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Every horror model below is a self-contained .glb under 5 MB, released under CC0 1.0 so it can be used and modified 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.
121 free GLB models
Apse (Vampire Crypt and Gothic Cathedral)
Five-sided apse shell, 8 m high with a half-conical roof to 11.6 m, glazed lancets in every facet and radial buttresses; the open face is centred on the origin and faces -X.
Rose Window Wall (Vampire Crypt and Gothic Cathedral)
West front gable wall, 8.8 m wide and 15.9 m high, with a real pointed portal opening (3 m clear), traceried rose window, two flanking lancets and corner buttresses topped by pinnacles.
Buttress (Vampire Crypt and Gothic Cathedral)
Stepped wall buttress, 7 m tall, with two sloped set-offs and a gabled cap; the back face sits on the wall line z=0.
Flying Buttress (Vampire Crypt and Gothic Cathedral)
Flying buttress: 6 m outer pier with pinnacle and a quarter-arch flyer rising to the nave wall at x=0, 8.2 m high.
Pointed Arch (Vampire Crypt and Gothic Cathedral)
Freestanding 4 m pointed arcade arch, 6 m high, on two shafted piers with a bone voussoir band.
Aisle Bay (Vampire Crypt and Gothic Cathedral)
4 m aisle outer wall bay, 5 m high, with a glazed lancet window, exterior half-buttresses at each joint and bone coping.
Aisle Bay Door (Vampire Crypt and Gothic Cathedral)
Aisle wall bay with a 1.5 m pointed doorway and a hinged plank door leaf.
Nave Bay (Vampire Crypt and Gothic Cathedral)
4 m nave arcade bay, 8 m high: pointed 3.2 m arcade opening, blind triforium band, real clerestory lancet with stained glass, clustered half-piers at each joint.
Nave Bay Blind (Vampire Crypt and Gothic Cathedral)
Solid 4 m nave bay with a blind pointed arch for tower and end positions.
Attic hatch floor (Paranormal Investigation House)
Two-metre timber floor surrounds a real 0.9 by 1.2 metre opening for the attic ladder.
Basement floor slab (Paranormal Investigation House)
Thick poured-concrete slab with exposed service-edge channels.
Ceramic floor tile (Paranormal Investigation House)
Sixteen ceramic squares form a visible recessed grout grid.
Oak floor tile (Paranormal Investigation House)
Eight separate oak boards span a two-metre structural floor tile.
Carpet floor tile (Paranormal Investigation House)
Thick carpet inset above a structural floor panel.
Stair landing (Paranormal Investigation House)
Two-metre timber landing with a rear guard rail.
Fuse box wall (Paranormal Investigation House)
Recessed breaker bank sits behind a named metal service door.
Fireplace wall (Paranormal Investigation House)
Brick fireplace opening with dark fireback, grate and timber mantel.
Bathroom tiled wall (Paranormal Investigation House)
Ceramic bathroom wainscot uses horizontal trim courses on a full wall.
Kitchen wall with cabinet (Paranormal Investigation House)
Pair of pivoted wall-cabinet doors above an open counter-height wall.
Hallway arch (Paranormal Investigation House)
Rounded arch opening passes through a thick plaster partition.
Panelled interior door (Paranormal Investigation House)
Named panelled timber door with brass hardware inside a painted frame.
Interior plaster wall (Paranormal Investigation House)
Cream plaster partition with painted skirting and cornice.
Covered porch module (Paranormal Investigation House)
Timber deck with two posts, side balusters and an attached flat canopy.
Clapboard corner (Paranormal Investigation House)
Two sided wall runs meet with an external corner board.