tub or the front of a bed.