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Everything needed to build a rented allotment site rather than a garden. The ground tiles on a 4 m and 2 m grid with real connector ports: dug earth plots, mown grass paths, wood chip walks, timber raised beds that lay end to end, closeboard and chain link fence bays and a mixed boundary hedge. The plot itself carries planted and raked raised beds, a bean wigwam, a row cloche, a cold frame, a slatted compost bin and the plastic dalek beside it, a leaf mould cage, a netted brassica cage, a rhubarb forcer, a potato sack, a strawed strawberry bed and numbered marker posts. Structures are a homemade timber shed in tidy and patched condition, a lean to and a timber framed greenhouse, a water butt on a stand, the site standpipe, a pallet bench, a deckchair, a tool rack, a wheelbarrow, a fork and spade left in the earth, a hoe and rake, two watering cans, a hose reel, a bonfire ring and a chicken coop with a run. The community end adds the padlocked site gate, a hand painted noticeboard, the communal tool store, a picnic table, an honesty box stall, orchard trees, a beehive, a bird scarer, crate and pot stacks, a tyre planter and an old bath used as a trough. Clips are rigid node transforms only: the shed, greenhouse and store doors open and close, the site gate swings, the cold frame light and both compost lids lift, the coop hatch lifts out, the barrow wheel rolls, the hose reel spins and the bird scarer turns. Netting, bean canes, plants, straw, hose and taps are modelled solid and stated as static, because each needs a joint per element, a flexible surface or a fluid that a rigid node cannot give. Original AI-generated CC0 geometry, prepared for human review. No physics, gameplay, colliders, navigation or embedded lights.
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Use the “Allotments and Community Garden” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/allotments-and-community-garden Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/35180/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/allotments-and-community-garden Description: 50 stylized allotment models: modular plot, path, bed, fence and hedge pieces, homemade sheds, two greenhouses, water butts, compost bins, cloches, cages, tools, a chicken coop, a communal tool store and a gate, in one assembled four plot site. - 51 GLB models, 2.6 MB in total - Units: metres, +Y up, shared scale and palette across the pack - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader; no additional decoders required. Load models individually from the manifest, or the starter scene as one file.
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Allotments and Community Garden
50 stylized allotment models: modular plot, path, bed, fence and hedge pieces, homemade sheds, two greenhouses, water butts, compost bins, cloches, cages, tools, a chicken coop, a communal tool store and a gate, in one assembled four plot site.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
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Dug Earth Plot Tile (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 4 m square of dug allotment earth, 10 cm deep, ridged into five furrows with a few turned clods on top. Four of them make a standard eight metre plot. Edge ports on all four sides.
Grass Path Tile (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m square of mown grass path between plots, 7.000000000000001 cm proud of the soil, with tufts left where the mower missed. Edge ports on all four sides.
Wood Chip Path Tile (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m square of wood chip path, a shallow scraped bed topped with chippings laid at every angle, for the walk between beds. Edge ports on all four sides.
Raised Bed, Planted (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2.4 x 1.2 m timber raised bed 34 cm high on four corner posts, filled with soil and planted with three rows of leaf crops. Run ports on both ends, so beds lay end to end down a plot.
Raised Bed, Empty and Raked (Allotments and Community Garden)
The same bed emptied and raked level for sowing, with the drill lines still in the surface. The soil fill is a solid block, not a digging volume.
Plot Boundary Marker Post (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 0.82 m timber corner post with a hand painted plate on it carrying the plot number, driven in where one tenancy meets the next. The number is painted geometry, not a texture, so it reads at any distance.
Cane Wigwam with Climbing Beans (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2.05 m wigwam of six bamboo canes on a 1 m circle, tied at the head with twine and grown up with climbing beans. Canes and foliage are one static solid: a cane cannot be honestly driven by a rigid node transform.
Row Cloche (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m glazed barrel cloche over a sown row, 0.34 m to the crown, held down by three galvanised hoops. The ends are open and the glazing is solid geometry; nothing lifts.
Cold Frame (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.3 x 0.86 m timber cold frame, 0.52 m at the back falling to 0.3 m at the front, sown with two short rows and closed by a single glazed light. The light is one node hinged on the back board, so the clip lifts it and drops it back.
Slatted Timber Compost Bin (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1 m square timber compost bin 0.86 m high, four corner posts with slatted sides and a heap of half rotted material in it, closed by a hinged board lid. The lid is one node on the back edge; the slats are fixed.
