
About
Everything a developer needs to build a fire station and the job it answers. The station is a 4 m modular shell: floor slabs, wall modules, appliance bay door modules whose shutters roll up, and roof panels, all ported on the same grid so a hall of any width closes into a real building, with a drill tower, hose drying rack, pole drop, kit racking, breathing apparatus charging bay, watch room desk, lockers and mess table to fill it. Six vehicles run on their own wheel nodes and open their own cab doors: a pumping appliance and a rescue tender with six roller shutter lockers each, a ladder platform whose boom lifts, an ambulance with rear doors, a water carrier and a fast response car, with modelled open pose variants of the lockers, the boom and the rear doors. The kit is the real inventory: hose, standpipe, branch, hydrant, foam, extinguishers, breathing apparatus, turnout gear, thermal imaging camera, hooligan bar, axe, hydraulic cutting and spreading tools with their power unit, lifting bags, cribbing, stretcher, spinal board and defibrillator. The incident set is a damaged car with a modelled roof removed variant, a burnt out shell, cones, warning sign, command board, floodlight mast, salvage sheet, scorched wall and rubble. Rigid node transform clips only, no skinning. Every marking, crest and unit number is invented: no real service, livery or manufacturer is reproduced. Original AI assisted CC0 geometry.
Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.
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Use the “Fire and Emergency Services” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/fire-and-emergency-services Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/29942/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/fire-and-emergency-services Description: A fire station and the incident it turns out to: a 4 m modular station shell with appliance bay doors, six emergency vehicles with working wheels, cab doors and locker shutters, the kit that rides in them, and a road traffic collision laid out for extrication. - 59 GLB models, 6.0 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.
Also available as a JSON manifest or via the MCP server.
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Game kit
Fire and Emergency Services
A fire station and the incident it turns out to: a 4 m modular station shell with appliance bay doors, six emergency vehicles with working wheels, cab doors and locker shutters, the kit that rides in them, and a road traffic collision laid out for extrication.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
Everything in this pack
Station Floor Slab (Fire and Emergency Services)
Four metre square concrete apparatus bay floor slab with a centre drainage channel and two expansion joints.
Station Wall Module (Fire and Emergency Services)
Four metre station wall module 4.40 m high, with a concrete plinth, a red cill band, pilasters on the module lines and a coping cap.
Appliance Bay Door Module (Fire and Emergency Services)
Four metre appliance bay module with a 3.20 by 3.30 m opening and a glazed, slatted up and over canopy door, plus a bay warning light beside the reveal.
Station Roof Panel (Fire and Emergency Services)
Four metre square station roof panel: a concrete deck with a membrane layer and two upstand ribs.
Drill Tower (Fire and Emergency Services)
Four storey concrete drill tower 12.50 m high, with balcony rails on the open face, window openings a floor, a rear access ladder and a hose hanging davit.
Hose Drying Rack (Fire and Emergency Services)
Free standing hose drying rack 3.60 m tall, with six lengths of lay flat hose hung over twin top rails and their brass couplings at the bottom.
Pole Drop (Fire and Emergency Services)
Sliding pole drop: a brass pole from the mess floor to the bay, with a collared floor opening, a rubber landing mat and a guard rail round the hole above.
Kit Racking With Turnout Gear (Fire and Emergency Services)
Open station kit rack 3.20 m wide holding six sets of turnout gear: coats on hangers, helmets on the shelf and boots stood on the deck.
Breathing Apparatus Charging Bay (Fire and Emergency Services)
Breathing apparatus charging bench with a four outlet filling manifold, gauges, four cylinders on charge and five spares racked below.
Watch Room Desk (Fire and Emergency Services)
Watch room desk with a drawer pedestal, twin raked screens, a keyboard and handset, under a blank wall call board with status lamps and a turnout bell.
Mess Table And Chairs (Fire and Emergency Services)
Station mess table 2.00 m long with six stacking chairs, a mug and a vacuum jug on the top.
Station Locker Bank (Fire and Emergency Services)
Six door personnel locker bank 2.40 m wide with louvred tops, blank name plates and a sloped-free flat cap.
