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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.
1,400 free GLB models
Guyed Mast with Anchors (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A nine metre triangular lattice mast with a climbing ladder, a whip on the headframe and three guys running down to their own cast anchor blocks with lifting eyes.
Cable Trench Cover Run (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
The precast cover that closes a cable trench: four slabs laid end to end with lifting eyes and the edge strips that seat them, ported to the same four metre module as the trench.
Open Cable Trench Section (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A four metre run of open cable trench: concrete kerbs either side, a sand bed between them, three bundled cables on it and the steel straps that hold them down.
Dipole Array Panel (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A flat eight element dipole array on a reflecting screen: two rows of crossed dipoles on stand-offs, a braced frame behind them and the combiner box at the foot.
Log Periodic Antenna (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A log periodic boom antenna on a short mast: nine elements shortening towards the feed end, staggered either side of the boom, with the balun box at the back.
Dish Feed Horn and Quadripod (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A spare dish feed assembly on its transport frame: the flared horn, the receiver box behind it and the four legs that carry it at the focus, stood on a concrete pad.
AnimatedDish Transporter (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
The six wheeled low loader that moves a reflector across the site: a cab, a dropped bed with a cradle ring and stabiliser legs, and six wheels that roll on their own nodes.
Small Horn Antenna (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A pyramidal horn antenna on a three leg stand: four flared panels opening forward from a waveguide throat, with the receiver box behind it, standing on its own pad.
Dish Rail Track Section (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A six metre section of the rail a movable dish traverses: a ballast bed, sleepers across it and two rails on chairs, ported end to end so a run is as long as the site needs.
AnimatedRail Bogie for a Movable Dish (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
The powered carriage a movable dish rides on: a welded deck with the turret bearing on top, drive boxes on both ends and four flanged wheels, traversing along its rails as one node.
Dish Pedestal Base (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
The pedestal a dish stands on, on its own: a stepped concrete foundation, a tapered column with a service door, a climbing ladder and the bolted bearing ring that takes the turret.
Dish Counterweight Block (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A ballast block for the back of a dish yoke: a cast mass in a steel frame with a lifting eye on top, banded red, resting on its own pad.
AnimatedSmall Parabolic Dish Antenna (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A three metre parabolic dish on a short pedestal, the outrigger of a field array or a monitoring antenna beside the cabins, slewing and tilting on its own nodes.
AnimatedMedium Parabolic Dish Antenna (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A six metre parabolic dish on the same altazimuth pedestal as the large machine, sized for the middle of a field array, with a slewing turret and a tilting reflector.
AnimatedLarge Parabolic Dish Antenna (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A nine metre parabolic dish on an altazimuth pedestal: the turret slews about the vertical, the reflector tilts about the yoke axle, and the quadripod feed and counterweight travel with it.
Roadside diner and motel stop (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A whole mid century roadside stop, laid out as a place rather than a lineup. The stainless diner car is built from shell modules with a streamlined nose, a glazed window wall and an entrance door, and it is deliberately left open topped with only the chrome roofline band as a...
Roadside pylon sign, blank panels (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
The high sign a driver reads from the highway: a concrete base, two chrome posts, a lower blank reader board and a 3 m turquoise cabinet with a blank lit face, a coral rule and a neon outline on both sides, capped by seven lamp globes at 7.9 m. Wordless throughout.
Arrow sign frame, blank (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A pointing arrow sign on a single post, 3.9 m tall: a coral arrow frame with a blank lit face inside it and ten lamp globes round the edge. Set it at the mouth of a lot. There is no wording on it at all.
Cactus in a pot (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A 1.4 m barrel cactus in a coral pot with a gravel surface: a fluted column with an arm each side, low poly and faceted like the rest of the pack. Stand it by a motel door, an office front or the end of a walk.
Tyre stack (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
Four part worn tyres stacked and slightly out of line, 680 mm across and 680 mm tall, each with a pale rim disc showing through it. Dress the service corner of a lot with them. No maker or tread pattern is shown.
AnimatedPeriod fuel pump (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
The tall visible register pump of the period: a coral body on a dark plinth with a blank dial panel and three plain rate bars, a glass cylinder under a pale crown, a side standard and a holstered nozzle on its own named node. No fuel company name appears on it.
Fire hydrant (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A 950 mm coral hydrant on a flanged base: the barrel, a chrome collar, two side outlets with caps, a front pumper outlet and a domed bonnet. Set it on the verge or against the kerb.
AnimatedPayphone booth (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A glazed payphone booth 2.8 m tall: a turquoise frame on a dark plinth, glazing on three sides, a lit blank band round the crown and the instrument with its handset and shelf inside. The pair of folding leaves are two named nodes, each on its own hinge.
Picnic table (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A 1.9 m picnic table for the verge: a splayed chrome frame carrying three pale top slats on a stainless rail and a bench each side, 720 mm to the table top. The slats are laid with a gap between them so no two faces meet.