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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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13,004 free GLB models
AnimatedCrate Trolley (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 1.1 m timber deck trolley on four 0.2 m castors with a blue handle, the way a crate and a kit bag get from the car park to the ring. Each castor is its own node on its own axle, so the clip rolls all four together.
Wire Waiting Crate (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 0.92 m barred waiting crate with a blue lower panel on the door side, a yellow bedding mat and a red latch, the crate a dog waits in between runs. Static: the door is a barred panel in the frame and is modelled closed.
Dog Water Station (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A wheeled tray water point: a lidded blue drum with a tap over two steel bowls, on a rubber tray with a yellow notice. Static: the tap and the water are modelled solid, because a running tap is a shader and a particle system, not a node transform.
Field Spectator Bench (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 1.8 m timber slatted bench on two cast ends, the seating a club puts along the handler side of the ring. Static.
AnimatedField Litter Bin (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 0.82 m blue field bin with a domed lid hinged along its back edge and a yellow notice panel on the front. The lid is one node on the hinge, so the clip opens it the way the real one lifts.
Club Shade Gazebo, Red (Dog Agility and Training Field)
The same gazebo in red and white with a blue ridge, so a club field can carry two or three without them reading as one model copied. Geometry unchanged.
Club Shade Gazebo (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 3 m pop up shade gazebo on four steel legs, with a blue and white canopy on a red ridge and scalloped yellow valances. Static: the frame is modelled up, and a folding leg set needs a joint per scissor pair.
Electronic Timing Gate Pair (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A matched pair of timing posts 3.4 m apart on weighted feet, the beam head on one and the reflector on the other, used at the start and again at the finish. Static by design: a light beam has nothing to animate.
Field PA Speaker Post (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 2.9 m post carrying two horn speakers back to back and a grey amplifier box, the public address a club calls its running order over. Static.
Ring Scoreboard (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 1.8 m scoreboard on two posts at 1.15 m, with a blue header band and three flip panels for the running dog, the faults and the time. The digits are abstract bars, so a project can letter them. Static.
Judge and Timekeeper Table (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 1.5 m folding table at the ring edge with a scoresheet and pen, a stopwatch on its face and a folding chair behind it. Static: the stopwatch is a prop, and nothing here has a moving part worth a rigid node.
Training Cone and Marker Set (Dog Agility and Training Field)
Four small training cones and three flat ground discs, the markers a class is set out with for handling drills away from the numbered course. Static; the pieces are one model so a field dresses in a single placement.
Course Number Cone (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A red marker cone with a white number plate on a short wire, the marker set beside each obstacle to give the running order. The plate carries abstract bar marks rather than a printed numeral, so a project can letter it. Static.
AnimatedRing Entry Gate (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 3 m gate bay for the ring rope: a hinged 1.4 m blue barred leaf between a hanging post and a strike post, with the rope carrying on from the strike post to the next stanchion. The leaf is one node on the hinge post, so the clip swings it about the real hinge.
Ring Rope and Stanchion Run (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 3 m bay of ring rope: one 0.52 m stanchion on a weighted foot at the start of the bay, a red top rope and a white lower rope carrying on to the next stanchion, so bays chain into a ring of any shape. Static: rope is a hanging curve a rigid node cannot hold.
Car Park Marking Tile (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 4 m hardstanding tile in compacted earth with two marked bays and a head line, ported the same way as the grass tile so the club car park joins the field grid. Static.
Worn Grass Ground Tile (Dog Agility and Training Field)
The same 4 m tile in worn bare earth, for the lines a course wears into a field at the jump take offs and along the weaves. Geometry and ports unchanged, so it drops into the grass grid anywhere.
Mown Grass Ground Tile (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 4 m square of mown turf 6 mm thick with a scatter of longer tufts, ported on all four edges so a training field of any size tiles out of it. Static.
Agility Brush Fence (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 1.24 m brush fence: a clipped green brush in a timber tray between two posts, with a red top bar over it at 0.72 m. Static; the foliage is solid blocks, not cards, so it reads from any angle.
Pause Box Marking (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 1.4 m square of white ground tape with red corner patches, the box a dog is sent to in a games class instead of a table. Lays flat on the grass; static.
Agility Wall Jump (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 0.68 m panelled wall jump 1.24 m wide with a red coping, two loose yellow displaceable units on top and a marker post at each end. Static: the units lift off in reality but are modelled in place.
Agility Pause Table (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 0.92 m square pause table at 0.45 m: a timber top with a black rubber mat and yellow edge tapes on a bolted steel frame with cross rails. Static.
Weave Pole Set, Twelve Poles (Dog Agility and Training Field)
The full competition set of twelve poles on a 7.2 m rail, the same spacing and banding, for the weave a finished course actually asks for.
Collapsed Tunnel Entry (Dog Agility and Training Field)
A 0.64 m rigid barrel entry with a 2 m fabric chute lying out behind it, in blue and white bands with the exit hem flat on the grass. The chute is static and the description says so: cloth needs a simulation or a bone per hoop, and one rigid node cannot open it.