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Every model here is a game-ready GLB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use in personal and commercial work without crediting anyone.
Files are binary glTF with embedded WebP textures and quantized geometry, which three.js reads natively and Blender, Godot and Unity import as they are, so nothing needs a Draco or KTX2 decoder. Each asset page carries a permanent CDN URL you can load straight from your code.
22,099 free GLB models
Produce display slope with crates (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The raked front a greengrocer trades off: a timber trestle with a 0.96 m sloping deck, a toe board along the front and three stepped crates of generic produce in green, red and amber, with a slate board over the top crate.
Hanging stock rail (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
A free standing steel rail 1.65 m high on two footplates, hung with nine blank shouldered garments on wire hangers in the hall's three trader colours, the rail a clothing pitch stands beside its counter.
Awning strip on folding arms (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
A 2.8 m striped canvas awning on folding steel arms with a scalloped valance, the strip a hall fixes over a lock up front so the row under the clerestory reads as shopfronts rather than shutters.
Stall back shelving unit (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The stocked shelf unit that closes the back of a pitch: four timber decks 2.05 m high carrying blank cartons and bundles, with two open crates and a base deck underneath for the day's reserve stock.
Corner stall unit (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The square unit that turns a row through 90 degrees: canopies on both open faces, an L of boarded counter round the corner with a mitred timber top in the knee, and the same posts, valance and head frame as the straight stall.
Stall counter module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The 1.5 m boarded counter a trader couples into any length of frontage: a timber trestle frame with a red boarded front, a 0.95 m deck with a back upstand and an undershelf of blank paper bags and cartons.
Open stall unit, blue livery (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same stall with its counter boarding and valance in the hall's blue livery under the same striped canopy, so neighbouring pitches in one row are told apart at a glance.
Open stall unit with counter and canopy (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The pitch a trader hires by the day: four steel posts and a head frame carrying a striped canvas canopy with a scalloped valance, over a boarded timber counter with a raked display back, a price rail and a blank valance board.
AnimatedLock up stall unit with roller shutter (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The shuttered unit that lines a market hall wall: a painted timber carcass 3 m wide and 2.4 m deep with party walls, a stone deck, a fascia with a blank sign band, a serving counter and stocked back shelves, and a corrugated roller shutter in its box.
Lock up stall unit, shutter up (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same unit trading: the shutter is modelled rolled into its box instead of hanging in the opening, so the counter, the stocked shelves and the interior are open to the aisle without animating anything.
Pigeon netting frame (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
A galvanised frame of 2.4 m by 1.2 m carrying a fine mesh, the panel a hall fixes under its eaves and rooflights to keep birds out of the trading floor. Rests on its bottom rail at y=0.
AnimatedLock up stall unit, red livery (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same unit painted in the hall's market red instead of the blue, so a row of lock ups reads as separate businesses. Geometry, ports and shutter are identical.
Stall price board on an easel (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same blank board fitted to a folding counter easel: a timber frame round a slate field with a chalk rail head, raked back on splayed legs to stand on a counter or the end of a display slope.
Hanging trader sign, blue field (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same hanging board in the hall's second trader livery, a deep blue field in the same iron frame, so a row of pitches reads as different traders without a single word of text.
Hanging trader sign (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The blank double sided board a hall hangs over each pitch: a bordered iron frame with a market red field on both faces, on two hanger rods, a cross bar and a fixing plate. Wordless on purpose, so a project can letter it.
AnimatedEntrance arch module with gates (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The public way in: brick piers on the wall grid carrying a turned stone arch of eleven voussoirs, a blank name panel and a cornice above, and a pair of cast iron gates of vertical bars with spear heads hung on the imposts.
Hall clock on a bracket (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The clock the whole hall trades by: a double sided dial in a moulded cast iron case on a scrolled bracket arm and a wall plate, with blank faces, twelve markers and a pair of hands on each side. No figures and no maker name.
AnimatedService door wall module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same bay with the traders entrance in it: a stone head over a 1.06 m opening, an iron lining and threshold, and a ribbed steel leaf with a vision panel and a pull handle on a real hinge.
Market hall floor bay (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
A 2 m square of the hall floor: 50 mm stone flags with a raked jointing grid and a proud edge joint, so a field of bays reads as paving and the stalls and aisles have ground to stand on.
Brick hall wall module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The 4 m by 4 m bay of the hall shell: red stock brick faced on both sides with a stone plinth, a string course and a moulded cornice, and a brick pilaster on each pier so a run reads as a structural bay rather than a flat panel.
Roof truss bay with glazed rooflight (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
One 4 m bay of the hall roof: a wrought iron truss of tie beam, principal rafters, king post and struts spanning 11.2 m, with purlins, slate sheeting, eaves gutters and a patent glazed ridge rooflight that lights the hall from above.
Cast iron column module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The 4 m cast iron column a market hall roof stands on: a stone pad, a moulded base, a shaft with a shallow entasis, a foliate capital and a square bearing plate, with pierced spandrel brackets in the knee facing along the hall.
Clerestory wall module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same bay with a cast iron window band over a brick base: a stone cill and head, five mullions and a transom, and a single pane behind them. This is what lights a hall at stall height when the rooflights alone are not enough.
Depot dock and yard (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
The yard side of the same building at collection time: two vans backed onto the dock bays under a shelter, a trailer parked alongside, the forklift and a pallet truck working the apron, and cages, pallets, stacks and loose mail staged behind them on a barriered walkway.