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Every modern 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.
2,263 free GLB models
Grass verge tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2.5 by 5 m kerbed verge on the bay grid: a precast kerb along one long edge with a planted strip behind it and three low shrub masses, for the islands between a car park and a lorry park.
Lorry parking bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 3.5 by 12 m marked lorry bay: the long bay a tractor unit and trailer stands in overnight, with the line on the left edge, the head line across the back and a dashed edge down the offside.
Delivery bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The service yard delivery bay: the same 3.5 by 12 m slab with amber hatching across it and a blank keep clear panel at the head, for the bay a delivery lorry backs onto behind the building.
Pedestrian crossing tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The crossing module on the same 2.5 by 5 m grid: painted stripes along the walked direction with a give way line at each end, for the route from the entrance across the car park.
Family bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The family bay: the same module with amber hatching down both sides for the door clearance a child seat needs, and a blank pictogram at the head.
Accessible bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The accessible bay: the same module with a coloured bay surface and a blank wheelchair pictogram built from painted blocks, for the bays nearest the entrance.
EV charging bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The charging bay: the same module with the bay surface painted in the house colour and a blank plug pictogram at the head, for the bays a charging post serves.
Car parking bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2.5 by 5 m marked car parking bay on the same slab as every other ground module in the pack: the white line on the left edge and the head line across the back, so a row of them reads correctly and no two tiles paint one line twice.
Concourse paving tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2 m precast paving module on half the bay grid, for the concourse floor inside and the pedestrian apron outside. The joint strips stand proud on two edges only, so a laid field never paints one joint twice in the same plane.
Amenity facade bay, solid (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The blank flank bay: a rendered panel between the same pilasters with a recessed louvre vent and an accent kick band, for the sides and the back of the building and the stretches a frontage does not glaze.
Amenity facade bay, glazed (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2 m glazed frontage bay for the amenity building: clad pilasters with accent reveals, a precast plinth, a full height curtain wall pane in a steel frame and a blank illuminated fascia band over it. Couple the bays on their jambs for a frontage of any width.
Pitched roof section (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
One 2 m module of a duo pitched roof spanning the building 8.4 m front to back: two membrane slopes to a capped ridge, accent eaves fascias, gutters on both sides and a ceiling deck underneath so an assembled building is closed overhead.
AnimatedEntrance lobby bay, automatic doors (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The entrance bay: the same 2 m shell with a lined opening, a head track, a transom light and two automatic glazed leaves that part sideways in the track. Place two side by side for the full width entrance a services building has.
AnimatedScene Dock Door Module (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The 2 m wall module with the scene dock opening in it: a 1.4 by 3 m braced dock door on a boarded frame with a long gilt pull, tall and wide enough for a scenery flat to go through.
Lighting Bar with Lanterns (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
A 4 m lighting bar with four lanterns hung under it on hook clamps: rectangular bodies with lenses and barn doors, a cable run tied along the bar and three hanging lines above it.
Aisle Carpet Tile (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
A 2 m square of house carpet: crimson pile with a woven border and four gilt lozenges on it, for the aisles, the cross gangways and the foyer side of the auditorium.
Backstage Floor Tile (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The same 2 m floor tile as bare boards: a painted timber deck with its joints, for the wings, the scene dock and the dressing room corridor.
Control Box Window Frame (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The 2 m wall module with the control box window in it: a 1.4 by 0.9 m opening at 2 m on a boarded frame with a deep cill, gilt beads and the lit box behind it.
AnimatedExit Sign and Door Module (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The 2 m wall module with a 1.5 m pair of exit doors in it: crimson leaves on a boarded frame with push bars and kick plates, under a lit exit box carrying an abstract bar and arrow rather than any wording.
Orchestra Pit Rail (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
A 2 m run of brass pit rail: two standards on plates carrying a top and mid rail with a dark mesh infill and a boarded kerb at the foot, for the edge between the stalls and the pit.
House Wall Module (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The 2 by 4.6 m wall the auditorium and the backstage are built from: cream plaster over a crimson dado with a gilt rail, and a shallow pilaster with a gilt cap up the face.
Circle Balcony Front Section (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
A 3 m section of circle front: a bowed plaster face with gilt bands top and bottom and three crimson panels, a carpeted soffit 1.4 m deep behind it and a brass rail on two standards above.
Aisle Step Module (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The 1.2 m aisle step that runs up the side of a seating bank: the same 1 m tread and 250 mm riser as a stalls row, with a gilt nosing, a carpet runner and a step light let into the riser.
AnimatedDoor Flat (Theatre Stage and Backstage)
The same 1.2 by 3.6 m flat with a 820 by 2050 mm doorway in it and a panelled door hung in the opening on a gilt knob, so a run of flats has a way on and off.