Free models · Game-ready GLB
Historical
Every realistic 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.
962 free GLB models
Signal Flags (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Pair of two-colour semaphore flags standing in their bag.
Field Telephone (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Cased field telephone with a handset and magneto crank.
Letters Box (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Small banded box of mail with loose letters beside it.
Ration Tin (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Opened ration tin with a rolled lid, and a second tin beside it.
Greatcoat On Peg (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Heavy greatcoat hanging from a dugout peg.
Rum Jar (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Glazed stoneware jar with a stopper and blank label.
Canteen (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Felt-covered water canteen with a stopper and strap.
Gas Mask On Hook (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Period box respirator hung on a dugout hook.
Flare Pistol (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Brass signal pistol with three cartridges.
Grenade Box (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Banded timber grenade box with three grenades beside it.
Trench Periscope (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Box-and-mirror trench periscope on a timber body.
Trench Mortar (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Original short-barrelled trench mortar on a baseplate with bipod.
Machine Gun On Sled (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Original water-cooled machine gun on a sled mount with a condenser can.
Bolt Rifle With Bayonet (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Original period bolt-action rifle with a fixed bayonet, lying on its side.
Debris Field Tile (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Ground tile scattered with broken boards, cases and spent brass.
Broken Wire Run (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Cut and collapsed section of wire belt.
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.
Dud Shell (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Unexploded shell half buried nose-down in the mud.