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Every historical 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.
313 free GLB models
Utility pickup with service body (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A generic period utility pickup: a chassis with a lofted bonnet and cab, a service body with six shuttered side lockers and a centre well, a drop tailgate, a two-hoop ladder rack, a roof beacon and front and rear bumpers.
Crew van (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A generic period forward-control box van: a lofted body with a sloped nose, a deep windscreen, cab and rear side glazing, twin rear doors with hinges and handles, a roof vent, an open tubular roof rack, a rear step and lamp clusters.
Security patrol saloon (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A generic period four-door saloon in site service: an upright lofted body with a slab-sided greenhouse, thin pillars, a barred grille with round headlamps, chrome bumpers and waist trim, door mirrors, a roof beacon and a rear whip aerial.
Transporter erector with tractor unit (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A generic period stage transporter: a bonneted three-axle tractor unit with an exhaust stack, side tank and fifth wheel, coupled to a girder semi trailer on two dual axles with landing legs, outrigger jacks and a lattice erector beam on cradle rings.
Helipad marking slab (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A 15 m concrete helipad: a scored slab with expansion joints, a raised touchdown circle and abstract aiming cross, four corner markers, twelve perimeter lights on stems, a windsock mast and a grounding point. Abstract markings only, no insignia or lettering.
Hardened entry portal (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
The graded entry to the buried works: a sloping approach with retaining walls and handrails, eight steps down to a platform, a headwall carrying a hardened door in a stepped frame, a blast hood over the opening and a wall alarm box.
Site water tower (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A 13.9 m elevated water tower: four splayed legs on pad footings with two levels of cross bracing, a riveted tank with a conical bottom and domed roof, band seams, a roof hatch, a balcony with a handrail, a caged ladder and a valved downcomer.
Buried fuel tank cap (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
The above-grade fittings of a buried fuel tank: a crowned concrete cap slab, a bolted manway cover with lifting eyes, a vent stack with a flame arrestor, a fill point cabinet with a hose coupling, a level gauge post and four bollards.
Site generator house (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A hardened standby power building: poured walls on a raised slab with a parapet roof, two louvred intake banks, a steel personnel door under a canopy, bollards, a lagged exhaust stack with a rain cap, a roof radiator fan and a bunded day tank.
Parabolic tracking dish (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A 4.2 m parabolic reflector on a site pedestal: a concrete plinth with an anchor bolt circle, an azimuth housing, a trunnion yoke, a ribbed dish with a rim ring and hub box, a tripod-mounted feed horn and a side equipment cabinet.
Whip antenna array (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A ground plane antenna group: a round concrete pad with twelve counterpoise straps, four tapered whips of different lengths on insulator stacks, and a central tuning cabinet with coaxial feeds running out to each base.
Tropospheric scatter billboard antenna (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A 7.6 m billboard scatter antenna: two pairs of concrete footings, a leaning space frame with cross bracing, a shallow curved reflector screen on vertical ribs, twin feed horns on forward booms with waveguide runs, and an equipment shelter at the base.
Silo exhaust duct headworks (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
The exhaust duct headworks at grade: a battered concrete plinth with a rectangular throat built from four slabs, a recessed bore, a heavy grille, a curved deflector hood on struts, a cowled relief stack, a hinged deck cover and deck handrails.
Period first stage motor (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A generic period first stage: an 8.4 m solid motor case 1.8 m across with a domed forward closure, an aft skirt with access covers and hold-down lugs, a smooth exit bell, field joint bands, an external raceway conduit and a bolted forward attach ring.
Re-entry vehicle shroud (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A 3 m ogive nose shroud over a blunt tip: two half shells joined by longitudinal seam strips, a bolted base separation ring, an umbilical fitting and a flush antenna window.
Period second stage motor (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A generic period second stage: a 1.36 m motor case with a domed closure, a flared interstage skirt with vent slots, a gimballed exit bell on a torus mount, four attitude control thruster clusters and a bolted forward attach ring.
Sliding silo blast door (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A ballistic sliding closure: a 6.2 m concrete slab with banded steel edges, lifting eyes and eight rollers, parked open at the far end of an 11.6 m twin rail track, with the bore ring at the closed end and a gas generator actuator with a push rod.
Silo headworks collar (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
The reinforced concrete headworks around the tube bore at grade: a round apron, a raised curb with a steel closure seat, twin door track plinths with rolled rails, anchor blocks, a cable duct, a hinged personnel hatch and a lightning mast.
Goods 0-6-0 in unlined black (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
The 0-6-0 goods locomotive in the plain black goods finish rather than lined green.
Station platform end ramp module (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
The platform module with a sloping end ramp closing the +Z end of a platform run.
Compartment carriage in varnished teak (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
The compartment carriage finished in varnished teak instead of crimson and cream panels.
Goods 0-6-0 with the smokebox door open (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
The 0-6-0 goods locomotive posed on shed with the smokebox door swung fully open on its hinge.
Flat wagon with a crated load (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
The flat wagon carrying three strapped timber crates between its stanchions.
Open mineral wagon loaded with coal (Steam Era Railway and Rolling Stock)
The open mineral wagon carrying a heaped coal load above the side rails.