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Every 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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Folded polo shirt (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The folded tee with a polo collar band and a three button placket lying on the front, in mustard with an off white trim, so a shelf can carry two garment types without a second block.
Folded t shirt, mustard (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The same folded tee in mustard with an off white collar rib, the third colourway in the range. Geometry is identical to the off white tee.
Folded t shirt, navy (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The same folded tee in navy with an off white collar rib, for stacking a shelf in more than one colour. Geometry is identical to the off white tee.
Seaside pier with its amusement arcade (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
A British pleasure pier in one place, with the tide out. Four bays of deck two modules wide walk out over the wet sand on their cast iron trestles, railed down both sides with a gate in each run, and stop at a pair of end platforms with a glazed wind shelter and a gull on a...
Beach hut row module (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
Two gabled beach huts sharing a party wall, in red and amber: boarded carcasses on sleeper bases, painted door frames with a pair of boarded leaves and a glazed top light each, and felted roofs over the gables.
Beach hut row module, blue and white (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The same pair of huts in the second livery, blue and white, so a terrace alternates down the promenade instead of repeating one colour.
Groyne timber section (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
A 3.6 m run of timber groyne: six driven piles with weathered chamfered heads, three boards on the up drift face and two sea washed boards on the scoured side.
Wet sand ground tile (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The same tile below the tide line: darker damp sand with the tide's ripple lines drawn across it instead of shingle, for the ground under a pier when the tide is out.
Sand ground tile (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
A 4 m square of dry beach: a 0.1 m sand slab with low drifted mounds across it and a scatter of shingle, so a pier and a promenade have ground to stand on.
Tide and safety sign (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The sign at the head of the beach: two blank bordered boards in red and amber on a painted post, a blank pictogram block on the upper one and a tide scale marked down the post.
AnimatedArcade litter bin (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The same bin indoors: a plain stainless drum with a charcoal hood on the same hinge, which is what stands beside a change machine rather than on a seafront.
AnimatedPromenade litter bin (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The cast iron bin the council bolts to a promenade: a ribbed drum on a moulded plinth with an aperture in the front and a domed hood hinged on its back edge.
Windbreak (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The striped windbreak pitched on the sand: five pointed poles driven in a shallow curve with four canvas panels between them in blue, white and red, 1.2 m tall.
Deckchair stack (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
Four folded deckchairs leaning against each other on the sand, in red, blue and amber canvas on weathered timber frames, the way a hire stack stands when the chairs are not out.
Donut stand (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The same stall trading donuts: a fryer tray with a heap of sugared rings on it, a warming cabinet of boxed bags beside it, an amber fascia and the same striped awning.
Rock and sweet stall (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The stall at the top of the beach: a boarded counter in candy pink with five glass jars of rock sticks on it, a tray of wrapped sweets in front and a striped awning on two poles over the lot.
CCTV dome camera (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The smoked dome over an arcade floor: a shallow housing on a square fixing plate with a tinted hemisphere under it, 0.24 m across.
Arcade wall module (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The 4 m by 3.2 m bay of the arcade's own shell: a boarded timber wall faced both sides with a painted dado, a picture rail, a skirting and a cornice band, on corner posts that read as bays in a run.
Arcade sign panel (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The bright sign over an arcade frontage: a bordered double sided magenta panel with amber bars and a blue ring standing proud of it, in the shape a neon sign takes, and a fixing plate on top.
Arcade carpet module (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The 2 m tile of bold patterned arcade carpet: a magenta pile on a rubber underlay with blue chevrons and amber dots proud of it, which is what carries the colour in a hall of dark machines.
Token cup (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The moulded cup a change machine fills: a 0.11 m plastic cup with nine brass tokens heaped in the bottom of it. The prop that says an arcade is being played in rather than standing empty.
AnimatedTicket redemption counter (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
Where the tickets are spent: a 2.4 m counter with a glazed case of small prizes on the top, three tiered shelves of boxed prizes behind it on their posts, a blank header board over them and a ticket drawer under the counter.
AnimatedToken change machine (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The change machine by the door: a steel cabinet with a note reader, a blank instruction panel, a lit head and a token drawer at the bottom that runs out on its runners.
Dance machine (Amusement Arcade and Seaside Pier)
The dance machine: a stepped platform of nine panels with the four arrow panels picked out in colour, a grab bar behind it, and a backboard with a screen, speaker grilles and a lit header over it.