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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
Interlocking Rubber Floor Tile (Ice Hockey Arena and Locker Room)
A 1 m interlocking rubber locker room tile, 20 mm thick, with three teeth on each of its +X and +Z edges and the matching channel on the other two. The wearing face carries the moulded stud pattern a skate blade can be walked over.
Protective Glass Panel, 2 m (Ice Hockey Arena and Locker Room)
A 2 m protective glass module 1.6 m tall in slim dark stanchions on a steel shoe. It is modelled to stand on top of a dasher board module, so place it at 1.07 m over the boards; glass-left and glass-right butt panel to panel along a run. The glass is a solid sheet with no flex.
Dasher Board Corner, 2 m Radius (Ice Hockey Arena and Locker Room)
A rink corner struck on a 2 m radius from eight short dasher segments, filling one 2 m module square, so a run turns through 90 degrees with no gap. The ice side is the concave face.
Dasher Board Panel, 2 m (Ice Hockey Arena and Locker Room)
A 2 m dasher board module 1.07 m tall: a white kicked panel with a yellow kick plate on the ice face, a blue cap rail and two steel back posts. Panels butt on the 2 m module through board-left and board-right, so a run closes a rink and the glass module drops on top.
Goal Crease Ice Pan (Ice Hockey Arena and Locker Room)
A 2 m ice pan painted with the goal line along its back edge and the goalkeeper crease drawn off it: a light blue fill inside a red outline. The crease is drawn at 950 mm radius so it sits inside the 2 m module rather than at the 1.83 m of a regulation rink.
AnimatedDasher Board Gate Panel (Ice Hockey Arena and Locker Room)
The same 2 m dasher module with a 900 mm gate in it: steel jamb posts, a hinged leaf with its own kick plate and cap, and a grab bar. This is the gate the resurfacer and the crew come through.
Ice Surface Pan with Centre Line (Ice Hockey Arena and Locker Room)
The same 2 m ice pan painted with the red centre line instead of a blue zone line.
Ice Surface Pan, 2 m (Ice Hockey Arena and Locker Room)
A 2 m square ice pan, 60 mm deep: a dark service frame carrying a pale blue ice slab proud of it. Pans tile on a 2 m grid through ice-left, ice-right, ice-front and ice-back, so a rink is laid out module by module and the marked pans drop into the run.
Ice Surface Pan with Face-off Dot (Ice Hockey Arena and Locker Room)
The same 2 m ice pan carrying a 600 mm red face-off dot and the four hash marks around it. The dot and hashes are drawn to the 2 m module, so the surrounding circle of a regulation rink is not on the pan.
Ice Surface Pan with Blue Line (Ice Hockey Arena and Locker Room)
The same 2 m ice pan with a 400 mm blue line painted across it, 2 mm proud of the ice face. A row of these lays a zone line straight across a rink.
Clipped Hedge Section (City Park and Playground)
A 2 m run of clipped park hedge at 1.2 m on a bare soil strip, faceted rather than smooth so it reads at a distance. Run ports on the two ends.
Duck Pond Edge Piece (City Park and Playground)
A 45 degree segment of an ornamental duck pond: a stone coping arc, a dark liner lip and the water wedge behind it. 8 pieces close a 6 m pond; the water is flat geometry with no shader or reflection.
Park Lawn Tile (City Park and Playground)
A 4 x 4 m mown lawn module, 60 mm of turf with six grass tufts and three wild flowers. Edge ports on all four sides, so lawns tile out under and around the paths.
Park Path Tile, Quarter Turn (City Park and Playground)
A 2 x 2 m quarter turn in the same path: the paving sweeps from the west edge round to the south edge with the kerb edging following the outer arc. Run ports on the west and south edges.
Park Path Tile, Straight (City Park and Playground)
A 2 m run of 2 m wide park path: a laid slab with a raised kerb edging on both sides and three jointing lines across it. Run ports on the two ends.
AnimatedPlayground Fence Gate Bay (City Park and Playground)
The same bay with a self closing access leaf hung on the start post, a yellow closing stile and a latch at adult height. The leaf is one node on its hinge line.
Playground Fence Panel (City Park and Playground)
A 2 m bay of 1.1 m blue bow top playground fencing: a capped post on the start end, two rails and vertical bails at 140 mm centres. Bays butt end to end into a run of any length.
Rubber Safety Surface Tile, Blue (City Park and Playground)
The same safety tile in blue, so a play area can be laid out in two colours or zoned by age. Geometry and ports unchanged.
Rubber Safety Surface Tile (City Park and Playground)
A 2 x 2 m wet pour rubber safety tile, 45 mm thick with a recessed border and four fixing pads. Edge ports on all four sides, so tiles lay out into a play area of any shape.
Clubhouse Roof Slope (Tennis Club and Courts)
One 4 m bay of clubhouse roof: a charcoal slab that seats on the wall head at its eave edge and climbs 1.8 m over a 3 m run to the ridge, with standing seams picked out along it.
Clubhouse Ridge Cap (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 4 m ridge cap in clay red, 0.6 m across and cut to the roof pitch, so it closes the joint where two slopes meet without reading as a slope of its own.
Clubhouse Gable End (Tennis Club and Courts)
The 6 m gable end that closes a clubhouse run: a rendered wall to the head, the gable above it cut to the roof pitch and a square window under the apex.
AnimatedClubhouse Door Bay (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 4 m clubhouse entrance bay on the same module as the wall bay: piers and a lintel round a 1.8 m opening, a timber threshold and a glazed door that swings open.
Clubhouse Window Bay (Tennis Club and Courts)
The 4 m clubhouse bay with a wide glazed window in a timber frame, for the lounge side that looks out over the courts.