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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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Park Path Tile, Quarter Turn (City Park and Playground)
A 2 x 2 m quarter turn in the same path: the paving sweeps from the west edge round to the south edge with the kerb edging following the outer arc. Run ports on the west and south edges.
Park Path Tile, Straight (City Park and Playground)
A 2 m run of 2 m wide park path: a laid slab with a raised kerb edging on both sides and three jointing lines across it. Run ports on the two ends.
Playground Rules Sign (City Park and Playground)
A 1.5 m twin post sign at a play area entrance: a yellow board with a blue panel, a heading bar, four blank rule lines and a round pictogram. The text is geometry, not lettering.
Playground Fence Gate Bay (City Park and Playground)
The same bay with a self closing access leaf hung on the start post, a yellow closing stile and a latch at adult height. The leaf is one node on its hinge line.
Playground Fence Panel (City Park and Playground)
A 2 m bay of 1.1 m blue bow top playground fencing: a capped post on the start end, two rails and vertical bails at 140 mm centres. Bays butt end to end into a run of any length.
Rubber Safety Surface Tile, Blue (City Park and Playground)
The same safety tile in blue, so a play area can be laid out in two colours or zoned by age. Geometry and ports unchanged.
Play Tower with Roof and Ladder (City Park and Playground)
A 2.5 m timber play tower: a 1.9 m square deck at 1.3 m inside blue guard panels, a five rung ladder up the open side and a red gabled roof on the four posts. Static.
Rubber Safety Surface Tile (City Park and Playground)
A 2 x 2 m wet pour rubber safety tile, 45 mm thick with a recessed border and four fixing pads. Edge ports on all four sides, so tiles lay out into a play area of any shape.
Rope Net Climber (City Park and Playground)
A 3 m long pyramid net climber: two raked steel end frames, a twin top rail and a grid of red and yellow ropes down both faces. The ropes are rigid rods modelled into the frame and deliberately not rigged: a slack rope needs a joint per segment.
Playground Roundabout (City Park and Playground)
A 3.0 m roundabout on a cast hub: a six sector painted deck at 410 mm and four grab rails arching over the centre. The deck and its rails are one node on the hub axis.
Sandpit with Timber Edging (City Park and Playground)
A 3.2 x 3.2 m sandpit: sleeper edging on all four sides with two corner sitting boards, a levelled sand bed with a heaped mound, and a bucket and spade left in it. Static.
Blue Horse Spring Rocker (City Park and Playground)
The horse rocker repainted blue with a yellow saddle, so a play area can carry more than one without looking copied. Geometry unchanged.
Horse Spring Rocker (City Park and Playground)
A single seat spring rocker: a red horse body with an upright head, ears, a grab bar and two foot rests, on a coiled spring and a cast ground plate. The body is one node above the spring, so the clip rocks it about the spring head.
Duck Spring Rocker (City Park and Playground)
The same spring and plate carrying a yellow duck body with a flat bill and a stub tail, for a second animal on the same play area. The spring coil is modelled solid and does not deform; the rocking is the body node above it.
Monkey Bars (City Park and Playground)
A 3.6 m overhead ladder at 2.1 m on two raked red A-frames with ten steel rungs and a brace across each frame. Static.
Two Seat Seesaw (City Park and Playground)
A 3.2 m yellow seesaw beam on a cast pedestal at 0.62 m, with a red moulded seat, a grab bar and a foot rest at each end. The beam is one node on the axle, so the clip tips it about the real pivot.
Steel Climbing Frame (City Park and Playground)
A 2.4 x 2.4 x 2 m painted climbing cube: four corner posts, a rung ladder up each end face, a yellow half deck and six drop bars to it, on a rubber pad. Static frame.
Two Bay Swing Set (City Park and Playground)
A 3.6 m two bay swing frame on 2.4 m painted A-frame legs with a yellow top bar, two rubber sling seats on rigid hanger rods and a brace between each pair of legs. Each seat is one node hung on the bar's own axis, so the clip swings from the bar and not from the seat.
Two Bay Swing Set with Toddler Seats (City Park and Playground)
The same two bay frame fitted with high backed toddler bucket seats hung a little shorter, for the under fives end of a play area. The hanger rods are modelled solid and swing with the seat as one part; a real chain needs a joint per link.
Playground Slide (City Park and Playground)
A 1.4 m high timber slide tower with blue guard panels, a four rung ladder up the back and a 2.8 m stainless chute with yellow side rails and a flat run out. Static: no part of a slide moves.
Coach Whiteboard (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 1.45 m coaching whiteboard on an A frame: a white board with a blue court diagram, the lines of a full court drawn on it and a pen tray under the face.
Court Roller (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.94 m hand court roller: a heavy steel drum in a charcoal yoke with a scraper bar over it and a raked handle, for dressing a clay court after play.
Line Marking Trolley (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.72 m line marking trolley: a paint tank on two wheels with a blue lid, a marking shoe under the nose and a raked push handle, for repainting a court line.
Net Winder (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.75 m net winder: a steel cord drum with a crank between two charcoal cheeks on a foot plate, the reel a net cord is tensioned from at the post.