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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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4,072 free GLB models
AnimatedShop door module (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
The 1.5 m by 3 m shop wall with a half glazed teal door on a real hinge: a tiled dado, a stainless threshold, a transom light and a steel push bar. Couples to the plain wall module on its stiles.
Shop floor tile (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
A 1.5 m square of grey safety vinyl on the same grid as the walls, with proud welded seams on all four edges so a field of them reads as laid floor rather than one flat plane.
Shop wall panel module (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
The 1.5 m by 3 m shop and plant wall: white glazed tile to a 1.05 m dado on both faces with proud courses and perpends, a coved skirting, a teal capping and a plaster bead under the ceiling line.
AnimatedGarment conveyor rail unit, warm run (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
The loaded unit with the garments recoloured into the warm half of the palette, so a long run of rail does not repeat the same four colours down the shop. Geometry, ports and clips are identical.
AnimatedGarment conveyor rail unit, loaded (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
A 1.6 m bay of the powered rail a cleaner stores finished work on: two posts, a head channel with a teal band, the rail at 2.0 m with seven carrier hooks, a chain drive wheel on the left post and seven bagged garments hanging from it.
Drop off counter module (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
The same body and the same ports without the pay point: a teal lay down pad for incoming work, a bagging hoop with two covered garments on it and a spike of blank job tickets, which is what a run repeats between till modules.
AnimatedGarment conveyor rail unit, part loaded (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
The same unit with three garments left on it, for the end of a run, a collected bay or a shop part way through a busy afternoon. Identical geometry, ports and drive wheel to the loaded unit.
AnimatedService counter module with till and card reader (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
The 1.2 m pay point of the counter run: an enamelled carcass on a charcoal plinth with a teal fascia and a stainless deck, carrying a register on a raised plate, a customer display on a stub column, a card reader on a gooseneck and a cash drawer on runners.
Site mesh fence gate, 4 m, standing open (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
The same 4 m fence module built as the vehicle gate with its leaf swung back against the run: a hinge post, a latch post with a keep and a drop bolt socket, and the mesh leaf standing open across 75 degrees so the drive reads as open.
Site mesh fence panel, 4 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Welded mesh boundary fence module 4 m wide and 2.1 m tall: galvanised mesh in a charcoal frame between two posts on precast concrete feet, with a green site notice plate bolted to one post and side ports on the centre line.
Material bay divider wall, 4 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Precast push wall 4 m long and 2.4 m tall for dividing a transfer yard into material bays: a tapered concrete panel on a wide foot with a charcoal impact kerb, a yellow high visibility top band and end ports so bays repeat.
Tipping bay wall block, 2 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Precast concrete barrier block 2 m long and 0.9 m tall for the edge of a tipping bay: a tapered body on a wide foot, a yellow high visibility band along the top and a charcoal impact kerb, with end ports so a run repeats.
Recycling yard ground tile, 4 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Heavy duty concrete yard module 4 m square and 100 mm thick with saw cut joints running each way, laid so its top face is the running surface, with edge ports on all four sides so a whole transfer yard repeats from it.
Marked queue lane ground tile, 4 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
The same 4 m yard module painted as a queue lane to the weighbridge: two yellow lane lines standing 6 mm proud of the slab, a directional arrow between them and a charcoal hold line across the head of the tile.
Mud tracked yard tile, 4 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
The same 4 m yard module with dried mud trodden across it: three spread patches standing a few millimetres proud of the slab and two wheel ruts run through them, for the bay mouths and the loader's working line.
Raised skip platform section, 4 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Public tipping platform module 4 m wide and 3 m deep with its deck 1.2 m up: steel chequer deck on a charcoal portal frame, a yellow tipping kerb along the front edge, a two rail guard along the back and side ports on the deck line.
Corner stall unit (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The square unit that turns a row through 90 degrees: canopies on both open faces, an L of boarded counter round the corner with a mitred timber top in the knee, and the same posts, valance and head frame as the straight stall.
Stall counter module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The 1.5 m boarded counter a trader couples into any length of frontage: a timber trestle frame with a red boarded front, a 0.95 m deck with a back upstand and an undershelf of blank paper bags and cartons.
Open stall unit, blue livery (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same stall with its counter boarding and valance in the hall's blue livery under the same striped canopy, so neighbouring pitches in one row are told apart at a glance.
Open stall unit with counter and canopy (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The pitch a trader hires by the day: four steel posts and a head frame carrying a striped canvas canopy with a scalloped valance, over a boarded timber counter with a raked display back, a price rail and a blank valance board.
AnimatedLock up stall unit with roller shutter (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The shuttered unit that lines a market hall wall: a painted timber carcass 3 m wide and 2.4 m deep with party walls, a stone deck, a fascia with a blank sign band, a serving counter and stocked back shelves, and a corrugated roller shutter in its box.
Lock up stall unit, shutter up (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same unit trading: the shutter is modelled rolled into its box instead of hanging in the opening, so the counter, the stocked shelves and the interior are open to the aisle without animating anything.
AnimatedLock up stall unit, red livery (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same unit painted in the hall's market red instead of the blue, so a row of lock ups reads as separate businesses. Geometry, ports and shutter are identical.
AnimatedEntrance arch module with gates (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The public way in: brick piers on the wall grid carrying a turned stone arch of eleven voussoirs, a blank name panel and a cornice above, and a pair of cast iron gates of vertical bars with spear heads hung on the imposts.