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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.
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Visitor Bench (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A 1.75 m backless gallery bench: five timber slats on two cast steel ends with a tie rail, the seat a busy aquarium puts opposite its biggest tank.
Visitor Floor Tile (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A 2 m square of poured visitor floor with a recessed joint grid and a coloured route inlay, the tile every gallery in this pack stands on.
Species Label Plate (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A small species label on a bent stainless stem: a 0.3 m plate with a coloured band and a silhouette block, for standing beside a tank.
Tank Interpretive Sign Teal (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
The interpretive panel in the second house livery: a pale graphic field with a teal title plate, for a second gallery in the same building.
Tank Interpretive Sign (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A leaning interpretive panel on two posts, 0.95 m wide, with a coloured graphic field, a caption band and a raised title plate.
Tank Lighting Hood (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A 2 m tank lighting hood: a vented steel canopy with four emissive lamp channels under a reflector, sized to sit on the wall tank run.
Tank Coral Cluster (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A reef dressing clump for the inside of a tank: a rock base carrying fans, fingers and bright coral heads at three heights.
Ray Pool Section (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A 3 m section of open top ray pool: a deep tiled basin with a viewing shelf, a stainless kick rail, a still water surface plane and a sand bed, ported so a pool of any length repeats.
Tank Rockwork Arch (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A moulded rockwork arch for the inside of a tank: a stacked reef ledge with a swim-through opening and a coral head on the shoulder.
Touch Pool (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A shallow touch pool 2.6 by 1.7 m with a leaning wall at hand height, a timber coping, a sand bed, rockwork and a still water surface plane.
Tunnel Tank Section (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A 2 m section of walk through tunnel: a glazed crown over a 2.3 m walkway, with a glass sided reef tank each side on a concrete kerb, steel ribs and coping, and rockwork and coral banked behind the glass.
Column Tank (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A floor to ceiling cylindrical column tank, 1.2 m across and 3.3 m tall, on a clad plinth with a steel top collar and a rock and coral pillar standing inside the glass.
Corner Tank Module (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
The corner piece of the wall tank run: a square glazed box that turns a gallery wall through 90 degrees, with rockwork wrapping the inside corner.
Wall Tank Module (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A 2 m bay of the wall tank run: a service cabinet plinth, a glazed viewing box on a welded frame, a moulded rock back wall and coral, with a caption band under the glass.
Wall Tank Module End (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
The wall tank bay with a solid return panel closing the right hand end of a run, so a gallery wall stops cleanly instead of showing a cut glass edge.
Nightclub Main Room (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A whole small club laid out from the pack's own kit on its own floor: a 12 by 10 m room of 2 m club floor tiles with a 4 m LED dance floor chequered into the middle of it. At one end the DJ booth stands on three riser modules behind a run of facade panels, with the decks,...
Cleaning Trolley (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A housekeeping trolley: a wheeled frame with a magenta mop bucket and wringer, a bottle shelf with two spray bottles, a bag hoop with its sack in it and a mop stood in the corner.
Fire Exit Sign (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 340 mm square fire exit sign: the same backing plate with a lit cyan face and a pale running figure and arrow, for the exit route out of the dance floor.
Club Waste Bin (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 780 mm round waste bin: a grey body with a brushed rim ring, a dark drop-in top and a magenta liner pulled over the rim.
Toilet Door Sign (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 340 mm square toilet door sign: a dark backing plate with a pale face and a raised magenta pictogram of two figures, for the doors off the club corridor.
Wall Air Vent (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 600 by 400 mm extract vent: a pressed grille with seven raked blades in a brushed frame, for the wall above the bar or beside the toilets where a club has to move its air.
Acoustic Wall Panel (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 1.2 by 0.9 m acoustic wall panel: a velvet faced absorber in a dark frame with brushed stiles and nine magenta flutes across the face, ported on both stiles so panels run along a wall without a gap.
Cloakroom Counter with Rails (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A cloakroom position: a 1.8 m timber counter with a pale stone top, a magenta light panel on the customer face and a numbered ticket block, backed by a hanging rail on two stands carrying nine empty hangers.
Ceiling Truss Grid Module (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
The junction block a ceiling truss grid is built from: a 300 mm cube with half metre arms on all four sides and spigot plates on every one, so straight bays run out of it in both directions and a grid closes on a 3 m pitch.