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Every historical model below is a self-contained .glb under 25 MB, released under CC0 1.0 so it can be used and modified in commercial projects without attribution.
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213 free GLB models
Site tool chest (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A steel tool chest: a lift lid with corner protectors, side ring handles, a hasp and a lock cylinder, three front drawers with pull handles and a lift-out tray holding a spanner and a coiled lead.
Folding crew cot (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A folding cot: X-frame end legs with rubber feet and cross tubes, side rails, a stretched canvas bed with reinforcing tapes, a folded blanket, a pillow and a kit bag stowed underneath.
Fire extinguisher on a bracket (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A period extinguisher in a wall bracket: a rolled cylinder with a domed base and shoulder, two band seams, a blank instruction panel, a valve head with a squeeze lever, a safety pin, a pressure gauge and a hose with a discharge horn.
Clipboard with log sheets (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A clipboard resting flat: a hardboard back, a sheaf of ruled sheets, a sprung clip with its lever, and a pencil in a side loop. Sheets are blank, with rules only.
Wall klaxon (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
An electric klaxon on a wall bracket: a back box with a finned motor body, a flared horn bell with a rolled rim, a conduit gland and a hazard band on the bracket.
Wall map board with abstract markings (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A framed wall board on brackets: a grid of reference lines, three plotted routes in different colours, four ringed marker pins, a block of five sector tabs, a fold-back cover panel and a grease pencil on a cord. Abstract markings only, no lettering, place names or emblems.
Ration tin stack (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
Seven ration tins on crate boards: four in a lower course, two stacked above, one opened with its lid folded back, plus plain paper bands and a small opener.
Gas mask with haversack (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A period respirator laid on its haversack: a moulded face piece with two round eyepieces and a chin outlet, a head harness, a corrugated hose and a ribbed filter canister.
Dosimeter charger and pens (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A radiation dosimetry set: a charger with a socket well, a round meter face and a rotary knob, three pen dosimeters with pocket clips, and a pocket survey meter with a probe on a lead.
Filing cabinet with a drawer out (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
The same four-drawer cabinet with the second drawer run out on its slides, showing the drawer sides, base and a row of seven upright folders.
Four-drawer filing cabinet (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A four-drawer steel filing cabinet: a plinth, drawer fronts with pull handles and blank label frames, a full-height bar lock with a cylinder and a top label frame.
Teleprinter on a stand (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A page teleprinter on a tubular stand: a cast base with a sloped 44-key board, a platen and paper roll, a type basket, a clear hinged cover, a paper shelf, a line unit on the lower shelf and a trailing lead.
Rotary field telephone (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A period magneto field telephone in a pressed steel case: a hinged lid with a handset in its cradle, a rotary dial with ten finger holes, a hand crank, terminal posts, a blank rating plate and a carrying strap.
Crew bunk alcove (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A two-tier crew bunk in a panelled alcove: steel frames on sprung bases, mattresses with folded blankets and pillows, guard rails, a curtain rail with a drawn curtain, an overhead shelf, a reading lamp and a personal locker.
Capsule air handling unit (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A skid-mounted air handler: a rubber-mounted frame, a filter cabinet with an access door and sight glass, a scroll fan housing with a belt guard and drive motor, flanged supply ducting and an end control box with gauges.
Deputy chair on floor rails (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
The second crew chair: a 2 m rail plate with a turntable pad at one end, a slide block pedestal with a foot ring and spokes, a padded seat with a taller back and headrest, and a left-hand control box.
Communications equipment rack (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A floor-standing equipment rack: a plinth and four uprights with side and rear panels, seven drawer modules with handles, a meter and lamp bay, a patch panel with jack rows, two tape reels, a top cooling grille and a cable loom leaving the rear.
Two-lock authenticator safe (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A twin-compartment document safe on a welded stand: two independently locked doors with combination dials, indicator tabs and lever handles, a divider bar, a top tray and a folder resting on the lid.
Capsule shock isolator strut (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A floor isolator strut: a bolted base plate, a helical compression spring around a telescopic damper, a rubber snubber ring, an upper platen, a clevis and pin head fitting and a flanged hydraulic line with a bleed valve.
Capsule blast door with locking wheel (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
The capsule entry closure: a concrete surround with a stepped steel frame, a raised sill and a hinge column, a slab leaf with eight radial locking dogs, three hinge arms and a viewing port, and a four-spoke locking handwheel on its hub.
Commander chair on floor rails (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A crew chair riding a 3 m twin floor rail: rolled rails on sleepers with end stops, a rollered carriage, a telescopic column, a padded seat and back with sprung arms, lap belt stubs, a right-hand control box and a footrest bar.
Launch console bank (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A three-bay crew console: a kick plate carcass, a sloped instrument face, an upright annunciator panel in three bays with lamp and meter rows, a two-position key switch station, a patch jack strip, a paper log tray, a handset cradle and cable stubs at the rear.
Launch control capsule cutaway (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
A cutaway of a buried launch control capsule: a 9 m steel pressure shell with internal stiffener rings, an aft bulkhead, a forward door aperture ring, a suspended grating floor on coil isolators, and ceiling cable trays with a ventilation duct.
Personnel access shaft cutaway (Cold War Missile Silo and Command Bunker)
An 8.6 m cutaway personnel shaft: a concrete shaft with a steel liner, two grating landings with handrails, a caged ladder run, a cable tray, a floor grating at the bottom and a collar with a hinged hatch at grade.