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One complete open deck of a modern cruise ship in a single realistic family, built so a developer can assemble a ship's deck rather than dress one. The structure is modular on a 6 m grid: teak and painted steel deck plates, jogging track, shuffleboard, dance floor and carpeted lounge plates that all tile together, promenade sections and corners carrying the ship's bulwark and cap rail, a standalone bulwark and railing run, glass windbreaks, superstructure wall runs with cabin windows and balcony runs with glass balustrades that stack deck on deck, balcony dividers, shade canopies, lounge wall panels and ceiling cassettes, and 8 m sea tiles that lay the water out flush with the deck so nothing shows through past the rail. The ship's own gear is here too: a lifeboat in gravity davits that swing the boat out and down, liferaft canisters, muster boards, a mooring winch, an anchor windlass, bollards, a deck hatch, a companionway stair, a watertight crew door, a hinged gangway and a tender pontoon, with a funnel and a radar mast for the skyline. The leisure deck is a raised pool with steps and coping, a hot tub, sun loungers flat and reclined, parasols, towel and planting, deck quoits and a games table, a poolside bar with stools and a back fitting of blank bottles, a buffet servery with sneeze guards, a cook to order station, a drinks fountain, service, linen and luggage trolleys, and a lounge of sofas, armchairs, low tables, cafe tables and chairs, a stage with a blank backdrop, a grand piano and a bandstand. Animation is rigid node transforms only: the davit arms swing the boat out, the gangway hinges down, the deck hatch, the crew door and the bar and buffet cupboards open and close, the piano lid lifts, the parasol canopy travels up its runner, the winch drum, the windlass cable lifter and the radar scanner turn, and every trolley castor rolls. Water, mooring ropes, canopy canvas, towels, flags and screen faces are modelled solid and stay still, because a fluid, a flexible material or a display needs a shader or a joint per element and none of that is reachable with one rigid node transform. There are no people and no skinned meshes anywhere. Nothing carries a cruise line, shipbuilder, hotel, drinks or entertainment mark: every sign, board, menu, bottle and screen face is blank, and the funnel is deliberately left plain, because a funnel marking is exactly how a real line is identified.
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Use the “Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/cruise-ship-deck-and-lounge Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/38462/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/cruise-ship-deck-and-lounge Description: A walkable cruise ship deck: ported teak and steel deck plates, promenade bulwarks, superstructure and balcony runs, lifeboats in swinging davits, a pool, hot tub, loungers and parasols, a bar, buffet and food stations, and a lounge of sofas, a grand piano and a bandstand. - 62 GLB models, 3.7 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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Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge
A walkable cruise ship deck: ported teak and steel deck plates, promenade bulwarks, superstructure and balcony runs, lifeboats in swinging davits, a pool, hot tub, loungers and parasols, a bar, buffet and food stations, and a lounge of sofas, a grand piano and a bandstand.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
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Sea surface tile, 8 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Flat open sea tile 8 m square and 0.12 m thick in deep blue, for laying the water out beyond a ship's rail. Laid at y=-0.12 its surface sits exactly on y=0, level with the deck the rest of the pack stands on.
Teak deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Laid teak deck module 6 m square and 0.12 m thick, planked along Z with caulked seams every 0.5 m. Ports on all four edges so an open deck tiles to any size.
Painted steel deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
The same 6 m deck module in grey non slip deck paint with a yellow service margin and a welded seam, for the working and service parts of a deck where teak is never laid.
Jogging track deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck module 6 m square surfaced as a two lane jogging track: a red rubberised band 2.4 m wide with white lane dashes and a painted distance mark, for the circuit that runs the length of a promenade.
Shuffleboard court deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck module 6 m square painted as a shuffleboard court: a white scoring triangle with numbered bands, a charcoal border and the shooting line marked at the far end, for the games end of a promenade deck.
Dance floor deck plate, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck module 6 m square laid as a chequered dance floor: pale and dark squares 0.75 m across in a polished inlay with a charcoal border kerb, for the open air floor in front of a deck stage.
Lounge floor tile, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Carpeted lounge floor module 6 m square with a navy border band and a teak threshold strip on one edge, for the soft floored part of a deck under a canopy or inside a pavilion.
