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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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Jetty lamp (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina jetty lamp 2.6 m tall: a galvanised column on a charcoal base with a navy shroud, a downward lantern with a frosted lens and a low level marker light, for lighting a pontoon walkway or a quay edge.
Fender set on a rail (Marina and Yacht Club)
Set of three cylindrical boat fenders 0.6 m long hung on a short galvanised rail by their lanyards, with a flat pontoon fender board behind them, for a berth face or the side of a workboat.
Pile guide collar (Marina and Yacht Club)
Galvanised pile guide for a floating pontoon: a collar bracket with four rubber rollers running on a 0.42 m pile, a bolted deck arm and a safety chain eye, so a pontoon rises and falls without moving off station.
Wash down point with hose reel (Marina and Yacht Club)
Quayside wash down post 1.3 m tall: a galvanised post on a concrete plinth with a drum hose reel, a lance in its clip, a stop tap and a drain grating at its foot, for rinsing a boat down after a lift out.
AnimatedFuel berth pump (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina fuel pump 1.9 m tall on a bunded plinth: a yellow cabinet with a blank display panel, a charcoal hose reel, a delivery nozzle in its holster and a spill kit locker, with hazard banding. The nozzle lifts out of the holster.
Berth service pedestal (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina service pedestal 1.25 m tall: a galvanised column on a charcoal base with two shuttered power sockets, a metered water point with a tap and hose union, a blank berth plate and a navy lit head, for the deck edge of a pontoon.
Pump out station (Marina and Yacht Club)
Holding tank pump out unit on a pontoon: a grey cabinet with a vacuum pump housing, a coiled suction hose on a reel, a deck fitting wand in a bracket, a rinse tap and a blank instruction panel, on a bunded base.
AnimatedDock box (Marina and Yacht Club)
Berth holder's dock box 1.2 m by 0.6 m: a moulded white case on a charcoal plinth with a navy lid on piano hinges, a hasp, two side handles and a blank name plate. The lid lifts.
Pontoon boarding ladder (Marina and Yacht Club)
Man overboard ladder hung on a pontoon edge: a galvanised head frame bolted to the deck, two stiles dropping 1.2 m into the water, four treads and a charcoal grab loop, with a yellow head plate.
Pontoon mooring ring (Marina and Yacht Club)
Flush mooring ring for a pontoon or a quay coping: a 160 mm galvanised ring on a lugged back plate with four countersunk bolts and a short strop through it, sitting proud of the surface by 30 mm.
Pontoon cleat with warp (Marina and Yacht Club)
Galvanised 250 mm mooring cleat on a bolted base plate with a warp dressed over it in a loose figure of eight and run off toward the berth, for the deck edge of a pontoon or a finger.
Finger berth pontoon, 6 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Floating finger 6 m by 1.0 m dividing two berths: the same float and composite deck with a rubbing strake each side, two cleats and a rounded outboard end. A port at the root so it lands on a walkway's berth position.
AnimatedPontoon gate with keypad (Marina and Yacht Club)
Berth holders' gate at the head of a gangway: a 1.1 m galvanised frame in a two post surround with vertical infill bars, a keypad box on the closing post, a self closing arm and a blank sign panel. The leaf swings open.
AnimatedGangway with hinged ramp, 8 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina access gangway: a fixed head platform flush with the quay, a hinged aluminium ramp 5.8 m long falling to the pontoon with a treaded deck and guardrails both sides, and a rubber landing shoe. The ramp tilts on its quay hinge.
Tender pontoon, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Short floating pontoon 4 m by 2.4 m for club tenders and visiting dinghies: the same float and deck with a low boarding step down one side, four cleats and a painted keep clear panel.
Floating pontoon module, 8 m straight (Marina and Yacht Club)
Floating walkway module 8 m by 2.4 m: a charcoal float with a grey composite deck 0.34 m above the water, galvanised rubbing strakes and yellow edge strips. Ports at both ends and at four berth positions on the sides.
Slipway, 6 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Concrete launching slipway 6 m wide and 6 m long: a flat head apron level with the quay, a grooved ramp falling 1.1 m into the water and kerbs each side, for launching a dinghy or a trailer boat from a marina yard.
Floating pontoon module, tee with spur (Marina and Yacht Club)
The same 8 m floating walkway with a 1.2 m spur off one side, for the head of a gangway or a branch pontoon. Ports at both ends, at the spur head and at four berth positions.
Floating pontoon module, corner (Marina and Yacht Club)
Floating walkway corner 2.4 m square turning a pontoon run through a right angle, with the same float, deck, rubbing strakes and edge strips. Ports on the two open faces.
Harbour wall module, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Quay wall unit 4 m long: a concrete face 1.4 m from the coping down past the waterline, a coping 60 mm proud of the yard, a charcoal rubbing strake at the water and two cast mooring eyes. Ports at both ends so a quay runs to any length.
Car park bay module, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
The same 4 m hardstanding slab marked out as two parking bays: white bay lines, a painted kerb strip and a blue accessible square, for the members' car park behind a marina yard.
Hardstanding tile, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Yard hardstanding slab 4 m square and 0.6 m thick with a sawn movement joint and a recessed drainage channel, for the quayside apron and boat park of a marina. Ports on all four edges so the yard tiles to any size.
Sea water plane module, 8 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Flat harbour water module 8 m square and 0.12 m thick in dark green basin water, laid edge to edge so a marina sits in a surface rather than a hole. Ports on all four edges. Laid at y=-0.12 its surface is exactly y=0.
Firewood Stack (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A stack of split firewood 1.5 m wide and 950 mm high, laid in four courses with the cut ends out.