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Every low-poly 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.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
212 free GLB models
Pole and Wire Fence Section (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 2.4 m fence bay: two timber poles 1.25 m high with capped tops, three strained wires and one diagonal stay. Chains end to end on the start and end ports and meets the camp gate on the same ports. Static geometry: the wires are solid rods.
AnimatedCamp Gate with Blank Sign Board (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 3.6 m camp entrance: two heavy timber posts under a lintel, a hanging sign board left blank on both faces to letter, and a 2.5 m braced gate hung on the left post. The gate is one node and swings on the clip. Meets the pole and wire fence on the same ports.
Boma Thorn Brush Fence Section (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 2 m run of cut thorn brush piled 1.5 m high between two stakes, the branches sticking out of it the way a boma is built. Chains end to end on the start and end ports. Static geometry.
Dry Riverbed Module (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 6 m square of sand river: a 3.0 m bed of pale sand between two cut banks, scattered with rounded stones, a washed down dead branch and grass on the bank edges. Shares the ground module ports.
Water Hole Edge Module (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 6 m ground module with a 3.6 m pan sunk into it: a churned mud rim, a flat sheet of green standing water, boulders round the lip and grass on the approach. The water is a flat plane and does not move: a surface needs a shader. Shares the ground ports.
Bush Track Module (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 6 m square of bush track: two wheel ruts 0.55 m wide worn 40 mm into the dust on a 1.7 m gauge, a strip of dry grass growing up the middle and verges either side. Shares the ground module ports, so a track runs through a tiled plot.
Savanna Ground Module, Dust (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 6 m square of bare red savanna dust 0.12 m thick, with five flat patches of low scrub and a few embedded stones. Edge ports on all four sides tile it into a continuous ground with the track, riverbed and water hole modules.
Savanna Ground Module, Dry Grass (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
The same 6 m ground module in the second tone: bleached dry grass instead of bare dust, for laying a patchwork of the two across a plot. The geometry is unchanged.
Thatch Roof Section (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 2.4 m bay of thatched pitch on its purlins and two posts, falling 0.9 m over a 3 m span. Bays chain edge to edge on the start and end ports to roof a boma, a store or a veranda of any length. Static geometry.
Raised Walkway with Rope Handrail (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 2.4 m bay of raised camp walkway: a 1.1 m boarded deck 0.4 m off the dust on four posts, with two runs of rope handrail through the post heads. Bays chain end to end on the start and end ports to link the tents to the fire. The rope is solid geometry and does not move.
Timber Deck Module (Safari Camp and Bush Lodge)
A 2.4 m square boarded deck on stump piers and two bearers, standing 0.50 m to the walking surface. Edge ports on all four sides tile it out under a tent, a dining area or a lodge front. Static geometry.
Perimeter Fence Run (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A four metre welded mesh fence panel on its own footings, with top and bottom rails, ported left and right so a perimeter is as long as the plot needs.
Dark Steppe Ground Module (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
The darker tone of the same eight metre ground module, for breaking up a large plot so it does not read as one flat colour.
Track and Verge Module (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
An eight metre ground module carrying the site track: a graded running surface, a gravel shoulder either side and scrub on the verge, ported to the same grid as the ground.
Hardstanding Module (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
An eight metre concrete hardstanding module with kerb edges, the surface a yard, a dish pad or a cabin row stands on, ported to the same grid as the ground.
Pale Steppe Ground Module (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
An eight metre ground module in pale dry earth with small stones scattered across it, ported on all four edges so a plot is tiled from it.
Cable Trench Cover Run (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
The precast cover that closes a cable trench: four slabs laid end to end with lifting eyes and the edge strips that seat them, ported to the same four metre module as the trench.
Open Cable Trench Section (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A four metre run of open cable trench: concrete kerbs either side, a sand bed between them, three bundled cables on it and the steel straps that hold them down.
Dish Rail Track Section (Radio Telescope Array and Field Station)
A six metre section of the rail a movable dish traverses: a ballast bed, sleepers across it and two rails on chairs, ported end to end so a run is as long as the site needs.
Kerb module (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A 2 m precast kerb for the edge of a lot: a 300 mm section with a chamfered top course and a painted coral nosing standing proud of the face. Run the sections end to end round a car park or along a walk.
Verge module (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A 5 m by 6 m module of rough grass verge between the lot and the highway: a crowned turf slab with seven clumps of longer grass on it. Run it beside the road and lot modules so the ground is continuous across a whole roadside site.
Road module with centre line (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A 5 m length of two lane blacktop, 6 m wide, with a broken centre line and both edge lines painted proud of the wearing course. Run the lengths end to end along the front of a lot to lay the highway a roadside stop faces.
Car park bay module (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A 5 m by 6 m module of marked lot tarmac holding two parking bays: the wearing course with the painted bay lines and the head line standing proud of it, so a field of modules never flickers. Tile it edge to edge to lay a whole car park.
Motel walkway canopy (Retro Diner and Roadside Motel)
A 5 m bay of the covered walk that runs along a motel block: two chrome posts on cast bases with knee braces, a 3 m deep enamel deck with a felt field and a coral fascia across the front. Run the bays end to end against the room block.