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Every realistic 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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Splinter-Proof Shelter (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Low sandbag shelter under a beamed and boarded roof.
Flooded Bay (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Waterlogged trench bay with floating duckboards.
Signal Post (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Driven post carrying a blank marker panel and wire runs.
Loophole Plate (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Armoured iron loophole plate on driven stakes.
Ramp Exit (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Boarded ramp climbing out of a trench to ground level.
Ammunition Shelf (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Timber shelf cut into a trench cheek holding ammunition tins.
Trench Frame (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
A-frame timber set supporting a trench roof or revetment.
Drying Rack (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Improvised rack of stakes hung with wet kit.
Orders Board (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Small timber notice board with blank paper sheets.
Trench Ladder (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Timber scaling ladder for a trench parapet.
Drainage Sump (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Boarded drainage sump under a lifting grating.
Parapet Sandbags (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Three staggered courses of parapet sandbags.
Fire Step (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Cut and boarded fire step for a trench cheek.
Revetment Wall (Timber Frame) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Standalone revetment panel in sawn boards on a timber frame with corner posts.
Communication Trench (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Narrower zig-free communication run with hurdle revetment.
Trench Junction Cross (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Four-way trench crossing with revetted cheeks all round.
Revetment Wall (Woven Hurdle) (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Standalone revetment panel in woven hazel hurdles behind driven stakes.
Sap End (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Blind end of a sap with a firing loophole plate.
Traverse Corner (WW1 Trench Line 1917)
Right-angle traverse where the trench steps to break enfilade.