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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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7,478 free GLB models
Airlock Door Pair (Nuclear Power Station and Control Room)
A personnel airlock: two glazed steel leaves 1.1 m apart in their own jamb frames, hung on opposite stiles with grab rails and vision panels, under a galvanised ceiling panel with an interlock lamp on it.
Stone Floor Tile (Vineyard and Winery)
Two metre flagstone floor module: six flags of four sizes bedded in grit, each laid a little proud of the bed so the joints read. Tiles edge to edge across a courtyard or a cellar floor.
Tasting Stool (Vineyard and Winery)
Round topped timber stool 765 mm tall on four splayed legs with two stretcher pairs, a dished seat and metal foot cups. Pulls up to the tasting counter.
Chalkboard (Vineyard and Winery)
Framed chalkboard 1.2 m wide on a folding easel leg, carrying abstract chalk marks only: three bars, two ticks and a ring, with a chalk resting on its ledge. Deliberately wordless, so it names nothing.
Tasting Glasses (Vineyard and Winery)
Oak tray 460 x 320 mm carrying six tasting glasses, each with a foot, a drawn stem and a tapered bowl; three of them hold a static pour. Sits on the tasting counter.
Spittoon (Vineyard and Winery)
Floor standing tasting spittoon 1.05 m tall: a weighted base, a column and a stainless funnel bowl with a rolled rim over a collecting body. The contents are static geometry.
Tasting Counter (Vineyard and Winery)
Three metre tasting counter: a coursed stone base with proud face stones, a thick oak top overhanging front and back on a shadow rail, three open bottles standing on it and a serving board at one end.
Riddling Rack (Vineyard and Winery)
Timber riddling rack 1.4 m wide: an A frame of two leaning boards with sixty four bottle holes, unlabelled bottles set neck down in them, on four braced legs, so the whole frame tilts about its ridge.
Wine Rack (Vineyard and Winery)
Timber wine rack 1.2 x 1.8 m with eight shelves and dividers, holding about forty five unlabelled bottles lying neck out with gaps where bottles have been taken. Stands against a cellar wall.
Labelling Head (Vineyard and Winery)
Bench labelling head 1.6 m tall with two reels of blank label stock on their spindles, a web running down over a guide plate, a press roller and a bottle in the cradle. The reels turn; the label web is static and carries no printing.
Bottle Crate (Vineyard and Winery)
Timber twelve bottle crate 620 x 460 x 360 mm with a slatted floor and a lattice of dividers, holding twelve unlabelled bottles lying on their sides. Blank, with no stencil or mark on any face.
Corker (Vineyard and Winery)
Floor standing bottle corker 1.4 m tall: a cast base with a bottle seat, twin columns, a compression jaw head and a lever driven plunger that drives down into the neck, with a tray of loose corks beside it.
Bottling Line Section (Vineyard and Winery)
A 2.6 m bay of bottling line: a roller conveyor whose sixteen rollers turn as one, five bottles standing on it, a four nozzle filling bridge over the run and a control box on the frame. The wine and the pipework are static.
Wine Bottle (Vineyard and Winery)
Blank 750 ml wine bottle 325 mm tall with a punted body, a sloped shoulder, a finished neck and a plain foil capsule. Deliberately unlabelled, so it carries no brand, estate or vintage.
Sample Thief (Vineyard and Winery)
Glass sample thief 780 mm long standing in its turned holder: a tapered barrel, a narrowed foot, a thumb stop at the head and a collar where it sits in the stand. Used to draw a sample from a barrel.
Pump Trolley (Vineyard and Winery)
Cellar transfer pump on a two wheeled trolley: a stainless pump head and motor on a frame, two hose tails, a push handle and three coils of hose hung over it. The hoses are solid static geometry, not simulated.
Hydrometer Stand (Vineyard and Winery)
Bench hydrometer stand 540 mm tall: a turned base, a test cylinder on a support rod with a floating hydrometer in it, a tick scale up the stem and a small tray for the sample. No readings are printed.
Topping Up Jug (Vineyard and Winery)
Stainless topping up jug of about four litres with a flared pouring lip, a strap handle and wine standing in it. Used to keep a barrel full; the liquid is static geometry.
Barrel Stack (Vineyard and Winery)
Six 225 litre oak barrels stacked three, two and one on timber runners with chocks under the bottom course: a 3.4 m wide block of cellar, 1.7 m tall.
Cellar Floor Drain (Vineyard and Winery)
Two metre cellar floor drain: a stone channel module with a recessed dark sump and a lift out stainless grate of thirteen bars in a rebated frame. Sits flush in a run of cellar floor.
Cellar Vault Arch (Vineyard and Winery)
One 3.2 m bay of open sided cellar vaulting: a semicircular stone rib on two jambs, a springing of vault each side and a capping course over it. Lays end to end into an arcade the barrels stand under, with nothing closing the sides.
Barrel Rack Tall (Vineyard and Winery)
Three high steel barrel rack 1.34 x 1.1 m and 2.7 m tall holding three 225 litre oak barrels on angled cradle rails. The taller of the pair; same footprint as the low rack.
Tank Walkway (Vineyard and Winery)
Steel tank walkway 4.4 m long: a gridded deck 2.4 m up on four legs with a double rail each side, five stanchions a side and an eight tread access stair at one end. Spans the tops of a bank of fermentation tanks.
Barrel Rack Low (Vineyard and Winery)
Two high steel barrel rack 1.34 x 1.1 m holding two 225 litre oak barrels on angled cradle rails, with four corner posts and a foot brace. Stacks with the tall rack.