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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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7,478 free GLB models
AnimatedKennel gate with latch (Boarding Kennels and Cattery)
Galvanised mesh kennel gate 1.32 m wide and 1.75 m tall: a welded frame with a mid rail and mesh infill, a blue kick panel across the bottom, two hinges on a steel stile post and a charcoal drop latch with a thumb lever, swinging out into the corridor.
Kennel dividing wall panel, 2 m (Boarding Kennels and Cattery)
Standalone painted block wall 2 m deep, 2.1 m tall and 120 mm thick with a charcoal capping rail, a stainless kick sheet on both faces and a blue band at hand height, for capping the end of a run of bays or pens.
AnimatedKennel bay module, made up for a stay (Boarding Kennels and Cattery)
The same 1.5 m kennel bay made up for a boarder: a folded blanket and a vet bed on the sleeping platform, a stainless feed bowl and a water bowl on a mat, a rope toy on the floor and a towel over the bed shelf, for the open bay a scene shows the inside of.
AnimatedKennel bay module, wide, 2.25 m (Boarding Kennels and Cattery)
The same boarding kennel bay at 2.25 m wide, the size a pair of dogs from one household shares. Identical depth, roof height, dividing wall, pop hatch, platform and bed shelf, ported on its own half width so it laces into the same run of bays.
Kennel resin floor tile, 1.5 m (Boarding Kennels and Cattery)
Grey resin floor module 1.5 m square and 100 mm thick with a saw cut joint along two edges, a blue walkway line across the middle and edge ports on all four sides, laid so its top face is the walking surface.
Kennel drainage channel floor tile, 1.5 m (Boarding Kennels and Cattery)
The same 1.5 m resin floor module with a galvanised slot drain running across it on eight charcoal grating bars and an orange keep clear strip beside it, for the wash down channel in front of a run of kennel gates.
AnimatedKennel bay module with sleeping platform, 1.5 m (Boarding Kennels and Cattery)
Boarding kennel bay 1.5 m wide, 2 m deep and 2.1 m to the roof: a block dividing wall with a stainless kick sheet, a back wall with a hinged pop hatch through to the outdoor run, a raised sleeping platform with a blue pad, a bed shelf on brackets and an orange threshold.
Prop Store Shelving Bay (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 1.4 m slotted steel shelving bay 2.1 m tall with four decks, stocked with nine prop crates in timber, amber, teal and cream with dark strapping, and an amber kick rail along the bottom. It is the back of house bay a studio keeps its dressing on.
Green Room Table (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 1.1 m low timber table at 420 mm on raked alloy legs with a stretcher and a dark under shelf, dressed with two mugs and a stack of scripts under an amber cover. It goes in front of the green room sofa.
Green Room Sofa (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
The same upholstered body as the chat show sofa on a dark frame instead of timber, 1.72 m wide: the hard wearing version that lives in a green room rather than in shot.
Wardrobe Rail with Garment Covers (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 1.6 m wheeled wardrobe rail at 1.72 m, on braked castors with raking stays: seven garments in soft covers on wire hangers, in two lengths and two colours with an amber label band on each. It is what wardrobe wheels between the green room and the studio floor.
Gallery Monitor Wall (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 2.4 by 2.3 m monitor wall on its own floor frame: a two metre multiviewer over a row of four source monitors, in an alloy frame with raking stays, feet and amber capping rails. It stands behind a gallery desk where the whole room can see it.
Talkback Panel (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 300 mm talkback station for a gallery desk: eight amber key buttons and a red cut key on a raked face, a gooseneck microphone on its boss and an alloy front edge. This is what the director speaks to the floor on.
Gallery Sound Desk (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A sixteen channel sound desk for the gallery: sixteen 100 mm faders with cream caps on a raked bay, three amber rotaries per channel, a red master strip and a meter bridge with a lit window, in a dark shell with an alloy front edge. It is 1.24 m across and sits on a desk top.
Vision Mixer Panel (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 1.02 m vision mixer control surface for a gallery desk: three banked rows of twelve source buttons in cream, amber and red, a transition block, two T bar levers in their slots, a small raked status panel and an alloy front edge. It sits 120 mm proud of a desk top.
Sound Blankets on a Rail (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 1.8 m wheeled rail hung with three heavy acoustic blankets at 1.95 m, on braked castors with an amber band at the head of each blanket. This is what a crew wheels in to kill a reflection off a hard set wall.
Studio Clock (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 420 mm studio sweep clock: a dark bezel over a cream dial with twelve markers, a pair of hands and a red sweep hand on its boss, on a square wall plate. The plate sits flat against the wall and the dial centre is 70 mm proud of it.
Studio Sandbag (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 460 mm canvas sandbag, modelled slumped in two lobes rather than as a square block, with an amber webbing handle over the top and a band round the waist. One goes on the foot of every stand and brace in a studio.
Cable Ramp (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 900 by 520 mm moulded cable ramp 75 mm high with three cable channels under amber lids and alloy edge strips. It is what a camera pedestal crosses a cable run on without a bump in the shot.
On Air Light (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 720 mm illuminated studio door light: a dark box with a red emissive face behind two cream bars, on an alloy hood and two side brackets that hold it off the wall. It is the one thing in a studio that is meant to be read from the corridor.
Softbox Panel Light (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 900 by 620 mm softbox on a hook clamp: a tapered fabric box on an alloy frame with a double layer of diffusion across its face, dark skirt panels round the sides and a yoke with tilt locks. It hangs 1.06 m from the clamp jaw to the bottom of the frame.
Cable Drape from the Grid (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 4.4 m loom of studio cable dropped from the grid to the floor: seven sheathed runs off a tie off bar, banded at three heights with amber ties and flaked out along the floor at the bottom. It dresses the gap between a lighting grid and the floor, where a studio always has one.
Mark Spikes and Gaffer Tape (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A floor dressing group: two rolls of amber camera tape stood on end, a roll of white tape on its side, a taped presenter mark and a spike line on the floor, and a marker pen. The tape is 96 mm across and sits a couple of millimetres proud of the deck.
Studio Floor Monitor (TV Studio and Broadcast Gallery)
A 720 mm studio floor monitor on a raked wedge base: a bezelled panel tipped back 16 degrees so a presenter reads it from standing height, on a weighted foot with an amber trim band and rubber pads.