Plastic Dalek Compost Bin (Allotments and Community Garden)
The council issue plastic compost bin: a 0.94 m tapered black cone with moulded rings, a hatch at the foot for taking compost out and a lift off lid modelled as a hinged node. The hatch is fixed geometry.
Leaf Mould Cage (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.1 m square wire cage on four galvanised stakes, 1 m high, filled with autumn leaves left to rot down. The netting is modelled as rigid wire; it does not sag or move.
Netted Brassica Cage (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.8 x 1.2 m timber cage 1.05 m high over a bed of brassicas, netted on all four sides and across the top against pigeons. The net is rigid geometry on the frame: it neither sags nor opens.
Rhubarb Forcer (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 0.84 m terracotta forcer with a knobbed cap, stood over a rhubarb crown with two more crowns in leaf beside it. The cap is modelled in place and does not lift.
Potato Sack Planter (Allotments and Community Garden)
A hessian potato sack rolled down at the rim, 0.52 m tall, filled with earth and growing a haulm of potato leaf. The sack is a rigid solid; it does not slump or unroll.
Strawberry Bed with Straw (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.7 x 1.1 m low edged strawberry bed, strawed under the plants with six crowns in fruit. Straw and fruit are solid geometry; nothing is pickable.
Homemade Allotment Shed (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 x 1.6 m homemade timber shed on bearers, 2.05 m at the front falling to 1.72 m at the back under a felt pent roof, with a painted door, a glazed window and a trodden earth step. The door is one node on its hinge stile, so the clip swings it open and shut.
Allotment Shed, Patched and Weathered (Allotments and Community Garden)
The same shed after a few hard winters: corrugated sheet nailed over the rotted boards, a patch on the felt, moss growing on the roof, a plank propped against the corner and the paint gone from the door. The door still opens; the propped plank and the patches are fixed.
Lean To Greenhouse (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2.2 m lean to greenhouse built against a 2.15 m back wall, its glazing falling to 1.15 m at the front in four timber framed lights, with staging of pots and seed trays along the back. It has no door and nothing on it moves; the glazing is solid geometry.
Timber Framed Greenhouse (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 x 2.6 m cedar framed greenhouse, 1.5 m to the eaves and 2.26 m to the ridge, glazed all round and over, with staging and pots inside and a side hung door. The door is the only moving part; the roof vents are fixed lights.
Water Butt on a Stand (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.6 m green plastic water butt on a timber stand, tapped at the foot with the bucket height a can needs, and fed by a galvanised downpipe swanning over into the lid. The tap and the downpipe are fixed: there is no water volume and no flow.
Standpipe and Tap on a Post (Allotments and Community Garden)
The site standpipe: a galvanised riser strapped to a timber post on a concrete pad, 1.2 m to a brass tap with a drip tray and a bucket under it. Nothing turns; the tap head is modelled in one piece.
Pallet Bench (Allotments and Community Garden)
A bench knocked together from two pallets with a third stood up behind for a back, 1.2 m wide with a cushion on the seat. The pallets are one static solid.
Striped Deckchair (Allotments and Community Garden)
A folding timber deckchair set up on the plot, 0.86 m to the head of the frame with a striped canvas sling. It is modelled in the open position: the frame is one solid and does not fold.
Tool Rack (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.14 m boarded tool rack that leans against a shed wall, with four hooks, a hand fork, a trowel, a ball of twine and a seed box on it. The hung tools are part of the rack and do not come off.
Wheelbarrow (Allotments and Community Garden)
A galvanised builders barrow with timber handles, a stub axle and two leg stands, 1.5 m over the handles. The wheel is one node on the axle, so the clip rolls it; the barrow itself does not tip.
Garden Fork and Spade in the Earth (Allotments and Community Garden)
A digging spade and a four tine fork left standing in a heap of turned earth, both 1.15 m to the top of the D handle, with a real blade, tread and shoulder. Static: the tools and the heap are one model.
Hoe and Rake (Allotments and Community Garden)
A draw hoe and a seven tine soil rake stood head down in the earth with their 1.5 m ash handles crossing. The heads carry real blades and tines; the pair is one static model.
Watering Can, Ten Litre (Allotments and Community Garden)
A galvanised ten litre watering can, 0.42 m to the handle, with a real rose on the end of the spout and a grip at the back. The rose is fixed to the spout and does not come off.
Watering Can, Five Litre (Allotments and Community Garden)
The same can at two thirds the size, for seedlings and for a child to carry. The rose, spout and both handles are modelled; nothing moves.
