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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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4,412 free GLB models
Bar Stool (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 1.06 m bar stool: a timber seat at 790 mm on a steel column with a footring and a weighted base, and a red back rail on two posts behind it. Sized to the high table and the bar stall counter. Static.
Picnic Bench (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 1.8 m picnic bench: a four slat timber top at 780 mm on two splayed steel A frames with a tie bar between them, and a fixed bench plank down each side at 490 mm. Seats about six. Static timber and steel; nothing folds.
High Table (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 1.12 m poseur table: a round timber top 1.04 m across on a steel column and a weighted charcoal base, with a steel rim under the top. The height a market crowd eats standing at. Static.
Market Floor Tile Cobble (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
The same 4 m floor module in setts: a charcoal bed with twenty five raised stones in two greys on it, for the older half of a market square or the strip a run of trucks parks on. Same four edge ports and the same 100 mm datum as the paved tile.
Market Floor Tile (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 4 x 4 m paved market floor tile: a 100 mm concrete slab with a charcoal joint cross and an inset joint round the edge, so a run of tiles reads as paving rather than as one flat sheet. Four edge ports; tiles butt into a yard of any size.
Market Parasol (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 2.7 m parasol on a weighted base: an eight panel red canopy on steel ribs with a scalloped hem, a cap and a finial. Sized to shade a high table or the end of a picnic bench. The canopy is rigid and cannot be closed.
Stall Number Sign (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 2.2 m pitch number sign on a cast base: a red plate with a yellow number panel and a charcoal name strip under it. The number is a painted block, not readable text, so one model serves every pitch on a market. Static.
Chalkboard A Frame (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 1.05 m pavement A frame: two chalk panels in timber frames leaned together with a steel spreader bar between them, three painted chalk lines on each face. The hinge is solid and the frame does not fold, because the two panels share no node a rigid transform could drive.
String Light Run on Poles (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 6 m bay of festoon lighting: a 3.6 m steel pole on a base plate with a cross arm, and a sagging cord of eight bulbs leaving it. Bays butt pole to span so a row of them lights a whole market. The cord is rigid and the bulbs do not emit light.
Menu Board on Legs (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 1.5 m menu board at 1.95 m on two steel legs with footplates: a charcoal panel with a red header strip and five painted price lines under it, plus a timber shelf along the bottom edge. The lines are painted blocks, not readable text. Static.
Stall Counter Module (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 2 m serving counter module at 950 mm: a timber fascia with a kick recess and a yellow rail, a steel worktop overhanging it and two feet set in from the ends so modules butt into a run of any length. End ports on both ends.
Wok and Crepe Station (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 2 m wok and crepe station: a stainless counter with two sunken wok wells and their pans, a round crepe plate between them, an ingredient shelf on the back uprights with five squeeze bottles and a green header board. Everything on it is static.
Bar Stall with Taps (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 2.4 m bar stall: a timber counter with a steel tap font of three taps over a drip tray, two back shelves of bottles on the uprights and a red header board. The taps, the bottles and the glassware are static solids.
Trestle Stall Red Awning (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
The trestle stall with its awning, valance and cloth in the second market colour, red instead of green, so a run of stalls beside one another never repeats. The geometry and the produce trays are unchanged.
Market Stall Frame Bare (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
The same 3 m gazebo reduced to its frame: four legs on footplates, the eaves frame and the rafters, with no canopy, sheets, counter or board, so a developer can dress the pitch with the pack counter modules, awnings and signage of their own choosing.
AnimatedGrill Stall with Hood (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 2.2 m grill station: a charcoal counter with a recessed griddle bed under seven steel bars, a warming plate at one end, a stainless extractor hood on two uprights with a flue, and a red header board. The hood fan spins; the flue, the bars and the burners are static.
Trestle Stall with Awning (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 2.6 m trestle stall: a timber table on two A frames with a cloth to the ground, three trays of produce on the top, a back frame with a painted name board and a green flat awning on two struts over the front with a valance. The fabric is rigid and does not flap.
Gazebo Stall with Canopy (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 3 m square pop up gazebo pitch: four steel legs on footplates, an eaves frame with rafters to the ridge, a red pitched canopy with a scalloped valance, a back and two side sheets, a timber serving counter across the front and a painted name board over it.
AnimatedStreet Food Tuk Tuk (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 3.4 m three wheeled food tuk tuk: a domed cab with a screen and a fabric canopy on hoops, an open timber cargo deck with side boards, and a fold down serving board across the tail. Three wheels roll; the canopy, the screen and the fork are rigid.
AnimatedChiller Trailer (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 3.4 m insulated chiller trailer: a white box on a single axle with a drawbar and steadies, a red stripe and a green livery panel down both sides, a refrigeration unit on the front wall and two tail doors, the right hand one on its own hinge. The left leaf is static.
AnimatedIce Cream Van (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 5.2 m ice cream van: a glazed cab, a tall box body with a fixed glazed serving window and a timber counter over the kerb side, and a cone on a plinth on the roof. The serving window is solid glazing rather than a hatch, so only the four wheels move.
AnimatedPizza Trailer with Chimney (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 3.6 m towed pizza trailer: a box body on a single axle with a drawbar, a jockey wheel and two corner steadies, a 1.6 m serving hatch with a counter and an awning, and a steel oven flue with a cowl through the roof. The wheels roll and the hatch lifts.
AnimatedCoffee Van (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 4.8 m panel van converted to a coffee bar: a low glazed cab, a 1.5 m serving aperture in the kerb side with a counter lip and an awning, and a roof header board. Shorter and lower than the food truck, so a pitch can take both. Four rolling wheels and a lifting hatch.
AnimatedFood Truck Serving Open (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
The same food truck with its serving hatch already propped open over the counter, for dressing a market that is trading. The hatch pose is baked into the geometry so it ships open and stays open; the wheels still roll.