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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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Lapilli Scatter Patch (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Two and a half metre patch of lapilli: the pea sized fall of cinders that settles over everything downwind of a vent, thick in the middle and thinning to nothing at the edge.
Roadside diner and motel stop (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A whole mid century roadside stop, laid out as a place rather than a lineup. The stainless diner car is built from shell modules with a streamlined nose, a glazed window wall and an entrance door, and it is deliberately left open topped with only the chrome roofline band as a...
Fish market and trawler quay at landing time (Fish Market and Trawler Quay)
A working fish quay in the middle of a landing. A steel stern trawler lies alongside in three sections with her wheelhouse, whaleback, gantry and net drum aboard and the stern ramp down over her slipway, held off by fender runs with a brow across to the quay. Ashore, the...
Market floor module with channel drain (Fish Market and Trawler Quay)
The 4 m square a fish market floor is laid from: a power floated slab falling to a central channel drain under its stainless grating, with a rodding eye in one corner, ported on the quay's own 4 m ground grid.
Quay edge module with ladder head (Fish Market and Trawler Quay)
The 4 m by 3 m edge of the quay: a steel faced coping along the lip, a yellow safety line set back from it, two recessed tie down pockets and the head of a wall ladder, with its curved grab stiles standing above the coping.
Harbour water module, 8 m (Fish Market and Trawler Quay)
An 8 m square of harbour water with a faint swell worked into its surface, for laying the basin around a berth. Ported on all four edges, so the water tiles out to meet the quay rather than leaving a hole in the ground.
Quay deck module, 4 m (Fish Market and Trawler Quay)
The plain 4 m square of a working quay: power floated concrete with saw cut joints and a cast in drain channel under its grating, ported on all four edges so a quay tiles to any size.
Steel trawler stern section with slipway (Fish Market and Trawler Quay)
The after 7 m of the hull, built the way a stern trawler really is: the deck is split by an open slipway trough running up from a raked transom, with rubbing rollers down its cheeks, a bulkhead at its head and the gallows posts and towing beam over the quarters.
Steel trawler bow section (Fish Market and Trawler Quay)
The forward 7 m of a steel stern trawler, modelled from the waterline up: a raked stem with its stem band and bow roller, rising sheer, flared topsides, bulwarks with freeing ports, the windlass and warping ends, and a stowed anchor in its pocket.
Steel trawler midship section (Fish Market and Trawler Quay)
The 7 m midship of the same hull: parallel topsides with the boot topping and sheer stripe, bulwarks and capping rails both sides, pound coamings down the working deck and two deck sockets, ready to take the wheelhouse and the hold hatch.
Cleanroom gowning suite (Science Laboratory and Cleanroom)
The cleanroom end on its own at room scale: a panelled enclosure of flush 1 m wall panels with a vision panel, a pass through hatch and the interlocked door pair into it, a run of gowning benches and lockers under the ceiling filter panels, the air shower to walk through, and...
Laboratory floor, open topped (Science Laboratory and Cleanroom)
A whole research laboratory and its cleanroom suite laid out on 2 m floor tiles and 2 m wall bays, deliberately left open topped so the camera and a walking player can see into every part of it. Along the back wall a seven module bench run turns a corner on its corner unit...
Island Village Square and Harbour (Greek Island Village and Harbour)
A whitewashed island village standing over its fishing harbour. A terrace of six blocks runs along the back of the square, three widths of cube house with blue shutters, a taverna front under its canvas awning and a corner block turning the east end, with a roof terrace,...
Offshore platform, main deck (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A working fixed offshore platform seen at deck level: a braced steel jacket standing in the sea under a continuous 48 by 36 m grated deck, with the wellbay let into it and three christmas trees and the preventer stack standing in it. The drill floor carries the rotary table,...
Cutaway Plant Floor (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 48 by 32 m station floor built from the pack's own 4 m slabs and shown as a cutaway: there is no roof over the halls and no wall across the front, so the reactor hall, the control room and the turbine hall are all looked straight down into and walked through. At the back...
Cable Tray Run (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 4 m bay of ladder cable tray on two stanchions at 2.8 m: pressed side rails with rungs on 300 mm centres and three cable bundles lying in it. End ports run it across a plant floor.
Cable Tray Corner (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
The cable tray turned through a right angle on two stanchions, for taking a run round a corner of the plant floor.
Bus Duct Riser (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
The bus duct bay with a riser dropping off one end to a cubicle top, with its link box and floor flange, for taking a run down to switchgear.
Bus Duct Run (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 4 m bay of enclosed bus duct on its own stanchions at 3 m: a galvanised casing with bolted joint covers, an inspection panel, phase marking beads and a blank tag. End ports run it across a plant floor.
AnimatedMain Steam Pipe Run with Valves (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
The pipe gallery bay with two flanged gate valves in it, each with a side-mounted stem and a spoked handwheel that turns, for breaking a run where it needs isolating.
Main Steam Pipe Run (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 4 m bay of pipe gallery standing on its own floor stands: a 680 mm lagged main at 2.2 m with a smaller feed line and a copper service line beside it, saddle clamped at each stand. End ports run the gallery across a plant floor.
Spent Fuel Pond Corner (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
The pond bay with a second coping kerb and handrail down its side edge, for closing the end of a pond. Its two ports face along each kerb.
Spent Fuel Pond Edge (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 4 m bay of spent fuel pond: a concrete coping kerb along one edge with a handrail and a trefoil badge, a skimmer weir let into it, the lined floor of the basin and the water surface 240 mm down. End ports run it into a pond of any size.
Handrail Run (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A 4 m run of plant handrail: a 48 mm top rail and a knee rail on three flanged posts, with a toe plate along the bottom and a painted band at each post. End ports run it round a floor edge.