Promenade deck section, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Outboard promenade module: a 6 m teak deck plate with the ship's white bulwark along its seaward edge, a teak cap rail at 1.12 m, a stainless grab rail, welded stiffeners and scuppers at deck level. Ports on its three open edges so a promenade runs the length of a ship.
Promenade deck corner, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Corner module where a promenade turns: a 6 m teak deck plate with the bulwark carried round two adjacent edges, a radiused corner post and the cap rail mitred across it. Ports on its two open edges.
Bulwark and railing run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Standalone 6 m rail run for the edge of any deck: a white steel bulwark 1.05 m high on a welded base flat, a teak cap rail, four stainless stanchions carrying two courses of rail above it and a kick plate at deck level.
Glass windbreak panel (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck windbreak 2 m wide and 1.8 m tall: a toughened glass panel in a stainless frame on two bolted feet, with a teak capping and a mid rail, for sheltering a lounger terrace or a bar from the ship's own wind. Ports at both ends so panels run in a line.
Superstructure wall run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deckhouse wall module 6 m wide and 3.2 m to the deck head: white plating with a welded sheer band, three framed cabin windows and a deck head lip. Ports at both ends and top and bottom so a superstructure runs the length of a ship and stacks deck on deck.
Superstructure balcony run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Cabin balcony module 6 m wide and 3.2 m to the deck head: two recessed balconies with glass balustrades, a teak capping, framed sliding doors and a divider between them, on the same ported grid as the plain wall run so the two mix along a facade.
Balcony divider panel (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Privacy divider between two cabin balconies: a 1.7 m obscured glass panel in a white framed post reaching 2.2 m, with a teak capping and a bolted deck foot, for closing the gap between balcony runs.
Funnel section (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Raked ship's funnel 7.4 m to the top of its uptakes on a 4.5 m base: a white plated casing stepping aft as it rises, a charcoal cap band, twin steel uptakes, a wind deflector fin and an access door. The casing is left blank, with no marking of any kind.
Mast with radar scanner (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Signal mast 8.1 m tall on a bolted plinth: a tapered white column with a steel spreader yard, red and green sidelights, a working platform with a rail, a whip aerial and a radar scanner on the truck that turns.
Lifeboat in gravity davits (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Boat station 8.5 m long: an enclosed orange red lifeboat with a white canopy, window bands and a lifting hook, carried on a pair of white davit arms that swing the boat out over the ship's side and down, with the winch house, heel sockets and bed chocks fixed to the deck.
Liferaft canister rack (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Inclined liferaft cradle 2.9 m wide: four white glassfibre canisters in a galvanised rack on a red launch cradle, with the lashing band, the hydrostatic release box and a blank instruction plate, for the muster side of an open deck.
Muster station board (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Muster station sign 2.2 m tall on two posts: a white board in a navy frame with a red header band and a recessed charcoal plan panel, both faces left completely blank so a project prints its own station letter and deck plan onto them.
Companionway stair, one deck (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Open steel stair climbing 3.2 m to the next deck: ten treads with yellow non slip nosings between folded stringers, a top landing with a kick plate and stanchion rails on both sides, for getting between deck levels on the outside of a superstructure.
Deck hatch with hinged lid (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Flush deck hatch 1.5 m square: a raised yellow coaming with a charcoal gasket seat and a white steel lid on its hinge bar, with six dogs, a grab handle and a stay, for access to the spaces under an open deck.
Mooring winch (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck mooring winch 2.6 m wide: a grey machinery bed carrying a flanged rope drum that turns, a warping head, the band brake wheel, a guard and a control stand, with a coil of laid rope on the drum modelled solid.
Mooring bollard with rope eye (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Twin bitt mooring bollard 0.9 m tall: two white steel posts with turned heads on a bolted base plate, a cross bar between them and a laid rope eye dropped over one post, for the mooring stations at a ship's ends.
Anchor windlass (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Foredeck windlass 3.2 m wide: a grey bed with a pocketed cable lifter that turns, a chain stopper with its bar, a length of stud link cable running to the spurling pipe, the hydraulic motor housing and a control pedestal with blank gauges.
