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Every stylized 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.
775 free GLB models
Grandstand Section (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Six metre grandstand bay: four raked rows of red and blue seat pans on cast concrete steps, yellow side and back rails and steel end frames. Start and end stand ports, so bays run along a straight or round the outside of a corner.
Spectator Fence Section (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Four metre spectator mesh fence 1.85 m high: a welded panel between two steel posts with yellow top and kick rails. Start and end fence ports, so a run closes a viewing line without a gap at the joins.
AnimatedPit Garage Bay Module (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
One 5 m pit garage bay, 6 m deep and 3.1 m to the roof: half thickness party walls, a back wall with a steel bench, a strip light, a blue header with a bay number plate and a ribbed roller shutter that lifts in its guides.
Paddock Apron Tile (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Plain poured concrete apron on the same 8 m ground module, its slab scored into four bays by expansion joints. The unmarked companion to the pit lane tile, for paddock, garage forecourt and parking ground. Four ground ports.
Pit Lane Tile (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Pit lane surface on the 8 m ground module: a concrete slab with a red boundary line on the track side, a yellow fast lane line down it and one working bay boxed out in white against the garage side. Four ground ports.
Barrier Board with Advertising (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Four metre advertising hoarding for the outside of a barrier: a blue board 0.9 m high on two steel posts with back stays, blocked out in yellow and red, and a dark capping rail. Panels are invented blocks of colour and carry no wording or logo.
Tyre Wall Barrier Corner (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
The tyre wall turned through ninety degrees: two 2 m arms of three courses meeting at a knuckle tyre, with the yellow strap board carried round both faces and a steel post at each open end. Barrier ports on both arms.
Kerb Section Red and White (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Four metre apex kerb, 0.5 m wide, rising from 50 mm at the track edge to 85 mm at its back lip, in white concrete with four red bands laid proud of the slope. Start and end kerb ports, so a run follows a corner in 4 m steps.
Tyre Wall Barrier Section (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Four metre tyre wall: three courses of six bolted tyres 0.66 m high with red and blue marker tyres banded through them, a steel end post each end and a yellow strap board along the track face. Start and end barrier ports.
Run Off Gravel Tile (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Gravel trap tile on the 8 m ground module: a raked pea gravel bed with a scatter of larger stones, for the run off behind a tyre wall. Four ground ports, so it lays flush against tarmac, pit concrete and its own neighbours.
Grid Box Marking Tile (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Start grid tile: the same 8 m tarmac module with a white start line across it and six staggered grid boxes painted in two rows, the spacing a kart grid uses. Four ground ports, so it drops into a straight in place of a plain tile.
Track Surface Tile Straight (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Straight 8 m tarmac circuit tile on a 0.12 m slab, with a white edge line down each side of the 8 m racing corridor. Four ground ports, one per edge, so straights, corners and pit tiles lay as one continuous surface.
Track Surface Tile Curve (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Ninety degree corner tile on the same 8 m module: the corridor enters the west edge and leaves the south edge, the outer edge is lined in white and the apex arc is dotted round the inside. Four ground ports, one per edge.
Queue Rail Section (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 2 m bay of queue barrier: two posts on footplates set in from the ends, a steel top rail, a red middle rail and three infill bars. Bays butt end to end into a queue line of any length, with end ports on both ends.
Market Floor Tile Cobble (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
The same 4 m floor module in setts: a charcoal bed with twenty five raised stones in two greys on it, for the older half of a market square or the strip a run of trucks parks on. Same four edge ports and the same 100 mm datum as the paved tile.
Market Floor Tile (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 4 x 4 m paved market floor tile: a 100 mm concrete slab with a charcoal joint cross and an inset joint round the edge, so a run of tiles reads as paving rather than as one flat sheet. Four edge ports; tiles butt into a yard of any size.
String Light Run on Poles (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 6 m bay of festoon lighting: a 3.6 m steel pole on a base plate with a cross arm, and a sagging cord of eight bulbs leaving it. Bays butt pole to span so a row of them lights a whole market. The cord is rigid and the bulbs do not emit light.
Stall Counter Module (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 2 m serving counter module at 950 mm: a timber fascia with a kick recess and a yellow rail, a steel worktop overhanging it and two feet set in from the ends so modules butt into a run of any length. End ports on both ends.
Raised Boarding Kerb Section (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 4 m kerb section at the raised 160 mm boarding height a low floor bus docks against, with a charcoal nosing on the road face and a yellow tactile strip along the pavement side. Sections butt end to end.
Pedestrian Guard Rail Section (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 2 m bay of pedestrian guard rail: two end posts, a steel top rail, a blue middle rail and three infill bars. Bays butt end to end along a kerb.
Pedestrian Crossing Tile (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 6 x 7 m crossing module: seven painted bars across the carriageway between two yellow give way lines, on the same tarmac slab and the same end ports as the road tiles.
Road Tile Plain (Bus Station and City Transit)
The same 6 x 7 m road module without the bus lane: edge lines and a dashed centre line only, for the length of street either side of the priority section.
Road Tile with Bus Lane (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 6 x 7 m road module: a 120 mm tarmac slab with edge lines, a dashed centre line, a solid yellow bus lane boundary and a painted lane legend. Tiles butt end to end into a street of any length.
AnimatedWaiting Room Module (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 6 x 5 m glazed waiting room: a concrete plinth and back wall, glazed side walls, a glazed front with a hinged door leaf, a blue flat roof with its plant unit and a bench along the back. Modules butt end to end into a hall.