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A complete modern marina and yacht club in one coherent realistic family, built so a developer can assemble a harbour rather than dress one. The water is the centre: ported 8 m sea plane modules meet ported floating pontoon modules, straight, tee and corner, at 8 m by 2.4 m with the deck 0.34 m above the surface, and finger berths hang off them to make 4 m berths. The pontoons carry what a real one carries, service pedestals with power and water, cleats, mooring rings, dock boxes, berth number posts, boarding ladders, jetty lamps, lifebuoy stands, a fire point, a fuel berth pump, a pump out station and fender sets, held on station by mooring piles and their guide collars and reached over a hinged gangway through a keypad gate. The boats are a 9.6 m cruising sloop hull with a fin keel, a deck stepped mast with boom and standing rigging, a furled sail set, a sloop deck module with a wheel and winches, an 11.5 m motor cruiser with a flybridge, a RIB tender, a sailing dinghy on its launching trolley and a three bay dinghy rack, with navy topside variants of both larger hulls. Ashore there is a travel hoist, a mast crane, adjustable cradles, a boat laid up under a winter cover, a road trailer, a rigging bench, sail bags, an outboard stand, a wash down point and a waste point, on ported hardstanding and car park slabs behind harbour wall modules and a concrete slipway. The club itself is a two storey front with a balcony, a chandlery, a race office, a start line gun platform, a flag mast, a notice board, a chart table, a winch handle rack and terrace furniture. Animation is rigid node transforms only: the gangway ramp tilts, the pontoon gate, dock box, bin lids, chandlery, clubhouse and race office doors, the office hatch, the fuel nozzle and the chart drawer open and close, the hoist lifts and traverses, the crane slews, the helm wheel and the winch drums turn, and the hoist, trailer and trolley wheels roll. Standing and running rigging, sails, mooring warps, fenders on their lines, flags, hoist slings and the water are modelled solid and stay still, because flexible cloth, rope and a fluid each need a joint per element or a shader and neither is reachable with one rigid node transform; hulls rest on the water plane and do not bob. There are no people and no skinned meshes. No marina, club, boat builder, engine maker, sailmaker or regatta is named or depicted, no real vessel is reproduced, and every name board, sail number, burgee, flag, sign and plate is blank or an invented abstract shape.
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Use the “Marina and Yacht Club” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/marina-and-yacht-club Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/38336/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/marina-and-yacht-club Description: A working leisure marina: ported floating pontoons with finger berths, a hinged gangway, service pedestals, a fuel berth, moored sailing yachts and motor cruisers, a travel hoist and mast crane, cradles, a slipway, and the clubhouse, chandlery and race office behind them. - 60 GLB models, 3.5 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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Marina and Yacht Club
A working leisure marina: ported floating pontoons with finger berths, a hinged gangway, service pedestals, a fuel berth, moored sailing yachts and motor cruisers, a travel hoist and mast crane, cradles, a slipway, and the clubhouse, chandlery and race office behind them.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
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Sea water plane module, 8 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Flat harbour water module 8 m square and 0.12 m thick in dark green basin water, laid edge to edge so a marina sits in a surface rather than a hole. Ports on all four edges. Laid at y=-0.12 its surface is exactly y=0.
Hardstanding tile, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Yard hardstanding slab 4 m square and 0.6 m thick with a sawn movement joint and a recessed drainage channel, for the quayside apron and boat park of a marina. Ports on all four edges so the yard tiles to any size.
Car park bay module, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
The same 4 m hardstanding slab marked out as two parking bays: white bay lines, a painted kerb strip and a blue accessible square, for the members' car park behind a marina yard.
Harbour wall module, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Quay wall unit 4 m long: a concrete face 1.4 m from the coping down past the waterline, a coping 60 mm proud of the yard, a charcoal rubbing strake at the water and two cast mooring eyes. Ports at both ends so a quay runs to any length.
Slipway, 6 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Concrete launching slipway 6 m wide and 6 m long: a flat head apron level with the quay, a grooved ramp falling 1.1 m into the water and kerbs each side, for launching a dinghy or a trailer boat from a marina yard.
Floating pontoon module, 8 m straight (Marina and Yacht Club)
Floating walkway module 8 m by 2.4 m: a charcoal float with a grey composite deck 0.34 m above the water, galvanised rubbing strakes and yellow edge strips. Ports at both ends and at four berth positions on the sides.
Floating pontoon module, tee with spur (Marina and Yacht Club)
The same 8 m floating walkway with a 1.2 m spur off one side, for the head of a gangway or a branch pontoon. Ports at both ends, at the spur head and at four berth positions.