Ship's gangway (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Hinged accommodation gangway 7.3 m long: a deck abutment with a hinge bar, a treaded aluminium deck with yellow nosings, stanchion rails both sides with a woven infill panel and a landing plate at the outboard end that swings down onto a pontoon.
Tender boarding platform (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Floating boarding pontoon 6 m by 3 m: a white buoyancy hull with charcoal rubber fendering all round, a teak deck, stanchion rails on three sides, two mooring cleats, a boarding ladder and a lifebuoy bracket, for the foot of a gangway at a tender port.
Watertight crew door (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Crew access door 2.35 m tall in a white steel surround: a dogged watertight leaf with a charcoal gasket, six cleats, a long handle, a kick plate and a small blank sign panel above, hinged so it opens out onto the deck.
Life ring on a post (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deckside rescue post 1.45 m tall: a white post on a bolted plate carrying a red and white life ring on its bracket, a coiled buoyant line below it and a blank instruction plate, for the rail line of any open deck.
Deck fire point (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Red fire point locker 1.6 m tall: two doors that open on a cabinet holding a hose reel, two extinguishers and a fire axe, with a blank red sign panel above and a break glass call point beside it.
Deck signage post (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Wayfinding post 2.4 m tall: a white column on a bolted foot carrying three navy directional blades and a portrait deck plan panel, every face left blank so a project prints its own deck names and arrows onto them.
Deck pool with surround (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Raised deck pool 6.4 m by 4.6 m: a white coamed tank with a tiled navy basin, a still water surface 0.39 m up, a teak coping all round, four grab rails, two skimmer grilles and a yellow depth marking, for the centre of an open pool deck.
Pool entry steps (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Three tread entry steps 1.6 m wide up to a pool coping: white risers with teak treads, charcoal non slip nosings and a stainless grab rail on each side, for the end of a raised deck pool.
Deck hot tub (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Eight sided deck hot tub 2.9 m across: a white moulded shell with a navy interior, a still water surface, a teak rim, six jet fittings, a moulded seat bench, a control panel with a blank face and a single entry step.
Sun lounger, flat (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Poolside sun lounger 1.95 m long: a stainless frame with teak slats, a cream canvas mattress and a headrest, wooden arm caps and two castor wheels at the foot, laid out flat for sunbathing.
Sun lounger, backrest up (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
The same poolside lounger with its backrest raised to a sitting angle, for filling a deck with loungers that are not all set the same way.
Deck parasol (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Poolside parasol 2.6 m tall and 2.4 m across: a weighted charcoal base, a stainless pole and an eight panel canvas canopy on a runner that travels up and down the pole, with wooden ribs and a finial.
Poolside towel station (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Towel station 1.5 m wide: a teak cabinet with three open shelves of rolled white towels, a charcoal used towel bin below, a white counter top and a blank sign panel on the back board.
Deck planter (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Teak deck planter 1.4 m long: a slatted box on recessed feet with a charcoal liner, a bed of dark compost and a clipped evergreen shrub with two grasses, for breaking up a run of loungers or edging a lounge terrace.
Deck quoits set (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck quoits target 1.1 m square: a teak board painted with concentric scoring rings and a stainless centre peg, four rope quoits, two of them dropped over the peg, and a small side rack holding two spares.
Deck games table (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Weatherproof games table 1.15 m square: a teak top inlaid with a white and charcoal chequerboard in a navy border, on a cast pedestal with a ring foot, with a rack of draughts pieces at one corner.
Poolside bar counter, 4 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Open deck bar counter 4 m long: a white panelled body with navy reveals, a thick teak top with a drip rail, a stainless foot rail, three pull taps, a sink, an ice well and a glass shelf below. Ports at both ends so a bar runs to any length.
Poolside bar stool (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Tall bar stool 1.05 m to the back: a round teak seat with a navy cushion pad on a stainless frame with a foot ring and a low curved back, for the serving side of a deck bar.
Bar back fitting (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Back fitting behind a deck bar, 3 m wide and 2.4 m tall: a teak carcass with a mirrored back, three lit shelves of blank bottles in clear, blue and red glass, a charcoal working top and two cupboard doors below that open.
