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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.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
9,571 free GLB models
LED Wall Panel Module (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 1 m square LED video panel: an emissive face in a cast frame with locks on both stiles and a rear rigging bar. Tile it on a 1 m grid for a backdrop wall or a side screen of any size.
Backdrop Banner Frame (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 by 3.2 m banner frame: a tube frame on raked back legs with ballast pads, carrying a printed PVC banner and a light panel across it. Frames butt into a sponsor wall along a pit or a walkway.
AnimatedCrowd Barrier Gate (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 2 m crowd barrier with a side hung gate leaf in it: the same welded frame and foot plate with an amber leaf on two hinge rings and a drop bolt, for the pit access point in a front of house barrier run.
Stage Roof Canopy Section, Short Bay (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 by 3.3 m festival roof section, the short bay for a front of house or mixer tent: the same arched sheeting and purlins on a 3 m module with a printed valance on its downstage edge.
Wind Wall Scrim Panel (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 by 4 m wind wall: a perforated scrim stretched in an alloy frame with tie rings down both stiles. Runs of it close the sides of a festival stage without taking the wind load of a solid wall.
Stage Roof Canopy Section (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 by 6.3 m festival roof section: arched PVC sheeting on three purlins and two edge rails, with a printed valance on its downstage edge. Sections butt on a 3 m module to roof a stage of any width.
Ground Support Base Plate (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 900 mm steel base plate for a truss tower: a spigot receiver on a levelled plate with four adjusting feet and a pair of ballast weights on it. The tower spigots into the top at 100 mm.
Truss Corner Block (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 90 degree box truss corner: a 290 mm cube with a spigot arm on the -X face and another on the +Z face, and a base plate under it that lands on a vertical tower. Four rotations of it close a rectangular roof grid.
Stage Step Unit (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A four tread stage stair rising 1 m to deck height, 1.2 m wide with a scaffold handrail either side. The top tread stands against the stage edge; the treads are the same non slip ply as the decking.
Truss Straight Bay (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 m bay of 290 mm square box truss: four chords on a zigzag brace with spigot plates at both ends. The horizontal building block of a roof, a header or a ground support run.
Truss Vertical Tower (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 3 m vertical tower section in the same 290 mm box truss, spigoted top and bottom. Stack two on a base plate for a 6 m ground support leg under a festival roof.
Stage Deck Module (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 2 by 1 m stage deck on 1 m legs: a non slip ply top on a welded frame with four sleeved legs and levelling feet. Repeat it on the 2 by 1 m grid to build a stage of any size.
Festival Field Ground Tile, Worn Track (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 4 m worn ground tile: the same field module rutted down to bare earth with two wheel tracks through it and grass surviving in patches at the edges, for the walkways, the vehicle route and the trodden ground in front of a stage.
Festival Field Ground Tile (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 4 m festival field tile: trodden grass on a broken surface, with bare dry patches through the turf and tufts standing proud of it. Tile it on a 4 m grid, which is a whole number of stage deck modules, to lay the ground a whole site stands on.
Stage Riser Block (Live Music Venue and Festival Stage)
A 1 m square riser 400 mm high: a ply top on a folding frame, for lifting a backline amplifier, a keyboard rig or a side fill off the deck.
Pool and Darts Corner (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
The pool end on its own: two nine foot tables, one racked and ready and one with a cue on the cloth, a wall cue rack and a scoreboard, a dartboard cabinet with its oche at the regulation 2.37 m, the bar counter with stools at it, high tables with drinks and a basket, the...
Bowling Alley and Pool Hall Floor (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
Four lanes laid on the real 1.524 m pitch with their approaches, gutters, bumpered childrens lane, pin decks racked and ready and the pinsetters standing behind them, ball returns and loaded racks between the lanes, divider seating with scoring screens on the approach, the...
Ceiling Light Bar (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A 2.4 m linear light bar on two drop rods, with a glowing cyan tube in a charcoal channel. The run of them over the lanes is what gives an alley its colour.
Lane Cleaning Kit (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
The kit that keeps a house running: a mop bucket on castors with a wringer and a mop standing in it, and a lane duster leaning beside it. Everything is rigid geometry; the mop head and the duster pad do not flex.
Litter Bin (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A 0.76 m open top litter bin: a charcoal drum with a magenta band and a chrome rim, with the sack liner turned over the rim the way a cleaned one is.
Bench Seating Run (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A 1.8 m bench of moulded seating: a crowned and welted magenta pad on a welded frame with a tipped back rest, for the row behind an approach. Runs butt end to end.
Wall Panel Module (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A 2 m by 2.6 m wall module: a dark panel with a timber dado below an accent band, vertical battens above it and a skirting along the floor. Panels butt on the 2 m module with a 4 mm shadow gap at each joint.
Plain Floor Module (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
The same 2 m module in plain indigo carpet with no pattern, for the run behind the approach and under the machines where a pattern would fight with the lane wood.
Patterned Carpet Floor Module (Bowling Alley and Pool Hall)
A 2 m carpet module in the bold house pattern: four magenta arrowheads chasing round a cream ring on deep indigo, with green flecks between them. Modules tile on a 2 m grid in any rotation, because the pattern is four way symmetric.