Floating pontoon module, corner (Marina and Yacht Club)
Floating walkway corner 2.4 m square turning a pontoon run through a right angle, with the same float, deck, rubbing strakes and edge strips. Ports on the two open faces.
Finger berth pontoon, 6 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Floating finger 6 m by 1.0 m dividing two berths: the same float and composite deck with a rubbing strake each side, two cleats and a rounded outboard end. A port at the root so it lands on a walkway's berth position.
Tender pontoon, 4 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Short floating pontoon 4 m by 2.4 m for club tenders and visiting dinghies: the same float and deck with a low boarding step down one side, four cleats and a painted keep clear panel.
Gangway with hinged ramp, 8 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina access gangway: a fixed head platform flush with the quay, a hinged aluminium ramp 5.8 m long falling to the pontoon with a treaded deck and guardrails both sides, and a rubber landing shoe. The ramp tilts on its quay hinge.
Pontoon gate with keypad (Marina and Yacht Club)
Berth holders' gate at the head of a gangway: a 1.1 m galvanised frame in a two post surround with vertical infill bars, a keypad box on the closing post, a self closing arm and a blank sign panel. The leaf swings open.
Pontoon cleat with warp (Marina and Yacht Club)
Galvanised 250 mm mooring cleat on a bolted base plate with a warp dressed over it in a loose figure of eight and run off toward the berth, for the deck edge of a pontoon or a finger.
Pontoon mooring ring (Marina and Yacht Club)
Flush mooring ring for a pontoon or a quay coping: a 160 mm galvanised ring on a lugged back plate with four countersunk bolts and a short strop through it, sitting proud of the surface by 30 mm.
Pontoon boarding ladder (Marina and Yacht Club)
Man overboard ladder hung on a pontoon edge: a galvanised head frame bolted to the deck, two stiles dropping 1.2 m into the water, four treads and a charcoal grab loop, with a yellow head plate.
Dock box (Marina and Yacht Club)
Berth holder's dock box 1.2 m by 0.6 m: a moulded white case on a charcoal plinth with a navy lid on piano hinges, a hasp, two side handles and a blank name plate. The lid lifts.
Berth service pedestal (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina service pedestal 1.25 m tall: a galvanised column on a charcoal base with two shuttered power sockets, a metered water point with a tap and hose union, a blank berth plate and a navy lit head, for the deck edge of a pontoon.
Fuel berth pump (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina fuel pump 1.9 m tall on a bunded plinth: a yellow cabinet with a blank display panel, a charcoal hose reel, a delivery nozzle in its holster and a spill kit locker, with hazard banding. The nozzle lifts out of the holster.
Pump out station (Marina and Yacht Club)
Holding tank pump out unit on a pontoon: a grey cabinet with a vacuum pump housing, a coiled suction hose on a reel, a deck fitting wand in a bracket, a rinse tap and a blank instruction panel, on a bunded base.
Wash down point with hose reel (Marina and Yacht Club)
Quayside wash down post 1.3 m tall: a galvanised post on a concrete plinth with a drum hose reel, a lance in its clip, a stop tap and a drain grating at its foot, for rinsing a boat down after a lift out.
Mooring pile (Marina and Yacht Club)
Steel mooring pile standing in the basin: a 0.42 m tube driven from the bed to 3.1 m above the water with a charcoal cap, a yellow band and a welded ladder rung set, for holding a pontoon run or a berth in place.
Pile guide collar (Marina and Yacht Club)
Galvanised pile guide for a floating pontoon: a collar bracket with four rubber rollers running on a 0.42 m pile, a bolted deck arm and a safety chain eye, so a pontoon rises and falls without moving off station.
Fender set on a rail (Marina and Yacht Club)
Set of three cylindrical boat fenders 0.6 m long hung on a short galvanised rail by their lanyards, with a flat pontoon fender board behind them, for a berth face or the side of a workboat.
Jetty lamp (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina jetty lamp 2.6 m tall: a galvanised column on a charcoal base with a navy shroud, a downward lantern with a frosted lens and a low level marker light, for lighting a pontoon walkway or a quay edge.
Sailing yacht hull, 9.6 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Cruising sloop hull 9.6 m long with white topsides: a moulded deck, a coachroof with hatches and sliding companionway, a teak cockpit sole, guardrails, pulpit and pushpit, and a fin keel with a lead bulb below the waterline.
