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Every low-poly 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.
2,438 free GLB models
Washing Line Frame (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Two braced timber posts carrying a double washing line across 5.2 m, with four sheets pegged out on it. The washing is modelled as flat rigid panels and does not move.
AnimatedCoal Bunker (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Stone coal bunker 1.8 by 1.1 m with a timber lifting hatch on its own hinge node along the back edge and a drop board across the front opening. Stands against the cottage gable.
AnimatedWater Butt (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Coopered rainwater butt on stone feet, 1.05 m across and 1.25 m tall: staves, three iron hoops, a brass tap and a plank lid on its own hinge node along the back edge.
AnimatedOil and Fuel Store (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Detached stone store for the lamp oil, 3.2 by 2.4 m with a sheet roof, an iron door on its own hinge node, a louvred vent and a blank red hazard plate. Kept clear of the cottage for the obvious reason.
AnimatedKeeper's Outbuilding (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Stone outbuilding for the station yard, 4 by 3 m with a mono pitched roof falling to the front, a plank door on its own hinge node, one window and a blank board over the door.
AnimatedKeeper's Cottage (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Single storey stone cottage for the light keepers, 7.2 by 5.4 m: rubble walls on a plinth, a pitched roof, five sash windows, a gabled porch with a plank door on its own hinge node and a corbelled chimney with two pots.
Lens Overhaul Cradle (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Timber cradle for a lens drum taken out of the lantern for overhaul: four legs, two side rails, two ties and a pair of V saddles, 2.1 m by 1.4 m. Stand the lamp and lens model on it at ground level.
Lighthouse Spiral Stair Segment (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
One 2.4 m turn of the internal spiral stair: a central newel, eleven cantilevered treads and a handrail climbing the stanchions as a helix, sized to run inside the 3 m tower drum. Stack a segment per stage.
Lighthouse Tower Ladder (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Fixed iron access ladder, 3.2 m of stiles and ten rungs with three safety hoops behind it. Bolt it to the tower, the gallery soffit or a cliff face; the origin is at the foot of the stiles.
AnimatedLighthouse Lamp and Lens (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The optic: a cast pedestal, a white burner column and a twelve panel lens drum of stepped rings on its own node, which turns about the vertical axis. 1.7 m across and 2.2 m tall, so it stands in the lantern room or on a cradle in the yard.
Lighthouse Gallery and Railing (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Corbelled gallery for the top of the tower: a flared stone skirt on twelve corbels, a 6 m deck and an iron railing of twelve stanchions with two hoops. The lantern room sits inside the railing.
Lighthouse Lantern Room (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Ten sided glazed lantern room, 3.5 m across and 2.4 m tall: an iron kerb, ten corner posts, ten glazed panels with a single astragal across each and the iron ring the dome sits on.
Lighthouse Tower Stage Banded (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The tower stage carrying a broad painted band, 1.5 m deep and standing 40 mm proud of the drum. Stack one or two of these into a run of plain stages to give the tower its daymark.
Lighthouse Tower Stage (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Plain 3.4 m drum stage of the modular lighthouse, 4 m across with a string course at each end. Repeat it as many times as the tower is tall; the plinth goes under it and the gallery on top.
Lighthouse Tower Stage Window (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The tower stage with a stair window: a stone surround proud of the drum on the +Z face, an iron frame, one astragal and a glazed pane. Use it where the stair landing falls.
Reference line up (Low Poly Character Figures)
The proportion check, laid out on twelve metres of paving: the T pose and A pose reference figures on the dais, then a front row running child, adult, coat, older figure, builder and barbarian so every build in the pack can be read against the next, a second row of the...
Town plaza crowd (Low Poly Character Figures)
A sixteen metre paved plaza with a brick banded centre, carrying a crowd of fifty four figures from the pack: conversation groups turned in on themselves, a queue at the corner, families crossing, workers at one end and a uniformed group at the other, seated figures on three...
Circus Pitched for the Night (Travelling Circus and Big Top)
A 40 x 32 m circus ground with the big top up: fourteen red and white canvas bays under a striped cone, skirted with scalloped valance, guyed down and staked, with the ring, its sawdust, three banks of tiered seating and two ringside boxes inside it. In front, a fenced field...
Castle Wall Under Assault (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Forty metres of defended curtain on the 4 m wall grid, with a barred gate, a cracked bay and an open breach in it. Timber hoardings bracket the wall head in two runs, defenders work the merlons over a pitch cauldron, braziers and stocked arrows, and a repair scaffold stands...
Camp Palisade Gate (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Gate bay in the camp palisade: a two metre clear opening between braced gateposts under a lintel and a banner.
Camp Palisade Corner (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Right angle corner for the camp palisade, with a taller corner stake, turning the run through ninety degrees.
Camp Palisade 3 m (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Three metre run of sharpened stakes driven into an earth bank, with two rear crossrails, on the 3 m camp grid.
Brattice Box (Medieval Siege and Castle Defence)
Small timber brattice on two corbel beams: a covered box that oversails a wall face with a floor slot and a front loophole.
Starter Town And Outlands (Medieval MMO Starter Realm)
The starter region of a low poly fantasy world, built from every piece in the pack. A walled town forty metres square stands behind nine bays of curtain wall a side, four corner towers and a gatehouse with a working portcullis and gate leaves, its wall walk running the whole...