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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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9,111 free GLB models
Savanna Ground Module, Dust (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 6 m square of bare red savanna dust 0.12 m thick, with five flat patches of low scrub and a few embedded stones. Edge ports on all four sides tile it into a continuous ground with the track, riverbed and water hole modules.
Savanna Ground Module, Dry Grass (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
The same 6 m ground module in the second tone: bleached dry grass instead of bare dust, for laying a patchwork of the two across a plot. The geometry is unchanged.
Thatch Roof Section (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 2.4 m bay of thatched pitch on its purlins and two posts, falling 0.9 m over a 3 m span. Bays chain edge to edge on the start and end ports to roof a boma, a store or a veranda of any length. Static geometry.
Raised Walkway with Rope Handrail (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 2.4 m bay of raised camp walkway: a 1.1 m boarded deck 0.4 m off the dust on four posts, with two runs of rope handrail through the post heads. Bays chain end to end on the start and end ports to link the tents to the fire. The rope is solid geometry and does not move.
Timber Deck Module (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 2.4 m square boarded deck on stump piers and two bearers, standing 0.50 m to the walking surface. Edge ports on all four sides tile it out under a tent, a dining area or a lodge front. Static geometry.
Steppe Field Station (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A radio astronomy field station laid on its own ground: a nine metre dish, a six metre dish and a three metre dish across the back of the plot at three different pointings, a fourth mount going up on its traverse rails beside them with the pedestal, counterweight and feed...
Village smithy, open fronted, with forge, anvil and armoury bench (Blacksmith Forge and Armoury)
A working blacksmith's shop 16 m by 12 m, open fronted on purpose so the whole floor can be seen and walked: timber framed walls on three sides, a shop front of a shutter counter and two open bays with the cart entrance left clear beside them, and no roof over the working...
Dispensary bench, mid job (Pharmacy and High Street Chemist)
The dispensary alone at room scale, open topped: the bench wall with its sink, the labelling printer, dispensing balance, counting tray and spatula, blister tray, mortar and measuring cylinders laid out along it, the bagging station and containers ready, the prescription...
High street chemist shop (Pharmacy and High Street Chemist)
A whole chemist laid from 2 m floor tiles and 2 m wall bays, built open topped so a walkthrough can see into it: the suspended ceiling is used only over the strip along the back wall, and every other room is complete but unroofed. The shopfront is ten glazed bays with the...
Lava field at the foot of the volcano (Volcano and Lava Fields)
A walkable volcanic field 40 m by 28 m at the foot of a cone, with the cone itself rising behind it in three rows of flank modules to a crater rim 7.6 m up. An open lava channel comes down off the flank from a fountaining vent, runs two straights and turns east through an...
AnimatedGas Monitor Box (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Four hundred millimetre gas monitoring case on a short stand: an orange instrument box with a lifting lid, a sampling intake, a blank readout panel and its battery pack strapped beside it.
AnimatedSample Crate (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Seven hundred millimetre timber sample crate with a hinged lid, corner irons and a padded tray of rock sample pots inside, the box a survey team carries specimens off the field in.
Warning Sign With A Blank Face (Volcano and Lava Fields)
One point seven metre hazard sign on a steel post in a rock filled foot: a triangular plate with an orange border and a plain face, left blank so a consumer can put their own artwork on it.
Heat Suit On A Stand (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Aluminised proximity suit on a steel drying stand: hood with a dark visor, jacket, over trousers and gauntlets hung to air, with the boots stood on the tray below.
AnimatedTripod Sensor Mast (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Two metre instrument tripod: three braced steel legs on rock feet carrying a mast, a gas and temperature sensor box, a blank solar panel and a spinning cup head at the top.
AnimatedSeismometer Hut (Volcano and Lava Fields)
One point eight metre instrument hut on a rock plinth: a clad steel cabin with a swinging door, a vented gable, a cable gland at the back and the seismometer pier inside on its own footing.
Survey Marker Post (Volcano and Lava Fields)
One and a quarter metre survey marker: a squared timber post in a rock filled base with an orange cap band and a blank metal plate for a station number, left on the field between visits.
Rope Bridge Over A Fissure (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Six and a half metre rope bridge across a fissure: a plank deck slung from two hand ropes between braced timber A frames, with the sag modelled into the deck and the ropes.
Burnt Tree Stump (Volcano and Lava Fields)
One metre stump of a tree burnt off by a passing flow: a charred splintered trunk on a root flare, black through and through, standing in a ring of ash.
Charred Log (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Three metre fallen trunk burnt black: a cracked charcoal surface over a broken end, the branch stubs snapped off short and one side pressed into the ash it fell in.
Rockfall Pile (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Two and a half metre pile of fallen rock: angular basalt blocks heaped as they came off a face, the big ones at the bottom and the fines washed into the gaps.
Boulder Set (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Three separate volcanic boulders on one base, from 0.8 m to 1.6 m, weathered grey outside and dusted with ash, for breaking up open ground.
Pumice Heap (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Two metre heap of pumice: pale frothy blocks so full of gas bubbles they would float, drifted together in a hollow with a fine gravel of the same rock around them.
Lava Bomb Impact Crater (Volcano and Lava Fields)
Three metre impact pit in soft ash with the bomb still sitting in the bottom of it: a raised rim of thrown material, radial splash rays and the block half buried at the centre.