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Every modern 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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4,764 free GLB models
Recycling yard ground tile, 4 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Heavy duty concrete yard module 4 m square and 100 mm thick with saw cut joints running each way, laid so its top face is the running surface, with edge ports on all four sides so a whole transfer yard repeats from it.
Marked queue lane ground tile, 4 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
The same 4 m yard module painted as a queue lane to the weighbridge: two yellow lane lines standing 6 mm proud of the slab, a directional arrow between them and a charcoal hold line across the head of the tile.
Mud tracked yard tile, 4 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
The same 4 m yard module with dried mud trodden across it: three spread patches standing a few millimetres proud of the slab and two wheel ruts run through them, for the bay mouths and the loader's working line.
Raised skip platform section, 4 m (Recycling Centre and Waste Transfer Yard)
Public tipping platform module 4 m wide and 3 m deep with its deck 1.2 m up: steel chequer deck on a charcoal portal frame, a yellow tipping kerb along the front edge, a two rail guard along the back and side ports on the deck line.
Loading bay number sign (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
Bay identification sign on a 2.8 m galvanised post: a blue plate with a modelled two digit number, a red banner strip above it and a blank cream instruction card below, with a yellow painted base collar.
Dock bumper pair (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
The pair of laminated rubber buffers a trailer backs onto, 1.9 m apart on their galvanised mounting plates, with charcoal blocks, bolt heads and a yellow wear stripe across each face.
Dock shelter frame (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
Weather shelter over a loading bay: a grey portal 3.8 m wide and 4.2 m tall standing 0.7 m proud of the wall, with charcoal curtain panels down both jambs and across the head and yellow guide stripes on the reveals.
Dock leveller plate (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
Dock leveller set into the apron: a 2.2 m by 2.4 m chequer plate deck in a charcoal pit frame with a hinged front lip, yellow chevron edging down both sides and a control box on a short post.
Box lorry trailer (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
Curtainless box trailer 8.5 m long and 4 m tall on a twin axle bogie: cream panels with a blue band, a kingpin plate, wind down landing legs, side guards and a pair of rear doors that swing open at a dock.
Parcel delivery van, doors open (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
The blue van posed as it stands at a dock: the kerb side door slid fully back on its track and both rear doors swung out, showing the load area with a part load of cartons on the deck. The four wheels still turn.
Parcel delivery van, red livery (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
The same parcel van in the depot's second invented livery: red panels with a cream side panel and a yellow accent band. Identical body, doors, arches and wheels, so a yard reads as a mixed fleet.
Parcel delivery van, blue livery (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
Semi bonneted parcel van 5.7 m long with a high cargo body: blue panels with a cream side panel and accent band, modelled wheel arches, a sliding kerb side door and twin rear doors that open. No maker or courier branding anywhere.
Site safety sign set on a post (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Four sign plates on one charcoal post: a red prohibition disc, a yellow warning triangle, an orange site rules board with a blank text block and a cream information plate, standing 2.1 m on a bolted base.
Wheeled site bin (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Two wheel 240 litre bin: a charcoal moulded body with ribbed sides and a cream number panel, an orange lid hinged on the back edge, a charcoal handle bar and two wheels on a steel axle.
Waste skip (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Six yard yellow site skip 2.9 m long with sloped ends, charcoal top rails, lifting lugs and chain eyes, a charcoal lid banded in orange that lifts on the back edge, and cartons and broken timber inside.
Site floodlight mast, 5.6 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Yard lighting column 5.6 m tall: a tapered charcoal mast on a bolted base plate over a concrete pad, an orange inspection collar with a blank plate, and a head frame carrying three floodlights with cream lenses tilted down over the yard.
Site mesh fence panel, 3 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Welded mesh security fence module 3 m wide and 2.1 m tall: galvanised mesh in a charcoal frame between two posts on precast concrete feet, with an orange site notice plate bolted to one post and side ports on the centre line.
Site mesh fence gate, 3 m, standing open (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
The same 3 m fence module built as a vehicle gate with its leaf swung back against the run: a hinge post, a latch post with a keep and a drop bolt socket, and the mesh leaf standing open across 77 degrees, so a drive reads as open in a scene.
Access control keypad post (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Gate entry post 1.5 m tall: a charcoal pedestal on a bolted base with an orange faced head, a twelve key pad, a card reader pad, a blank instruction plate and a status lamp on the cap.
CCTV camera on a wall bracket (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Bullet camera on a charcoal wall bracket: a bolted plate, a swan neck arm, a body with an orange band and a cream sunshield, and a glazed lens, reaching 0.62 m off the wall.
Entrance barrier with lifting arm (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Site entrance barrier: a charcoal cabinet on a bolted base with an orange access door and a blank plate, and a 3 m cream arm banded in orange with a red end reflector, tilting up clear of the drive.
Box van with rear doors (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Generic 3.5 tonne box van, 5.9 m long: a cream cab with a bonnet, a sloped windscreen, side glass and mirrors, a cream box body on a charcoal underframe with an orange waist stripe and arch flares, a rear bumper bar with lamps, twin barn doors that open and wheels that roll.
Loading bay number sign (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Loading bay identification sign 0.62 m by 0.46 m: an orange plate with a charcoal header band, a cream face carrying a modelled numeral and four fixing bolts, for the wall over a dock.
Dock bumper pair (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
A pair of laminated rubber dock bumpers on bolted steel backplates at 1.5 m centres, each five rubber pads deep with a yellow wear band across the top, for the face of a loading dock.