Free models · Game-ready GLB
Historical
Every historical 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.
815 free GLB models
Listening Post (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Small sandbagged listening post pushed out from the line.
Marker Cross (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Timber grave cross with a blank plate and a helmet.
Mud Pool Tile (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Four-metre tile of churned mud pitted with water-filled hollows.
Wrecked Early Tank (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Original rhomboid-hull early tank, derelict and nose-down with a thrown track.
Ruined Wall (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Broken brick wall with a ragged top and fallen rubble.
Wire Entanglement Straight (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Belt of barbed wire strained between angled pickets.
Shell Crater (Flooded) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Flooded shell crater holding standing water.
Shell Crater (Large) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Large shell crater with spoil and broken timber in the bowl.
Splintered Tree (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Shell-shattered tree stump with a splintered crown.
Knife Rest (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Portable wire obstacle on crossed timber trestles.
Wire Entanglement Corner (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Right-angle turn in a barbed wire belt.
Observation Loophole (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Sandbagged observation post with an armoured loophole plate.
Trench Latrine (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Screened latrine with a boarded seat and a bucket.
Signal Dugout (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Boarded signal dugout with sets, cable runs and blank message sheets.
Shell Crater (Small) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Small shell crater with a chalk spoil lip.
Ammunition Bay (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Boarded recess stacked with ammunition boxes and shells.
Aid Post (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Timbered aid post with a stretcher trestle and dressings shelf.
Telephone Recess (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Timbered recess in a trench cheek holding a field telephone.
Kitchen Shelter (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Open-fronted cookhouse with a brick range and a flue.
Blanket Door (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Heavy blanket hung across a dugout mouth, half drawn back.
