A modern realistic ice hockey library for building a rink end and the locker room behind it. Five modular systems assemble the place: 2 m ice pans with plain, blue line, centre line, face-off dot and painted crease faces; 2 m dasher board modules in straight, corner and gate forms; protective glass on the same 2 m module; 1.2 m locker room stalls; and 1 m interlocking rubber floor tiles. The rink fittings are a regulation goal with a static net, a players bench and a penalty box that let into the board line, a scorers table and a scoreboard on a braced stand. The ice crew is a full size resurfacer with rolling wheels and a spinning conditioner brush, plus a squeegee, hand scraper, snow shovel, snow tub, puck bucket, cone lanes, a flood hose reel and goal anchor pegs. The playing kit runs from sticks in three blade curves, a regulation puck and a goalie stick to leg pads, a mask, player and goalie skates, a caged helmet, gloves and a kit bag, and the room adds a tape and tools bench, a sharpening machine, a stick rack, a bottle rack, a tactics board, a trophy shelf, a first aid box and a laundry bin. Board and bench gates, the penalty box door, the resurfacer wheels and brush, the laundry lid, the sharpening wheel and the scoreboard flap are named nodes on their own pivots and ship rigid open, close, roll, spin and tilt clips: node transforms only, no skinning. Goal netting, jersey and pad cloth, straps, laces, the hose coil and the glass are static, because none of them is reachable with a rigid node transform and faking it costs a consumer more than it gives. Every file is self-contained CC0 geometry with no collision or navigation data.

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