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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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13,443 free GLB models
AnimatedWheeled loader with tipping bucket (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Articulated wheeled loader 7.4 m long: a yellow rear body with the engine hood, counterweight and exhaust, a glazed cab on the articulation joint, four wheels that roll, a boom that raises and a toothed rehandling bucket that tips, the machine that feeds the crusher.
AnimatedHigh reach demolition excavator (Demolition and Site Clearance)
High reach demolition machine 14 m tall on a widened tracked base: a yellow house with a tilting guarded cab and screens, a three piece boom standing up to the top of a building and a pulveriser jaw head parented to it, the machine that takes a structure down floor by floor.
AnimatedTracked excavator with hydraulic breaker (Demolition and Site Clearance)
The same excavator with the bucket swapped for a hydraulic breaker: a charcoal hammer box on the quick coupler with a moil point chisel and hose stubs, hung off the boom as a parented node so it travels with the raise, the tool a controlled demolition works a slab with.
AnimatedTracked excavator with digging bucket (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Twenty two tonne tracked excavator 9 m long: a yellow house with a glazed cab, a counterweight and a ribbed engine deck on a slew ring, a boom and dipper that raise on the foot pin and a toothed digging bucket parented to them, so the two travel together.
AnimatedTracked bulldozer with raising and angling blade (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Twenty tonne tracked bulldozer 6.2 m long: an orange body with a glazed cab and a ribbed engine hood, a straight moldboard 3.8 m wide on push arms that raise, a moldboard that angles on its centre ball, a three shank ripper at the back and modelled crawler tracks.
Timber waste pile (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Sorted timber waste 3 m across: joists, floorboards and stud offcuts stacked criss cross with the nails drawn, a broken door leaf leaning on the stack and a cream waste stream plate on a stake, the segregated pile a clearance keeps for the timber skip.
Cut rebar bundle (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Bundle of reinforcement cut out of the slab: forty bars 4 m long wired into two banded bunches on a timber bearer, ends sheared square, with two bent tails sticking out of the bundle and a red end cap tray beside it.
Salvaged steel beam bundle (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Six cut universal beams 6 m long stacked on timber bearers: flanged sections with torch cut ends, web holes where the connections were, a steel banding strap and a painted end mark, sorted out of the demolition for the scrap merchant.
Salvaged brick stack on pallets (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Reclaimed brick banded onto two timber pallets 2.4 m long: cleaned bricks stacked in header and stretcher courses under a steel banding strap, with a cream tally plate wired to the stack, the way salvage is set aside on a clearance.
Graded crusher feed pile (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Feed stock sorted for the crusher: a 4 m heap of picked concrete with the reinforcement cut out, a lower apron of crushed product beside it and the bucket tracks pushed into the toe, the way a feed pile is kept clean.
Rubble pile, large (Demolition and Site Clearance)
The same arisings at 6 m across and 2.2 m high, the stockpile a site pushes up before the crusher takes it: broken concrete, brick and steel settled into a long heap with a loose scattered surface.
Rubble pile, small (Demolition and Site Clearance)
The same arisings at 2 m across and 0.7 m high, the size that gathers at the foot of a wall between passes: broken concrete, brick and steel with a loose scattered surface.
Rubble pile, medium (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Heap of demolition arisings 3.4 m across and 1.2 m high: broken concrete, brick and a little steel settled into the shape a dozer blade leaves, with a scattered surface of loose lumps, for the middle of a clearance.
Demolition wall section, down to rubble (Demolition and Site Clearance)
The same 4 m bay after the wall is down: a 500 mm stub of brickwork on the footing with the broken face showing, a heap of graded masonry rubble across the bay and two lengths of bent rebar lying in it, ready for the loader.
Floor slab section with rebar showing, 4 m (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Broken reinforced floor slab 4 m square and 220 mm thick: a saw cut edge on two sides, a ragged broken edge on the others with the reinforcement mesh bent up out of it, a screed patch lifted clear and ground ports on all four sides.
Demolition wall section, breached (Demolition and Site Clearance)
The same wall section taken back by the machine: a full height pier at one end, a ragged stepped edge of brick teeth, a breach right through the middle at ground level and a broken lintel hanging over it, with bent rebar tails showing in the concrete.
Demolition wall section, intact (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Intact masonry wall section 4 m wide, 3.2 m tall and 320 mm thick: brickwork with proud courses, a concrete lintel over a blocked opening, a cream plaster patch on the inner face and a stub of floor beam left in the pocket, with side ports at 1.4 m so a facade runs on.
Mesh fence foot block (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Moulded concrete fence foot 0.6 m long with two slotted sockets and a moulded handle recess, the block a temporary mesh panel stands in, modelled loose so a run of them can be dropped along a line.
Debris netting scaffold bay, 4 m (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Scaffold screen bay 4 m wide and 4 m tall: a tube and fitting frame of standards, ledgers and a plan brace carrying a blue debris netting panel laced to its edges, with side ports at 2 m so a screen runs along a demolition face.
AnimatedSite hoarding gate panel, 4 m (Demolition and Site Clearance)
The same hoarding line as the site entrance: a 3.4 m sheeted leaf hung on a heavier post with a drop bolt and a latch keep, a red keep clear plate on the closing post, and the leaf swinging clear into the site.
Mesh site fence panel, 3.5 m (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Temporary mesh fence panel 3.5 m wide and 2 m tall in a tubular frame: welded mesh infill, a blue site information plate wired to the rail, and side ports at 1 m so a run of panels closes a compound.
Site hoarding panel, 4 m (Demolition and Site Clearance)
Solid site hoarding bay 4 m wide and 2.5 m tall: blue faced plywood sheeting on a timber frame between two charcoal posts on precast feet, with a capping rail, a blank cream notice board and a yellow warning plate, and side ports so a perimeter repeats.
Mud tracked site ground tile, 4 m (Demolition and Site Clearance)
The same 4 m site module with dried mud trodden across it by the plant: three spread patches standing a few millimetres proud of the slab with two wheel ruts run through them, for the working face and the haul line.
Crushed hardcore haul road tile, 4 m (Demolition and Site Clearance)
The same 4 m site module surfaced with crushed hardcore from the site's own crusher: a 90 mm bed of graded material with loose lumps scattered across it and a rolled crown down the middle, for the haul road and the crusher apron.