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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.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
2,263 free GLB models
Site Fence Panel (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
A 4 m welded mesh security fence panel on its post: galvanised mesh between top and bottom rails with a barbed top rail, ported left and right so a run closes round a compound.
Access Track Curve (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
The quarter turn in the access track, sweeping from the north edge of the tile to the east edge on the same running width, so a haul route can bend round a turbine base.
Access Track Straight (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
An 8 m tile of compacted gravel access track on grass, wide enough for the delivery vehicles, ported on all four edges so it drops straight into the ground tile grid.
Gravel Ground Tile (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
The same 8 m module finished as compacted gravel hardstanding, for the compound, the crane pad and the working areas around the plant.
Site Ground Tile (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
An 8 m square of rough site grass with tussocks and loose stones, ported on all four edges so any number tile into the field a wind or solar farm stands on.
Dc Cable Tray Corner (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
A right angle corner in the DC cable tray, turning a run from the row into the inverter: the same ladder section and deck height as the straight, ported on both legs.
Dc Cable Tray Straight (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
A 2 m run of DC cable tray on stub posts: a galvanised ladder tray with its rungs, carrying a bundled cable loom, ported at both ends so runs chain across a site.
Solar Panel Module (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
One ground mounted photovoltaic module on its own steel frame, tilted 28 degrees on four feet, with the junction box behind it. Ported left and right so any number repeat into an array row.
Turbine Tower Base Section (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
The bottom 4.4 m can of a turbine tower: a white tapered section on its charcoal flange, with the access doorway, an internal ladder strip and the bolted top flange left open for the next section.
AnimatedTurbine Access Door Panel (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
The access door panel from a turbine tower base: a white wall section with a steel canopy, warning plates and a grey steel leaf that swings open on its own hinge node.
AnimatedRoller shutter door module, 4 m (Car Repair Garage and MOT Workshop)
Full height workshop entrance module: a 3.2 m by 3.2 m opening in a clad surround, charcoal guide channels, yellow impact posts, a shutter hood and a slatted blue curtain that lifts clear of the opening.
Inspection pit bay section, 4 m (Car Repair Garage and MOT Workshop)
Four metre bay section with an inspection pit through it: concrete either side of a 0.96 m shaft, a yellow painted edge stripe, a galvanised lip angle, two recessed pit lights and the open shaft below, joining end to end with the next section.
Workshop floor tile, plain, 4 m (Car Repair Garage and MOT Workshop)
The same 4 m concrete floor module without the painted bay outline, for walkways, the tyre bay and the reception corner. Identical edge ports, so it lays into the same grid.
Workshop floor tile with bay markings, 4 m (Car Repair Garage and MOT Workshop)
Power floated concrete floor module 4 m square and 120 mm thick, with a painted safety yellow bay outline standing 5 mm proud of the slab and edge ports on all four sides.
Workshop wall panel module, 4 m (Car Repair Garage and MOT Workshop)
Ribbed steel cladding panel 4 m wide and 2.8 m tall on a concrete plinth, with a capping rail, side ports on the centre line and a top port for the glazed strip that courses above it.
Workshop window strip module, 4 m (Car Repair Garage and MOT Workshop)
Glazed clerestory course 4 m wide and 1.2 m tall with charcoal mullions, sill and head, built to sit on the wall panel's top port and carry the run up to 4 m.
Shop facade bay, glazed, amber livery (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The glazed shopfront bay in the amber house colour, matching the amber canopy and totem. Geometry and ports are identical to the green bay.
Shop floor tile (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m square of shop floor on the bay grid: a vinyl field with a proud jointing border and a centre inlay, sized so a floor and a roof are the same count of modules.
Shop wall panel (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m lined internal wall module at full bay height, with a skirting and a picture rail in the accent colour. Couple them on their stiles for the back of house wall and internal partitions.
Shop roof panel (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m square membrane roof deck module on the same grid as the facade bays, dark against the walls with one wide standing seam across it. Lay a field of them just below the signband so the band reads as the parapet round the roof.
Shop facade bay, solid (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The blank flank bay: a rendered panel between the same pilasters with a recessed louvre vent and a kick band, for the sides and back of the shop and for the stretches a shopfront does not glaze.
AnimatedShop facade bay, entrance (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The entrance bay: the same 1.5 m shell with a lined opening, a transom light and a glazed door on a real hinge with a full height pull. The leaf swings out on its left stile.
Shop facade bay, glazed (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m glazed shopfront bay: pilasters with accent reveals, a precast cill, a full height pane in a steel frame, a spandrel panel and a blank signband over it. Couple the bays on their jambs to build a shop of any width.
Forecourt canopy section, amber livery (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The same canopy bay in the amber house colour, for a second operator on the same road or a station rebranded mid project. Geometry, ports and clearance are identical to the green section.