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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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7,478 free GLB models
Grow tray, freshly sown (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 1.2 m by 0.8 m stainless growing tray at the start of a cycle: forty rockwool plugs sown out on their grid and nothing above the surface yet. The first of three crop states of the same tray.
Aeroponic mist chamber (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A sealed aeroponic root chamber 1.6 m by 1 m on a stand, with a hinged access door, two misting lines on their manifold inside, a bare root curtain hanging from the lid grid and a collection sump with a return fitting.
Deep water culture tray (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A deep water culture tank on a stainless stand: a 1.8 m by 0.9 m pond 300 mm deep with the solution surface modelled, a white floating raft drilled on a 300 mm grid, twelve heads of lettuce in it and an air line down one side.
Grow rack end frame (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The closing end frame for a rack row: two uprights, three tier rails, a diagonal brace and a blank row plate, 1 m deep and 2.55 m tall, ported on one face so it caps a run of bays.
Nutrient film channel run, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m nutrient film bench: four white NFT channels falling gently to a return manifold on a stainless stand at 0.85 m, planted with lettuce on a 250 mm pitch, with the feed pipe and drain elbow modelled at both ends.
Three tier grow rack bay, propagation plugs (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The 2 m growing bay set up for propagation: twenty four rockwool plugs a tier under the LED bars, each with a seedling just through, which is what the first week of a crop cycle looks like.
Three tier grow rack bay, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Empty three tier growing rack 2 m wide and 1 m deep, 2.55 m tall: a stainless frame with cross braced back, perforated tier decks, a pair of magenta LED grow bars over each tier, and a middle tray on runners that pulls out.
Three tier grow rack bay, planted with pak choi (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The 2 m growing bay planted with upright pak choi, whose pale stems and steep leaves give a row of racks a second crop shape without a second model family. Three planted tiers, middle tray on runners.
Three tier grow rack bay, planted with lettuce (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same 2 m growing bay with all three tiers planted: twelve heads of loose leaf lettuce a tier, spaced on the real 300 mm pitch so the tray reads as separate plants from above. The middle tray still pulls out with its crop.
Winch handle rack (Marina and Yacht Club)
Club winch handle rack 1.2 m wide: a teak board with eight numbered pockets left blank, six handles in place, a shelf of shackle keys and a lower rail of tail bags, for the bottom of a clubhouse stair.
Chart table (Marina and Yacht Club)
Club race room chart table 1.4 m by 0.9 m: a teak top with a raised fiddle, a chart drawer under it, a navy tide board on the back, dividers and a parallel rule on the top and a shelf of rolled charts. The drawer opens.
Sail bag stack (Marina and Yacht Club)
Stack of six sailmaker's bags on a pallet: navy and white cloth bags of different sizes with drawstring tops, webbing handles and blank label patches, as sails wait in a yard or a club loft.
Storage Chest (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A timber storage chest on a low stone plinth, 1.24 m wide, with a plank lid hinged along its back edge and a stone catch on the front.
Grinding Stone (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A rocker grinding stone: a dished bed stone on a block base with the curved muller resting in it and the ground meal beside it. The muller rocks; nothing else moves.
Folded Blanket (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A folded woven blanket 720 mm across in four layers, banded in the dyed thread the pack shares. Woven cloth is solid geometry and never drapes or moves.
Spindle And Wool Basket (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A drop spindle with its clay whorl leaning against a basket of spun wool, 700 mm across the group.
Upright Loom (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
An upright timber loom 1.9 m wide with the warp strung between two beams and a woven band growing on it. The cloth beam turns; the cloth itself is a solid plate and does not drape.
Woven Basket Set (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
Three woven storage baskets as one placement, the largest 680 mm across, two in natural grass and one dyed. The weave is modelled as banding rather than textured.
Jar Rack (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A timber jar rack 1.7 m wide on two shelves with two jars standing in it, for a store or a yard wall.
Water Jar Large (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
A fired clay water jar just over a metre tall with two lug handles, three painted bands and a lifting lid. The lid is the only moving part.
Water Jar Small (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
The smallest of the three jars at 360 mm, for drawing and pouring.
Water Jar Medium (Andean Terraces and Stone Village)
The same fired clay jar at 620 mm, carried rather than stored, and open at the neck.
Ground Support Electronics Rack (Rocket Launch Pad and Gantry)
A 2.3 m ground support electronics rack: a floor standing cabinet with seven instrument panels, indicator caps and blank readout strips, a hinged front door and castors at the base.
Firing Room Console (Rocket Launch Pad and Gantry)
A 3.2 m firing room console: a desk on two pedestals with a raked control panel, three keypad blocks with indicator caps and three blank screens on a back rail. Every screen and panel face is deliberately blank.