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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.
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5,621 free GLB models
Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 4.2 m shell and tube heat exchanger on two concrete saddles: a 1.24 m shell with dished and flanged heads, four flanged nozzles top and bottom, a vent standpipe and a blank rating plate.
AnimatedFeedwater Pump Set (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
Two horizontal feed pumps on a shared concrete plinth: each a motor with a guarded coupling driving a volute casing, with a flanged discharge riser, a suction bend and a side-mounted isolating handwheel.
AnimatedTurbine Shaft Line (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 5.2 m length of shaft line between two bearing pedestals: a 400 mm shaft with coupling flanges at both ends, a barring gear wheel, oil pipework with sight glasses, and the turning gear drive standing beside it.
Condenser (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 6 m surface condenser: a welded shell on a hotwell, a bolted water box at each end with a flanged circulating water branch, the exhaust neck and its expansion bellows on top, and the air offtake off one corner.
Turbo Generator Set (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 7 m turbo generator on its plinth: a ribbed stator body with end shields, a terminal box with three bushings, a cooler run down the back, an exciter on the outboard end, and a grating walkway with handrail down the operating side.
Turbine Casing (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 6.4 m horizontally split turbine casing on its concrete plinth: a tapered barrel with a bolted joint flange down each side, three steam belts, two extraction branches with flanges, and a bearing housing at each end.
Control Rod Stand (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A stand of five spare control rod clusters: 3.4 m absorber fingers hanging from their spiders in a bolted frame with two guide beams, on a footed base plate with a trefoil on the front.
Fuel Assembly on Cradle (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 4 m square fuel assembly lying on its handling cradle: a thirty six rod bundle with five spacer grids and both end nozzles, strapped across two bolsters on a wheeled frame with a lifting bail at one end.
AnimatedFuel Lifting Flask (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 1.7 m diameter shielded transfer flask 2.7 m tall: a finned body on a transport base, two lifting trunnions, a machined seal face and a bolted lid hinged at the back, with a trefoil on the flank.
Spent Fuel Storage Rack (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 1.56 m square storage rack for a fuel pond: thirty six neutron absorbing cells on a 260 mm pitch, 2.4 m deep, on a footed base plate with levelling pads and four lifting eyes.
AnimatedReactor Hall Gantry Crane (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 12 m span portal crane 9 m to the bridge: braced legs on rail trucks with access ladders, twin box girders with a grating walkway and handrail, and a crab carrying the rope drum and its motor.
AnimatedRefuelling Machine (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A portal refuelling machine on travelling trucks, 8 m between legs and 5.4 m to the bridge: twin girders with a grating walkway and handrail, a traversing trolley and a telescopic mast with a gripper hoist under it, plus an operator platform and ladder on one leg.
AnimatedCrane Hook Block (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A two sheave hook block set down on the floor under its rope: a plate body with side sheaves, a swivel hook with a safety catch and a painted badge on the cheek. The block runs up and down on its own node.
Reactor Vessel Head with Control Rod Drives (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 5.8 m reactor vessel head: a bolted flange with twenty four nuts, a domed shell, and thirty seven control rod drive mechanisms standing on it in four rings, tied by a seismic support ring, with four lifting lugs and a blank rating plate.
Reactor Cavity Ring (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
The concrete cavity the vessel sits in: a 7.2 m stepped pit 1.8 m proud of the floor with a 5 m bore, a machined seal ledge and twenty four hold-down studs round it, edge protection on two sides and a trefoil on the kerb.
AnimatedBlast Door (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A shielded blast door in a rebated steel frame: a 200 mm leaf on three knuckle hinges with a five spoke dogging wheel, four locking lugs down each stile and a trefoil badge at head height. It fits the doorway in the wall panel.
AnimatedAirlock Door Pair (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A personnel airlock: two glazed steel leaves 1.1 m apart in their own jamb frames, hung on opposite stiles with grab rails and vision panels, under a galvanised ceiling panel with an interlock lamp on it.
Stone Floor Tile (Vineyard and Winery)
Two metre flagstone floor module: six flags of four sizes bedded in grit, each laid a little proud of the bed so the joints read. Tiles edge to edge across a courtyard or a cellar floor.
Tasting Stool (Vineyard and Winery)
Round topped timber stool 765 mm tall on four splayed legs with two stretcher pairs, a dished seat and metal foot cups. Pulls up to the tasting counter.
Chalkboard (Vineyard and Winery)
Framed chalkboard 1.2 m wide on a folding easel leg, carrying abstract chalk marks only: three bars, two ticks and a ring, with a chalk resting on its ledge. Deliberately wordless, so it names nothing.
Tasting Glasses (Vineyard and Winery)
Oak tray 460 x 320 mm carrying six tasting glasses, each with a foot, a drawn stem and a tapered bowl; three of them hold a static pour. Sits on the tasting counter.
Spittoon (Vineyard and Winery)
Floor standing tasting spittoon 1.05 m tall: a weighted base, a column and a stainless funnel bowl with a rolled rim over a collecting body. The contents are static geometry.
Tasting Counter (Vineyard and Winery)
Three metre tasting counter: a coursed stone base with proud face stones, a thick oak top overhanging front and back on a shadow rail, three open bottles standing on it and a serving board at one end.
AnimatedRiddling Rack (Vineyard and Winery)
Timber riddling rack 1.4 m wide: an A frame of two leaning boards with sixty four bottle holes, unlabelled bottles set neck down in them, on four braced legs, so the whole frame tilts about its ridge.