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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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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.
Junior Kart (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Cadet chassis at 0.82 of the adult kart: shorter wheelbase, narrower track and a smaller seat, in yellow with a blue nose flash. Same floor tray, steering column, live rear axle and four pivoted wheels, sized for a junior class grid.
Racing Kart with Number Panel (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Race chassis in red with a yellow number panel on the nose and a number plate on each pod, yellow wheel hubs, a bucket seat, a live rear axle with sprocket and brake disc and a side mounted engine. Four wheels on their own pivots.
Rental Kart Yellow Livery (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
The club hire kart in the third house colour: yellow pods, nose and bumper hoops over the same chassis, seat, axle and wheels. Geometry is identical to the blue kart and the wheel nodes carry the same names, so the roll clip is unchanged.
Rental Kart Red Livery (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
The club hire kart repainted into the second house colour: red pods, nose and bumper hoops on the same chassis, seat, axle and wheels. Geometry is identical to the blue kart, so a hire fleet mixes the two without a second model.
Rental Kart (Go Kart Track and Pit Lane)
Club hire kart with a blue bodywork set: flat floor tray on two chassis rails, a bucket seat, a raked steering column, a live rear axle with sprocket and brake disc, a side mounted engine, nerf bars and four exposed wheels on their own pivots.
Cake Stand with Dome (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 580 mm cake stand: a timber plate on a steel column and a weighted base, an iced cake on it cut into sixteen with berries round the rim, and a glass dome with a timber knob hinged along its back edge. The dome opens and closes as one rigid node.
Till and Card Reader (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 340 mm counter till with a raked screen, a nine key pad with one green key and a cash drawer front that slides out, plus a card reader on its own stand beside it. Origin on the till base. Only the drawer moves; the screen and the reader are solid.
Fruit and Veg Crate (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 580 mm slatted timber produce crate with a yellow price card on the front, filled with five apples, four carrots and two cabbages sitting proud of the rim. Origin on the crate base, so it stacks on a trestle or stands on the ground. Static.
Napkin and Cutlery Caddy (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 260 mm charcoal counter caddy with a yellow label, divided into two bays: a stack of white paper napkins in one and six wooden and dark handled cutlery pieces standing in the other. Origin on the caddy base. Static.
Sauce Bottle Set (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 300 mm steel caddy holding three squeeze sauce bottles, red, yellow and green, each with a shouldered neck and a white nozzle cap. The counter set every food truck keeps by the hatch. Origin on the caddy base. Static.
Drinks Bottle Crate (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 440 mm charcoal bottle crate with a carry bar across it and six 330 ml bottles standing in it, two each of green, yellow and red with their caps on. Origin on the crate base. Static; the bottles do not lift out.
Coffee Cup Set (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 360 mm card carry tray with a raised rim and three takeaway coffee cups standing in it, tall, medium and short, each with a dark lid, a sip lug and a red, green or yellow sleeve, plus two sugar sticks. Origin on the tray base. Static.
Pizza on a Board (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 440 mm timber pizza board with a handle, a 12 inch pizza on it cut into eight, and a wheel cutter lying beside it. The pizza is base, sauce, cheese and two toppings as stacked discs. Origin on the board base. Static.
Food Tray with Burger and Chips (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 360 mm serving tray dressed with a meal: a red tray with a paper liner, a stacked burger of bun, patty, cheese and salad, a card carton of chips and a sauce pot. Origin on the tray base, so it sits on a counter or a picnic table. Static.
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.
Water Butt (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 1.28 m water butt: a green drum with three charcoal bands on a weighted base, a domed lid with a steel filler cap and a brass tap and lever near the bottom. The tap does not turn and the lid is part of the drum.
Fire Extinguisher Point (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 1.6 m fire point: a red signage board on a charcoal base with a white pictogram panel and a yellow instruction strip, and two extinguishers, one water and one powder, standing in front of it with their hoses and handles. Static.
Gas Bottle Cage (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 1.3 m gas bottle cage: a welded steel frame on a charcoal base with barred sides, four propane bottles with their valve collars inside it and a red hazard plate on the front. The cage has no door; the bottles are solid.