Sailing yacht hull, 9.6 m, navy (Marina and Yacht Club)
Cruising sloop hull 9.6 m long with navy topsides: a moulded deck, a coachroof with hatches and sliding companionway, a teak cockpit sole, guardrails, pulpit and pushpit, and a fin keel with a lead bulb below the waterline.
Yacht mast with boom and standing rigging (Marina and Yacht Club)
Deck stepped aluminium mast 12.6 m tall with a swept spreader pair, cap and lower shrouds, a forestay and backstay, a kicking strap, a boom on its gooseneck, mast steps and a masthead fitting with a blank wind vane.
Furled sail set (Marina and Yacht Club)
Sail set stowed as a boat lies on its berth: a mainsail flaked on the boom under a navy sail cover with tie straps, and a headsail rolled on its foil with a UV strip, both in plain cloth with no sail number or insignia.
Sloop deck module with cockpit and wheel (Marina and Yacht Club)
Aft deck section of a cruising sloop 3.6 m long: a teak cockpit sole, coamings, helm seat, a wheel on its pedestal with a blank instrument pod, two primary winches, a locker top and a stern rail. The wheel and winches turn.
Motor cruiser with flybridge, 11.5 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Planing motor cruiser 11.5 m long: a hard chine hull with a bathing platform and shaft legs, a glazed saloon and helm, a teak cockpit, side decks with guardrails, and an open flybridge with its own console and rails.
Motor cruiser with flybridge, 11.5 m, navy (Marina and Yacht Club)
Planing motor cruiser 11.5 m long: a hard chine hull with a bathing platform and shaft legs, a glazed saloon and helm, a teak cockpit, side decks with guardrails, and an open flybridge with its own console and rails.
RIB tender, 4.2 m (Marina and Yacht Club)
Rigid inflatable tender 4.2 m long: a grey glassfibre vee hull with charcoal sponsons, a teak slatted sole, a centre console with a blank display and a grab rail, two jockey seats, an outboard on the transom and bow towing eye.
Sailing dinghy on a launching trolley (Marina and Yacht Club)
Two person sailing dinghy 3.9 m long on a galvanised launching trolley: a glassfibre hull with side tanks, thwart, centreboard case and rudder stock, chocked on padded bunks with a handle and two pneumatic wheels that roll.
Dinghy rack (Marina and Yacht Club)
Galvanised three bay dinghy rack 6.4 m long and 2.4 m tall: two tiers of padded cradle arms on braced frames, with a ground rail, bay number plates left blank and a stowed pair of hulls resting on the lower tier.
Travel boat hoist with slings (Marina and Yacht Club)
Self propelled travel hoist 7.4 m wide and 6.2 m tall: a yellow portal frame on four steered wheel bogies, a driver's platform, two sling beams with webbing strops and a cross traverse. The slings lift and the beam traverses.
Mast crane (Marina and Yacht Club)
Quayside mast stepping crane 8.4 m tall: a navy slewing column on a bolted base with a lattice jib, a head sheave with a hook block and strop, a hand winch drum and a working platform with a rail. The whole column slews on its base.
Boat cradle (Marina and Yacht Club)
Adjustable steel boat cradle 4.6 m long: a welded base frame on pads with four padded side props on screw jacks, a keel bearer with timber blocks and a ladder hooked to one end, for standing a hull in the yard.
Boat on a cradle under a winter cover (Marina and Yacht Club)
Yacht laid up ashore: a hull on a steel cradle under a navy winter cover on a timber ridge frame, tied down along both sides, with a ladder to the deck and a blank lay up label on the bow chock.
Boat road trailer (Marina and Yacht Club)
Braked road trailer 5.4 m long for a trailer sailer: a galvanised A frame drawbar with a coupling head and jockey wheel, a winch post with a strap, keel rollers, padded bunks, mudguards, a lighting board and wheels that roll.
Outboard motor on a stand (Marina and Yacht Club)
Portable outboard on a galvanised service stand: a charcoal cowling and leg with a trim bracket, propeller and skeg clamped to a padded transom board, with a fuel can and a drip tray at its foot. No maker marks anywhere.
Rigging bench (Marina and Yacht Club)
Yard rigging bench 2.4 m long: a timber top on a steel frame with a vice, a swage press, bins of shackles and thimbles, a coil of wire, a splicing fid set and a lower shelf of tools, for making up rigging in a boat yard.
Sail bag stack (Marina and Yacht Club)
Stack of six sailmaker's bags on a pallet: navy and white cloth bags of different sizes with drawstring tops, webbing handles and blank label patches, as sails wait in a yard or a club loft.
