Free models · Game-ready GLB
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Every stylized 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.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
775 free GLB models
Station Canopy Section (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 6 m bay of station canopy: a pair of 5.15 m steel columns on the platform centreline, a head beam, a 7.5 m deck cantilevered over the platform edges, blue ribs across it and a blue fascia down both sides. Bays butt into a canopy of any length.
Island Platform Section (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 6 m section of 4 m wide island platform, 180 mm above the apron, with a charcoal kerb nosing down both long faces and a yellow tactile strip inside each edge. Sections butt end to end.
Bus Stand Bay Module (Bus Station and City Transit)
One 15 x 4 m bus stand: a 30 mm tarmac overlay with its edge lines, stop line, keep clear hatching and a painted stand numeral. Bays butt end to end into a rank of any length.
Depot Parking Bay Tile (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 4 x 14 m overnight parking bay for the depot yard: a tarmac overlay with its bay lines, a stop line and a numeral. Bays butt side to side into a full yard.
Concrete Apron Tile (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 8 x 8 m poured concrete apron tile, 120 mm thick, with its expansion joints marked. Tiles butt on all four edges, and every other ground piece in the pack is an overlay laid on top of one.
AnimatedSite Fence Gate (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
The vehicle gate in the perimeter fence: a 3.8 m braced mesh leaf with a warning plate, hung on the same 4 m module as the fence panels and swinging open on its hinge post.
Site Fence Panel (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
A 4 m welded mesh security fence panel on its post: galvanised mesh between top and bottom rails with a barbed top rail, ported left and right so a run closes round a compound.
Access Track Curve (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
The quarter turn in the access track, sweeping from the north edge of the tile to the east edge on the same running width, so a haul route can bend round a turbine base.
Access Track Straight (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
An 8 m tile of compacted gravel access track on grass, wide enough for the delivery vehicles, ported on all four edges so it drops straight into the ground tile grid.
Gravel Ground Tile (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
The same 8 m module finished as compacted gravel hardstanding, for the compound, the crane pad and the working areas around the plant.
Site Ground Tile (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
An 8 m square of rough site grass with tussocks and loose stones, ported on all four edges so any number tile into the field a wind or solar farm stands on.
Dc Cable Tray Corner (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
A right angle corner in the DC cable tray, turning a run from the row into the inverter: the same ladder section and deck height as the straight, ported on both legs.
Dc Cable Tray Straight (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
A 2 m run of DC cable tray on stub posts: a galvanised ladder tray with its rungs, carrying a bundled cable loom, ported at both ends so runs chain across a site.
Solar Panel Module (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
One ground mounted photovoltaic module on its own steel frame, tilted 28 degrees on four feet, with the junction box behind it. Ported left and right so any number repeat into an array row.
Turbine Tower Base Section (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
The bottom 4.4 m can of a turbine tower: a white tapered section on its charcoal flange, with the access doorway, an internal ladder strip and the bolted top flange left open for the next section.
AnimatedTurbine Access Door Panel (Wind and Solar Energy Farm)
The access door panel from a turbine tower base: a white wall section with a steel canopy, warning plates and a grey steel leaf that swings open on its own hinge node.
AnimatedDugout Unit (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 4 m dugout unit: a concrete pad, a navy back wall under a charcoal roof, a slatted bench with a helmet shelf under it and a front railing with a gate that swings onto the field.
Backstop Fence Panel (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 3 m bay of 4.2 m backstop fencing: charcoal posts and rails, steel mesh and a navy padded kick plate, the wall that keeps a foul ball out of the seats.
AnimatedBackstop Gate Panel (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 3 m backstop bay with a 2.2 m mesh gate in it: the same posts and rails as the plain bay, mesh light over the head and a single leaf that swings out of the field.
Outfield Wall Corner (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
The right angle return for the outfield wall: two padded arms meeting in the corner where the wall turns up the foul line, on the same ports and section as the straight bay.
Outfield Wall Panel (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 4 m bay of outfield wall 2.5 m high: a charcoal carcass on a footing, navy padding across the whole field face with the white home run line over it, and two back pilasters.
Warning Track Tile (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 6 m warning track module in crushed track dirt with a mown grass strip along its north edge, the change of footing a fielder feels before the wall.
Outfield Grass Tile (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 6 m square of mown outfield grass on the same four ports as the infield tile, so the playing surface can be laid out in clay and turf on one grid.
Infield Dirt Tile (Baseball Park and Batting Cages)
A 6 m square of raked infield clay with dragged bands across it, ported on all four edges so any number of them tile into a full skinned infield.