Buffet counter run, 3 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Self service buffet counter 3 m long: a white body with a stainless top, four heated wells with charcoal inserts, a glass sneeze guard on stainless posts, a tray slide, a stack of plates and two cupboard doors below that open. Ports at both ends so a servery runs to any length.
Deck food station (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Cook to order island 2 m wide: a white base with a stainless top, a charcoal griddle plate, a pan rack, an extract canopy on four posts with a blank menu board on its fascia, a utensil rail and a bin below.
Self service drinks fountain (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck drinks station 1.3 m wide: a stainless cabinet with four dispenser heads over a charcoal drip tray, blank push panels, a cup dispenser column, a straw and lid caddy and a blank fascia board above.
Service trolley (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Stainless service trolley 0.95 m long: three shelves in a tubular frame with a push handle, a stack of plates, a water jug and a folded cloth, on four castors that roll.
Linen cart (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Housekeeping linen cart 1.1 m long: a canvas bag slung in a white tubular frame with a charcoal lid flap, a side shelf of folded towels and a clipboard pocket, on four castors that roll.
Luggage trolley (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Porter's luggage trolley 1.3 m long: a carpeted deck in a stainless frame with a hooped push handle and a hanging rail, loaded with three cases in navy, red and grey, on four castors that roll.
Lounge sofa (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Three seat lounge sofa 2.25 m long: a teak framed body with deep navy seat and back cushions, cream canvas scatter cushions, wide teak arm caps and turned feet.
Lounge armchair (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck lounge armchair 0.95 m wide: the sofa's teak frame in a single seat, with a navy seat and back cushion, a cream scatter cushion and wide teak arm caps.
Lounge low table (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Low table 1.25 m long: a teak frame with a glass top inset in a rebate, a slatted lower shelf and a tray with two glasses and a folded newspaper on it.
Deck cafe table (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Round cafe table 0.8 m across: a teak top with a banded edge on a cast pedestal and a weighted ring foot, with a small charcoal ashtray dish at its centre.
Deck cafe chair (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Stacking deck chair 0.86 m tall: a stainless tube frame with teak slats to the seat and back, a navy seat pad and rubber foot caps, for the cafe tables on an open deck.
Deck stage with backdrop (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Open air stage 6 m wide: a charcoal decked platform 0.6 m up with teak facings and two entry steps, a blank navy backdrop panel 3.4 m tall in a steel frame, a lighting bar with four fixtures and a speaker stack at each side.
Grand piano (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Baby grand piano 2.4 m long: a polished charcoal case on three turned legs with a brass toned pedal lyre, a full keyboard of white and dark keys, a music desk and a lid on its hinge that lifts on a prop stick, with a matching stool.
Deck bandstand (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Open bandstand 5.2 m across: a hexagonal teak plinth with a step, six white columns carrying a canvas covered roof with a teak soffit ring and a finial, and a low balustrade between the back four bays.
Deck canopy run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Free standing shade canopy 6 m square and 3 m to the underside: four white posts on bolted feet carrying a steel frame and a taut cream canvas sail with a teak valance, with tie rods at the corners. Ports on all four edges so canopies join over a whole terrace.
Lounge wall panel, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Interior wall module 6 m wide and 2.8 m tall: teak panelling over a navy dado with a white upper band, a brushed steel rail and a long mirror strip, for lining the back of a deck lounge or pavilion. Ports at both ends so a wall runs to any length.
Lounge ceiling panel, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Ceiling cassette 6 m square: a white coffered panel with teak coves on two edges and four recessed charcoal downlight pods on its underside, for closing the top of a deck lounge or a covered pavilion bay.
Cruise ship pool deck and promenade (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
One walkable deck level of a cruise ship at sea, laid out as a place rather than a lineup: 48 m of teak and painted deck plate, open to the sky, with the pool amidships between two terraces of loungers and parasols, the hot tub beside it and the promenade bulwark and its sea...
Boat deck and mooring station (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
The working end of the same ship, closer in and open to the sky: two lifeboats hanging in their davits over the promenade bulwark, the anchor windlass and the mooring winch on the painted steel deck at either end, the liferaft canisters and the muster boards against the...









