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Every realistic model below is a self-contained .glb under 5 MB, released under CC0 1.0 so it can be used and modified 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.
739 free GLB models
Crevasse module (Mountaineering and Summit Expedition)
Four-metre glacier section split by a steep-walled crevasse with a blue ice throat and a snow bridge remnant.
Snow ridge module (Mountaineering and Summit Expedition)
Four-metre snow arete section with a rising crest, exposed rock on the windward flank and a kicked boot track.
Corniced ridge module (Mountaineering and Summit Expedition)
Four-metre ridge section with a wind-built cornice overhanging the lee side and a fracture line at the crown.
Observation gantry (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 7 m elevated observation walkway at 3.4 m: six columns on pads with knee braces, a grated deck, handrails with toe boards on both sides and the end, a nine-tread stair flight with its own rails and a deck light.
Overhead crane rail (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 12.4 m span overhead travelling crane 7.2 m to the walkway: four columns on pads with knee braces, two runway beams, a twin girder bridge on end carriages, a trolley node and a hook block node hanging on its ropes, plus a wall pendant station.
Decontamination arch (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 3 m walk-through decontamination arch: an arched shell of real thickness, twenty one spray nozzles on three rings and two side rails, two lamp strips, a grated floor between yellow kerbs and a control box.
Containment cell (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 4.4 by 4 m sealed cell: steel walls with external ribs, roof plant and service risers, a 2.5 m viewing window in pressure frames, a hinged sealed door with a vision port, a grated floor, a ceiling light panel and a lit central plinth. Interior surfaces are modelled.
Twin leaf blast door (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 6.4 by 5 m twin leaf sliding blast door in a concrete portal: ribbed steel leaves on floor tracks and a head beam, two drive units, chevron edge markings, a warning beacon and a control box. Each leaf is a separate node.
Bay floor slab (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
An 18 by 6 m bay floor on the hangar pitch: a 0.15 m concrete slab with expansion joints, painted lane edges and bay markings, kerbs down both sides, a centre drainage channel with grating and eight recessed tie-down sockets. Lay a run of these for an open bay.
Hangar bay end wall section (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
The bay section closed at its north face by a gable wall with a 7.8 by 6 m craft door opening framed in steel and a personnel door beside it, leaving only the south port free.
Hangar bay shell section (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 6 m deep section of an 18 m span hangar bay: a segmental arch shell with real wall thickness, a 0.15 m floor slab, three internal portal frames, cladding ribs, a glazed clerestory each side, three roof lights and four high bay lamps. Sections butt on a 6 m pitch.
Cordon fence corner (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A right-angle cordon corner turning a taped line through 90 degrees, with ports on the west and south arms.
Cordon fence run (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
A 4 m cordon run: three footed posts, two tubular rails, a taped line and a blank warning plate. Ports at both ends so runs chain.
Scorched ground tile (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
An 8 m square ground tile with a 5 m burn disc and fourteen radiating scorch streaks. Deck surface at 0.5 m with edge ports so tiles chain in any direction.
Crash furrow end tile (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
The furrow tile with the trench fading out into a churned terminal spoil pile, for closing the end of a skid run.
Crash furrow ground tile (UFO Crash Site and Recovery Facility)
An 8 m square ground tile gouged by a craft skidding through it: a curved furrow with raised spoil bermed along both sides and shards left in the trench. Deck surface at 0.5 m with edge ports so tiles chain in any direction.
Field tile, straw swath (Arable Fields and Farm Machinery)
An 8 m field tile of stubble with a raked straw swath running the length of the tile, ready for the baler.
Five-bar field gate, open (Arable Fields and Farm Machinery)
The five-bar field gate swung open on its hinge post, clearing the gateway.
Five-bar field gate, closed (Arable Fields and Farm Machinery)
A 3.5 m tubular five-bar field gate hung between two round posts, with diagonal bracing, hinge straps and a latch; the gate leaf turns on its own hinge pivot.
Hedgerow run with gateway gap (Arable Fields and Farm Machinery)
An 8 m hedgerow run with a 3.2 m gateway gap in the middle, for a field gate or a machinery access.
Post and wire fence run, 8 m (Arable Fields and Farm Machinery)
An 8 m stock fence run: seven round timber posts, four line wires, close verticals forming netting in the lower half and a braced strainer at each end.
Hedgerow run, 8 m (Arable Fields and Farm Machinery)
An 8 m run of managed field hedge on a low earth bank: a dense clipped mass about 1.7 m tall with taller lapsed lumps and bare stems showing at the base.
Farm track module, corner (Arable Fields and Farm Machinery)
An 8 m farm track tile turning through ninety degrees, joining a track running north to one running east.
Farm track module, straight (Arable Fields and Farm Machinery)
An 8 m farm track tile: a 3.4 m stone track with a grass strip down the middle of the wheelings and grass verges on both sides.