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Every sci-fi 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.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
466 free GLB models
Recovery tractor unit (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A three-axle 6x4 tractor unit for moving a low loader: bevelled cab and sleeper with a raked screen, twin exhaust stacks, mirror arms, bull bar with a light row, twin rear duals, side fuel tank, catwalk and a fifth wheel plate.
Heavy lift crane (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A five-axle all-terrain lifting crane: ten-wheel carrier with a low cab, four extended outriggers on jack pads, a slewing house with a counterweight stack, a three-section telescopic boom raised to 48 degrees on a hinged node, a lift ram and a free-hanging hook block.
Cordon fence corner (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A right-angle cordon corner turning a taped line through 90 degrees, with ports on the west and south arms.
Sensor tripod (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 2 m survey tripod with footed legs, a spreader brace, an instrument head with a lens and a status lamp, a whip antenna and a battery case on the ground.
Cordon fence run (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 4 m cordon run: three footed posts, two tubular rails, a taped line and a blank warning plate. Ports at both ends so runs chain.
Scorched ground tile (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
An 8 m square ground tile with a 5 m burn disc and fourteen radiating scorch streaks. Deck surface at 0.5 m with edge ports so tiles chain in any direction.
Field tent (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 4.4 m ridge tent: a lofted fabric skin with vertical walls and a bowed ridge, external ridge pole, two uprights, four guys with ground pins and a rolled door flap.
Survey marker set (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
Six folded evidence markers with blank number plates, six flagged survey stakes, a banded ranging pole and a tape reel, arranged as a working set over a 4 m area.
Site floodlight rig (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A towable lighting tower: wheeled base with four outrigger feet, a generator housing, a two-stage telescopic mast and a crossbar carrying four lamp heads on a single hinged node.
Tarpaulin cover on a frame (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 5.3 m scaffold frame with a ridge bar and a sagging tarpaulin thrown over it, guyed to four ground pins, for covering a wreck piece in the open.
Charred tree stump (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 2 m burned tree stump snapped off above the roots: a tapered charred trunk with five splintered crown spikes, six buttress roots and a scorched soil pad.
Debris scatter cluster (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 6 m scatter of twenty two hull shards in two alloy finishes plus five twisted spars, laid flat as they fell for dressing a crash site.
Impact crater (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
An 18 m impact crater: a 12 m bowl 0.5 m deep inside a raised rim of thrown-up earth, with sixteen hull shards scattered over the rim. Ground surface matches the 0.5 m tile deck height.
Crash furrow end tile (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
The furrow tile with the trench fading out into a churned terminal spoil pile, for closing the end of a skid run.
Crash furrow ground tile (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
An 8 m square ground tile gouged by a craft skidding through it: a curved furrow with raised spoil bermed along both sides and shards left in the trench. Deck surface at 0.5 m with edge ports so tiles chain in any direction.
Fragment embedded in soil (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 2.4 m curved hull shard driven upright into a churned mound of earth, with a bent stringer and a torn dark panel still attached.
Detached landing leg (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A landing leg torn from its bay and lying on the ground: oleo strut, ankle joint, circular foot pad, the ripped mounting yoke that came away with it and two severed hydraulic lines.
Cutaway hull section (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 100 degree wedge cut from a scout hull and mounted on a steel cradle for study: outer and inner skins with their true wall thickness, three ring frames, six radial ribs, a deck plate and a glowing conduit run.
Internal frame piece (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 70 degree arc of internal hull frame: two ring frame tubes joined by five uprights, three snapped radial stringers and a remnant of outer skin still bolted to the outer face.
Large hull fragment (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 3 m piece of saucer rim torn from a 12 m disc: the machined rim edge, the panelled deck skin above it and the darker lower skin below, with the true hull wall thickness at every torn boundary and three snapped stringers still attached inside.
Torn outer panel section (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 2.4 m outer skin panel buckled by the impact: the plate is folded through two waves, its edges are ragged where the fasteners let go, the sheet has real thickness at the tear and three internal ribs are still riveted to the back.
Classic saucer craft, gear stowed (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
The same 12 m disc craft with its landing legs folded into the bays and the bay doors closed, resting on cradles or shown in flight.
Triangular craft (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 14 m black triangle: a rounded-corner delta planform with a hard chine, a shallow domed upper surface, raised piping panel divisions, a central ventral aperture, three recessed corner emitters on landing pads and a dorsal spine housing with a canopy strip.
Bio-organic pod craft (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 5.7 m seamless pod craft: a smooth boxed-oval hull with a dorsal ridge, four glowing gill vents on each flank, a ventral membrane window, a nose sensor node and three organic ground nubs instead of landing gear.