Chandlery front (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina chandlery shop front 6 m wide and 4.2 m tall: a rendered wall with a full height glazed display, a navy fascia with blank sign panels, a recessed door under a canopy, a stock rack in the window and a step. The door swings.
Yacht clubhouse front with balcony (Marina and Yacht Club)
Two storey yacht club front 10 m wide and 7.4 m tall: a rendered ground floor with a glazed double entrance, a first floor race room behind sliding glass, a cantilevered balcony with a steel rail, a flagpole bracket and blank sign panels. The doors swing.
Race office (Marina and Yacht Club)
Single storey race office 4.6 m by 3.2 m: a rendered cabin with a glazed corner, a results board of blank panels, an entrance door and a serving hatch on a prop, a navy roof with a wind sensor mast and a step. The door and hatch open.
Start line gun platform (Marina and Yacht Club)
Race start platform on the quay: a raised timber deck on a steel frame with a rail, a mast carrying one blank flag with an abstract square on it, a small signal cannon on a carriage, a horn and a timing shelf, for starting a club race.
Club flag mast (Marina and Yacht Club)
Yacht club flag mast 9.4 m tall: a white pole on a concrete base with a gaff and yard, three halyards on cleats, and blank white pennants and a blank burgee bent on, carrying no club, national or class device of any kind.
Race mark buoy (Marina and Yacht Club)
Inflatable racing mark: a 1.8 m yellow tetrahedral buoy on a charcoal collar with a ground line eye and a blank number panel, floating at the turn of a club course. No class, club or sponsor marks.
Fairway buoy (Marina and Yacht Club)
Channel fairway buoy 2.9 m tall: a green steel can on a charcoal waterline collar with a radar reflector cage, a lantern on a lattice mast, a bird spike and a lifting eye, marking the approach to a marina entrance.
Cardinal mark buoy (Marina and Yacht Club)
Cardinal mark 3.4 m tall: a pillar buoy with black and yellow bands on a waterline collar, two cone topmarks point to point on a lattice mast, a lantern and a radar reflector, marking safe water beside a marina channel.
Berth number post (Marina and Yacht Club)
Berth marker post 1.4 m tall on a pontoon or a quay edge: a galvanised post with a navy plate carrying blank number and letter fields, a small reflective band and a bolted base plate.
Lifebuoy stand (Marina and Yacht Club)
Man overboard station 1.5 m tall: a navy post on a plate with a red lifebuoy on its bracket, a coiled throwing line in a bag, a blank instruction panel and a grab handle, for a pontoon walkway or a quay edge.
Fire point (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina fire point: a red cabinet on a galvanised post with two extinguishers behind a clear door, a blank action notice, a call point cover and a bucket of sand on a bracket, for the head of a pontoon or a fuel berth.
Bin and recycling point (Marina and Yacht Club)
Marina waste point: three wheeled bins in a timber surround with a charcoal general lid, a green recycling lid and a navy oily waste lid, blank pictogram panels and a bottle crate beside them. The lids lift.
Chart table (Marina and Yacht Club)
Club race room chart table 1.4 m by 0.9 m: a teak top with a raised fiddle, a chart drawer under it, a navy tide board on the back, dividers and a parallel rule on the top and a shelf of rolled charts. The drawer opens.
Winch handle rack (Marina and Yacht Club)
Club winch handle rack 1.2 m wide: a teak board with eight numbered pockets left blank, six handles in place, a shelf of shackle keys and a lower rail of tail bags, for the bottom of a clubhouse stair.
Club notice board (Marina and Yacht Club)
Yacht club notice board 2.1 m wide: a glazed navy case on two posts with a pitched cap, blank sheets pinned inside, a results rail and a small tide panel, for outside a clubhouse or a race office.
Club terrace table and chairs (Marina and Yacht Club)
Clubhouse terrace set: a 1.2 m round teak topped table on a cast base with four slatted chairs, a navy parasol furled in the centre socket and a small drinks tray, for the quayside terrace of a yacht club.
Marina and yacht club on a race morning (Marina and Yacht Club)
A leisure marina working a club race day. A run of five floating pontoon modules is laced end to end across the basin with eight finger berths hung off the seaward side, and four sloops and two motor cruisers lie bow to the walkway between them, with masts, booms and furled...
Boat yard and hoist dock (Marina and Yacht Club)
The land side of the same marina, closer in: the travel hoist standing over the slipway head, the mast crane on the quay beside it, one yacht stripped on a cradle with its cockpit section lifted off alongside, another shrouded under a winter cover, and the dinghy park, road...