Pumping Appliance (Fire and Emergency Services)
Crew cab water pumping appliance on a two axle chassis, with six top hinged locker hatches, a rear pump panel, a roof ladder and a deck monitor.
Pumping Appliance Lockers Open (Fire and Emergency Services)
The pumping appliance with all six locker hatches swung up, showing the shelved bays behind them.
Ladder Platform Appliance (Fire and Emergency Services)
Three axle aerial ladder platform appliance with a stowed three section telescopic boom, a work cage, four outrigger jacks and a slew ring.
Ladder Platform Appliance Boom Raised (Fire and Emergency Services)
The aerial appliance with the boom raised to about 54 degrees and the three sections extended over the nose, cage at working height.
Rescue Tender (Fire and Emergency Services)
Box bodied rescue tender with six locker hatches, a roof light tower, a stowed generator, a line reel and a rear recovery winch.
Ambulance (Fire and Emergency Services)
Front line box bodied ambulance on a van chassis, with a glazed patient compartment, a rear step and twin rear barn doors.
Ambulance Rear Doors Open (Fire and Emergency Services)
The ambulance with both rear barn doors swung fully open onto the step, ready to receive a stretcher.
Fast Response Car (Fire and Emergency Services)
Officer fast response estate car in appliance livery, with a roof beacon bar, grille lights and a plain block stripe.
Water Carrier (Fire and Emergency Services)
Three axle water carrier with a cylindrical tank on cradles, a top manhole, a rear ladder and a three way delivery manifold.
Hose Reel (Fire and Emergency Services)
Wall or appliance mounted first aid hose reel: a red drum of small bore rubber hose on a spin node, in a painted frame with a guide roller.
Coiled Hose Length (Fire and Emergency Services)
Flaked coil of 70 mm lay flat delivery hose with a brass instantaneous coupling and a hi-vis carrying tally.
Standpipe (Fire and Emergency Services)
Twin outlet hydrant standpipe with a chrome barrel, brass instantaneous outlets, a red bar handle and hand wheels.
Branch Nozzle (Fire and Emergency Services)
Adjustable hand controlled branch with an instantaneous inlet, a red barrel, a chrome flow collar and a pistol grip.
Fire Hydrant (Fire and Emergency Services)
Below ground fire hydrant in its concrete pit, with a chrome valve, a brass outlet and a hinged tread plate cover.
Foam Drum (Fire and Emergency Services)
Twenty five litre foam concentrate drum in dark plastic with rolling hoops, a red screw cap and a blank label panel.
Fire Extinguisher (Fire and Emergency Services)
Nine litre water fire extinguisher with a squeeze grip head, a pressure gauge, a side hose and a blank label panel.
Fire Extinguisher Foam (Fire and Emergency Services)
Foam fire extinguisher: the same body in the cream banded livery used for foam charges.
Fire Extinguisher CO2 (Fire and Emergency Services)
Carbon dioxide fire extinguisher: a taller pressure body with a rigid swivel horn on the discharge arm instead of a hose.
Breathing Apparatus Stand (Fire and Emergency Services)
Self contained breathing apparatus set on a floor stand: backplate, cylinder, harness, gauge line and the face mask hung beside it.
Fire Helmet (Fire and Emergency Services)
Structural firefighting helmet in hi-vis yellow with a drop down visor, chrome visor pivots and a chin strap, resting on its brim.
Turnout Gear Stand (Fire and Emergency Services)
Turnout coat on a floor stand with a pair of fire boots at its foot: hi-vis banded red coat, storm collar and rubber boots with pull loops.
Thermal Imaging Camera (Fire and Emergency Services)
Hand held thermal imaging camera with a rubber armoured body, a lens hood, a rear display and a side carrying loop, stood on its grip.
Hooligan Bar (Fire and Emergency Services)
Forcible entry hooligan bar: a red shaft with a chrome fork and adze at one end and a pointed pike at the other, lying on the ground.
Fire Axe (Fire and Emergency Services)
Firefighting pick head axe with a chrome head, a moulded shaft and a hi-vis grip band, lying on the ground.