Hose Reel on a Post (Allotments and Community Garden)
A hose reel on a galvanised bracket bolted to a 0.94 m post, wound with 0.22 m coils and a crank on the side, with the free end run off across the ground. The reel is one node on its axle so the clip spins it; the hose itself is a rigid solid and does not pay out.
Bonfire Ring (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.4 m ring of reclaimed bricks round a bed of ash, with half burnt prunings stacked in the middle and a pile of green waste beside it. Nothing burns: there is no fire, smoke or light in the model.
Chicken Coop with Run (Allotments and Community Garden)
A raised timber coop 1.16 m across on 0.42 m legs with a felt gable roof, a pop hole and ramp, and a 1.7 x 1.1 m netted run on the end. The nest box hatch is one node hinged on its head; the netting, ramp and pop hole are fixed.
Site Gate with Padlock (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m allotment site gate: a four rail braced timber leaf hung between two 1.46 m capped posts, with a hasp and a padlock on the closing stile. The leaf is one node on its hinge post, so the clip swings it; the padlock is modelled shut and does not open.
Timber Fence Panel (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m closeboard fence bay 1.15 m high: two posts, a gravel board, two arris rails and eleven feather edge boards. Run ports on both ends, so bays make a boundary of any length.
Chain Link Fence Panel (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m galvanised chain link bay 1.15 m high on two posts with top and bottom straining wires and a raking stay. The mesh is rigid geometry and does not sag. Run ports on both ends.
Hedgerow Section (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m run of mixed boundary hedge 1.5 m high on woody stems, with rough grass at the foot and berries in it. Run ports on both ends, so sections make a boundary of any length.
Orchard Apple Tree (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 3.4 m allotment apple tree on a 1.5 m trunk with three low limbs, a broad crown and fruit on it, standing in rough grass. The crown is solid foliage: there is no leaf card, wind or sway.
Hand Painted Site Noticeboard (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.8 m hand painted allotment noticeboard on two posts under a little pitched hood, with the site name lettered across the head and four notices pinned to it. The notices are painted geometry and cannot be changed at runtime.
Communal Tool Store (Allotments and Community Garden)
The site's shared store: a 3 x 2 m timber building 2.3 m at the front under a corrugated pent roof, with a wide braced door and a padlock. The door is one node on its hinge stile; the roof sheets and the padlock are fixed.
Picnic Table (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.8 m timber picnic table with benches on both sides, 0.74 m to the table top on crossed A-frame legs. One static solid; the benches are part of the frame.
Honesty Box Stall (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.3 m trestle stall of surplus produce by the gate, with two crates of greens, a painted price card and a locked honesty box with a coin slot. The box is a solid model: it does not open and holds nothing.
National Beehive (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.4 m national beehive on a timber stand: a floor, three brood and super boxes with handholds, a crown board and a galvanised roof, with the entrance block at the front. The boxes are modelled as one static stack; nothing lifts off and there are no bees.
Bird Scarer on a Pole (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.9 m pole with four arms of old discs and cut plastic streamers on the head, turned by the wind over a sown bed. The head is one node on the pole, so the clip spins the whole spider; the streamers do not flutter on their own.
Plastic Crate Stack (Allotments and Community Garden)
Three stacked ventilated produce crates, just over a metre to the top of the pile and set down slightly out of square. The crates are one solid: they do not come apart or nest.
Plastic Crate Stack, Blue (Allotments and Community Garden)
The same stack of three crates in pale blue, for mixing colours across a plot. The geometry is unchanged.
Upturned Pot Stack (Allotments and Community Garden)
Four terracotta pots stacked upside down to keep the rain out, 0.63 m high, with two more stood beside them in the grass. One static solid; the pots do not separate.
Tyre Planter (Allotments and Community Garden)
An old tyre filled with earth and planted up with flowers, 0.55 m across, with a second tyre lying beside it waiting for a use. The tyres are rigid solids with no tread flex.
Old Bath Used as a Trough (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.5 m enamelled bath stood on four brick piers and planted up as a trough, 0.46 m to the rolled rim with the old tap hole still in the end. The bath is a rigid shell; there is no water and nothing drains.
Green Deckchair (Allotments and Community Garden)
The same deckchair in green canvas, so a row of them is not all one colour. The geometry is unchanged.
Four Plot Allotment Site (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 20 x 24 m allotment site of four rented plots on dug earth, divided by a mown grass main path and a wood chip side path. One plot is kept neat with raised beds, a cloche, a cold frame and a painted shed; one is run down, with a patched shed, a bath used as a trough, compost...









