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Every model here is a game-ready GLB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use in personal and commercial work without crediting anyone.
Files are binary glTF with embedded WebP textures and quantized geometry, which three.js reads natively and Blender, Godot and Unity import as they are, so nothing needs a Draco or KTX2 decoder. Each asset page carries a permanent CDN URL you can load straight from your code.
22,099 free GLB models
Fire Extinguisher on Bracket (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 550 mm extinguisher in two bracket bands on a bulkhead plate, with a squeeze handle, a pressure dial and its horn hose hanging where it hangs. No wording or maker appears on the body.
Emergency Breathing Apparatus Station (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 1.2 m breathing station: four masks on hooks over a charging manifold with four connection valves on the wheel-eba-1 to wheel-eba-4 nodes, and an amber warning strip along the top.
First Aid Locker (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 560 mm bulkhead first aid locker with a single door on the door node, marked with a plain raised red cross. No wording, service or maker appears on it.
Heads Cubicle (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 0.96 by 1.04 m heads cubicle 2.1 m tall: three panelled sides and a deckhead frame, a pan on its pedestal, a small basin, a flushing valve on the wheel-flush node and a louvred door on the door node.
Coffee Urn (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 600 mm stainless coffee urn on a rubber mat: a brass lid, a tap over a drip tray, a sight glass and two carrying handles. Static geometry.
Wardroom Table (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 1.7 by 0.82 m wardroom table on a single bolted pedestal with a foot rail: a timber top inside a brass fiddle rail, a crumb tray underneath and a condiment fiddle at one end.
Galley Sink Unit (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 1.1 m stainless sink unit with two pressed bowls, a swan neck mixer and a cupboard under it closed by two doors on the door-1 and door-2 nodes.
Wardroom Bench (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 1.7 m bench seat that is also a locker: a timber carcass with a padded lid hinged on its after edge on the hatch node, a raked back pad on two brackets and a brass grab rail along the top.
Galley Range (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 920 mm galley range: a four ring hob inside a brass sea fiddle, an oven with a glazed drop door on the door-oven node, four control knobs and a pilot lamp. Nothing on it is lettered, so no maker is named.
Bunk Stack with Curtains (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A three tier bunk stack 1.96 m long and 2.2 m tall: corner posts, steel pans with crowned mattresses, pillows, fiddle rails, stowage nets under each pan, reading lamps at the heads, and curtain rails with the curtains gathered back at both ends of every berth.
Compressed Air Bottle Rack (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A framed rack of six compressed air bottles lying in two rows of three, 1.9 m long and 1.3 m tall: end plates, four rails, bottle valves with 140 mm handwheels on the wheel-bottle-1 to wheel-bottle-6 nodes, a riser and cross pipe manifold, and webbing straps over the top row.
Torpedo on Loading Cradle (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 5.8 m weapon on its loading cradle: a plain finned body 500 mm across with four tail fins, a five bladed propeller and three identification bands, sitting in two timber bolsters with webbing straps over them on a four wheeled frame with tow handles at both ends.
Torpedo Stowage Rack (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A two tier stowage rack 4.9 m long: six uprights with grab bars, longitudinal beams, roller saddles on both tiers and lifting eyes on the upright heads, with one plain finned weapon lashed on the lower tier.
Torpedo Tube Breech (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
The inboard end of a 540 mm torpedo tube: a saddled tube barrel, a breech ring and a dished breech door with its locking ring, handwheel and interlock handle, all carried on the breech node so the door swings as one piece.
Deckhead Light, Rigged for Red (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
The same caged bulkhead lamp with a red lens in it, which is what a control room is lit by when the watch has to keep its night vision. Use it to light a compartment red without changing the fitting.
Sound Powered Telephone (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A bulkhead telephone 260 mm wide: a handset on its cradle, a brass selector and a red call push, with the lead modelled in the position it hangs. The lead is static, because a flexible cord is not reachable with one rigid node transform.
Deckhead Light Fitting (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A caged bulkhead lamp on a swan neck bracket, 300 mm deep: a spun reflector, a clear lens and a six bar guard over it. Static geometry; the light itself is the scene's, not the model's.
Klaxon with Alarm Push (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A twin trumpet klaxon on a bulkhead bracket 280 mm wide, with a red alarm push under the smaller horn. It is static: the diaphragm inside a horn is not something a rigid node transform reaches.
Engine Order Telegraph (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A brass pedestal engine order telegraph 1.6 m tall with a glazed dial each side and a handle that rocks across its quadrant on the telegraph node. The dials carry tick marks and no words, so no order and no maker is named.
Depth Gauge Cluster (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A bulkhead board of three depth and trim gauges in brass bezels, the largest 380 mm across, with four lamps under them on a stiffened back plate 1.04 m wide. The dial faces carry tick marks and a needle and no numerals, so no depth, scale or maker is stated.
Chronometer and Barograph Board (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A timber instrument board 460 mm wide carrying a chronometer and a gimballed barograph in brass bezels, with a blank builder's plate between them. Both faces are tick marks and a needle only, naming no maker and no reading.
Electrical Switchboard (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 1.3 by 1.95 m switchboard: twenty four moulded breakers in three rows, two isolator handles that rock on lever-iso-1 and lever-iso-2, a bank of three meters, a bolted blank plate, an amber warning strip and an earthing bar.
Fire Control Console (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A 1.35 m fire control position: two lit panels over a bank of three dials, ten switches, six solution knobs on the raked desk and a guarded firing key. Every face is abstract, with no scale, plot or marking that names a weapon, a target or a boat.
Radar Repeater (Submarine Interior and Control Room)
A pedestal radar repeater 1.6 m tall: a round screen behind a brass bezel under a raked reading hood, five switches and two brilliance knobs. The screen is a plain lit disc with no trace, sweep or range ring drawn on it.