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Every model here is a game-ready GLB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use in personal and commercial work without crediting anyone.
Files are binary glTF with embedded WebP textures and quantized geometry, which three.js reads natively and Blender, Godot and Unity import as they are, so nothing needs a Draco or KTX2 decoder. Each asset page carries a permanent CDN URL you can load straight from your code.
18,529 free GLB models
Park Bench And Fence (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 1.6 m timber bench against a 2 m mesh fence bay with a navy kick panel, the spot outside the line where people stand and watch an inning.
AnimatedTarp Roll (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
The infield tarp on its roller: a 2.7 m navy roll with a charcoal edge band on a steel axle between two braced A frames, parked down the line until it rains.
Base Anchor (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A base anchor set in its clay collar: a charcoal ground plate, the steel socket a base bag pegs into and a white cover plug, with the spare peg standing beside it.
AnimatedChalk Line Marker (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A push chalk line marker: a red hopper over a steel gate box and a white line plate, on two wheels with a timber handle, what a foul line is drawn with before a game.
AnimatedField Rake (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 1.2 m drag rake on two wheels with a 1.5 m timber handle: a steel head of thirteen tines and a levelling bar, what the infield clay is smoothed with between innings.
Bat Rack (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 1.3 m dugout bat rack: a timber base with six slotted dividers in a steel frame on a navy back board, holding three bats upright against the dugout wall.
Umpire Brush (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
An umpires plate brush: a shaped timber handle with a navy collar and a block of charcoal bristles, for dusting the plate off between innings.
Rosin Bag (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A rosin bag: a 110 mm canvas pouch gathered and tied at the neck, the small tan pouch a pitcher drops behind the mound.
AnimatedWater Cooler (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 560 mm red water cooler with a charcoal spigot, side handles and a white lid that lifts, with a stack of cups on a tray beside it.
Equipment Bag (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 920 mm team equipment bag: a charcoal barrel duffel with a navy side panel, a red zip line, steel carry loops and an end pocket for the balls.
Batting Gloves (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A pair of batting gloves laid out palm down: navy leather with a red back panel, four fingers, a thumb and a white wrist closure with a charcoal tab.
Shin Guards (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A pair of catchers shin guards: a domed knee cap, a ribbed navy shin plate and a hinged toe plate on each, with white straps and charcoal buckles.
Chest Protector (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A catchers chest protector 440 by 700 mm: five navy foam panels with white stitch lines, shoulder caps and the charcoal harness straps down its back.
Batting Helmet Visitor (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
The same batting helmet in the visiting clubs red, for dressing the other dugout without a second model.
Batting Helmet (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A navy batting helmet 270 mm across: a hard shell with a brim, one ear flap, a white crown stripe and a padded charcoal rim inside.
Catchers Mask (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A catchers mask 360 mm tall: a curved charcoal steel cage on navy forehead, chin and cheek pads, with the white harness straps that hold it on.
Fielding Glove (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A fielders glove 380 mm across: four finger stalls and a thumb around a dished pocket, a laced web between thumb and index and a laced wrist band at the back.
Catchers Mitt (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A catchers mitt 420 mm across: a stiff leather shell with a raised rim, a dished pocket, both thumb and finger lobes and a four lace web strung across the top.
Baseball (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A regulation baseball, 74 mm across: a white hide sphere with the two raked rings of red stitching that hold its covers together.
Protective Screen (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
The same 2.2 m screen fully netted with a navy padded base band, the square screen a coach throws behind or a first baseman works behind.
Baseball Bat Metal (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
The same 860 mm bat in brushed alloy with a red grip, the bat a youth or college hitter takes to the plate.
Baseball Bat (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
An 860 mm ash bat turned the way a bat is turned: a flared knob, a taped handle, a long taper into a 67 mm barrel and a cupped end cap.
L Screen (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 2.2 m L screen: a steel frame on skids, netted across the top and down one side with the pitchers cut out left open and its edges padded in navy.
Ball Bucket (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 400 mm red ball bucket with a charcoal rim and wire handle, filled to the top with baseballs, the thing a cage session is measured in.