Hydraulic Cutting Tool (Fire and Emergency Services)
Hydraulic rescue cutter with a red body, a rear control handle, a top carrying handle, crossed chrome blades and a hose tail.
Hydraulic Spreading Tool (Fire and Emergency Services)
Hydraulic rescue spreader with a red body, twin toothed arms held part open, a control handle and a hose tail.
Rescue Tool Power Unit (Fire and Emergency Services)
Petrol hydraulic power unit for the rescue tools: a red pump body in a carrying frame with a recoil starter, brass hose couplings and a hinged lid.
Lifting Air Bag Set (Fire and Emergency Services)
Pair of high pressure lifting air bags with a twin lever controller and its supply hoses, laid out ready for a lift.
Cribbing Block Stack (Fire and Emergency Services)
Timber cribbing stack of five crossed layers with two stepped wedges on top, for supporting a vehicle during an extrication.
Stretcher (Fire and Emergency Services)
Wheeled ambulance stretcher with a canvas deck, a raised head pad, two restraint straps and a pair of trolley wheels at the foot.
Spinal Board (Fire and Emergency Services)
Hi-vis spinal immobilisation board with three body straps, moulded hand holds down both edges and a head block at the top.
Defibrillator (Fire and Emergency Services)
Portable automated defibrillator in a hi-vis case with a hinged lid, a status display, two control buttons and the pad pouch inside.
First Aid Grab Bag (Fire and Emergency Services)
Soft sided first aid grab bag in red canvas with a carrying handle, side pockets, a hi-vis band and a plain white cross panel.
Burnt Car Shell (Fire and Emergency Services)
Burnt out hatchback shell: soot black bodywork, no glazing, a sagged roof, the bonnet up on its stop and a scorch shadow on the ground.
Damaged Car (Fire and Emergency Services)
Hatchback damaged in a road traffic collision: a folded offside wing, a shed front bumper, broken glass on the road and an intact roof ready to be cut.
Damaged Car Roof Removed (Fire and Emergency Services)
The same damaged hatchback with the roof cut off and laid beside it, pillars cut back to stubs with bright cut faces.
Road Cone (Fire and Emergency Services)
Seven hundred and fifty millimetre road traffic cone: a red cone with a white reflective sleeve on a square black base.
Incident Warning Sign (Fire and Emergency Services)
Folding A frame incident warning sign: a red bordered blank diamond plate on a hi-vis banded stand with two lamp heads.
Incident Command Board (Fire and Emergency Services)
Free standing incident command board: a raked white magnetic face on a tread plate post, with blank crew tallies and sector strips.
Floodlight Mast (Fire and Emergency Services)
Tripod floodlight mast with a telescopic column, twin lamp heads on a tilting yoke and a supply lead coiled at the foot.
Salvage Sheet Roll (Fire and Emergency Services)
Rolled salvage sheet with red webbing straps and an unrolled leading edge lying flat on the ground.
Drain Cover (Fire and Emergency Services)
Road gully drain cover in a concrete surround: a ribbed tread plate lid on a hinged edge over a plain dark chamber.
Wheelie Bin Fire Prop (Fire and Emergency Services)
Burnt out wheeled refuse bin with a slumped and melted front face, a warped lid and an ash smear on the ground under it.
Gas Cylinder (Fire and Emergency Services)
Industrial gas cylinder with a shoulder valve, a side spindle and a tread plate guard collar, standing on its foot ring.
Scorched Wall Section (Fire and Emergency Services)
Scorched masonry wall section 2.60 m wide, with a blown out window opening, soot plumes above it and a broken top course.
Rubble Pile (Fire and Emergency Services)
Loose pile of broken masonry and scorched concrete with reinforcing bar ends poking out of it, about two metres across.
Station Turnout (Fire and Emergency Services)
A working fire station on a drill morning: a closed and roofed three bay hall built from the 4 m modules, the watch room and muster kit inside it, six appliances parked out on the forecourt with the ladder platform boom raised, a hydrant and hose run, a kit check laid out on...









