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A realistic modern offshore oil platform in metre units, built so a rig of any size can be assembled from repeats. The jacket is 6 m leg sections on an 18 m square with 18 m X bracing panels, a pile stub and a boat landing; the topsides are 6 m deck modules in open grating or chequer plate, cellar deck sections whose tops sit at deck level for the wellbay, walkways, handrail runs, stair flights and access hatches. The drilling package is an 8 m stacking derrick with a crown block, a travelling block and hook, a drill floor with a turning rotary table, a drawworks, a setback of pipe, an iron roughneck, mud pumps, mud tanks, a shale shaker, a cement unit, wellhead christmas trees and a blowout preventer stack. Services are pipe rack and cable tray bays, a valve manifold, generator sets, a diesel tank, a water maker, switchgear and a seawater lift pump, with an inclined flare boom in sections and its tip. Topsides add 6 m accommodation module bays with separate roof panels, a stair tower, galley, cabin, control console and radio desk, a helideck with its perimeter net, a pedestal crane, containers and a cargo basket. Safety kit is a lifeboat in gravity davits, a liferaft canister, a muster board, an escape chute, a suit locker, fire monitors, a hose reel, a wind sock and a foghorn, and a 45 m supply vessel lies alongside. Doors, hatches, davits, the crane boom and hook, the travelling block, the rotary table, drums, flywheels, fans, agitators and every valve handwheel ship rigid node transform clips. Wire rope, hoses, cables, slings, the helideck net, the escape chute sock, the wind sock and the sea are deliberately static, and there is no flare flame: a flexible element needs a joint per link and fire needs a shader, and neither is reachable with one rigid node transform. There are no people and no skinned meshes. No operator, drilling contractor, equipment maker, helicopter operator or real platform is named or reproduced; every plate, sign, screen and name board is blank. CC0 geometry prepared for human review.
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Use the “Offshore Oil Rig and Platform” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/offshore-oil-rig-and-platform Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/37061/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/offshore-oil-rig-and-platform Description: A modular offshore drilling and production platform: jacket legs and bracing, deck and cellar deck modules, a stacking derrick, drill floor, mud and cement plant, wellheads, a flare boom, helideck, pedestal crane, accommodation modules, lifeboat and a supply vessel. - 60 GLB models, 8.8 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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Offshore Oil Rig and Platform
A modular offshore drilling and production platform: jacket legs and bracing, deck and cellar deck modules, a stacking derrick, drill floor, mud and cement plant, wellheads, a flare boom, helideck, pedestal crane, accommodation modules, lifeboat and a supply vessel.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
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Jacket leg section, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m flanged tubular leg of a fixed steel jacket, with the darkened splash zone band, four sacrificial anodes and a hazard ring at each brace level. Stack the sections to reach any water depth and tie them with bracing panels.
Jacket bracing panel, 18 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The 18 m X brace that ties two jacket legs into a frame: two tubular diagonals crossing a horizontal member, gusseted connection plates at both ends and a painted collar at the crossing node.
Jacket pile stub and mud mat (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The mudline foundation a leg lands on: a heavy grouted pile can on a square mud mat, with four gusset stiffeners, a flanged head and a grout return line. Put it under the bottom leg section when the seabed is modelled.
Jacket boat landing and ladder (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The boat landing hung on a jacket leg: two fendered stringers with five rubber fender tubes, a caged ladder up the face, a grated half landing with handrails at the top and a painted approach marker.
Deck module, open grating 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m square of main deck: three primary beams and two edge girders under an open grating walking surface with its bearing bars standing proud. Tile the modules on the 6 m grid and a deck of any size falls out.
Deck module, chequer plate 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The same 6 m deck module with a sealed chequer plate surface instead of open grating, for a laydown area, a module footprint or anywhere a dropped object must not fall through.
Cellar deck section, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m bay of cellar deck: 1.2 m plate girders with diagonal bracing carrying grating around an open wellbay slot, a painted slot surround and a handrail run along one edge. Its top ports sit at main deck level, so a run of these drops straight into a deck grid as the wellbay.
Deck walkway section, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m raised walkway bay: grated tread plate on six trestle legs with a full handrail, knee rail and kicking plate on both sides. Couple the bays end to end to route a walkway across a deck.
Deck handrail run, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m offshore handrail run on three stanchions: a tubular top rail, a flat knee rail and a kicking plate, with bolted base plates at both ends. Repeat it round a deck edge or a walkway.
Deck stair flight, 2.4 m rise (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A twelve tread stair flight climbing 2.4 m over a 3 m run, with channel stringers, grated treads, a handrail and a knee rail each side and a landing plate at the foot.
Deck access hatch (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 1.3 m deck access hatch in its coaming: a raised frame with a recessed seat and a hinged hazard painted lid with a lifting ring, hinged along its back edge.
Sea surface module, 20 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 20 m square of open sea with a low crossing swell, for placing a platform, a jacket or a vessel in water. Tile the modules on the 20 m grid to make as much sea as a scene needs.
Derrick section, 8 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
An 8 m stackable section of a square lattice drilling derrick: four chords with horizontal ties and crossed diagonals on all four faces, a climbing ladder, a racking board with finger latches and painted bands.
Derrick crown block (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The crown block that caps a derrick: a short lattice bay carrying a five sheave cluster on its shaft between two support beams, a grated crown platform and a blank obstruction light. The sheave cluster turns.
Travelling block and hook (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The travelling block with its link and hook, standing on its guide frame: the block hoists up its guide and the hook safety latch swings clear. Landed at the well centre the way a block is left between runs.
Drill floor with rotary table (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The drill floor: a braced 8 m substructure under a grated floor with the rotary table and its master bushing set in a raised beam, the rotary slot and mousehole covers, and the driller cabin in one corner. The table turns.
Drawworks (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The hoisting drawworks on its skid: a grooved drum between two brake flanges in a painted frame, the drive housing, the auxiliary brake and the driller control stand with a blank screen. The drum turns.
Setback pipe rack with stands (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The setback: fourteen 8.6 m stands of drill pipe standing in a fingerboard rack, held at two levels by hazard painted fingers on a base plate. Stands the way they are racked back on a drill floor between runs.
Drill pipe bundle on trestles (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
Twelve joints of drill pipe with upset tool joints racked horizontally in three tiers on two stop ended trestles, ready to be picked up off the pipe deck.
Iron roughneck (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The iron roughneck: a column on a floor track carrying the spinner and torque wrench head with its jaw housing, plus a blank operator panel on a bracket. The head reaches in toward the well centre and back.
Triplex mud pump (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A triplex mud pump on its skid: the power end with its flywheel, the fluid end with three modules and their discharge caps, a pulsation dampener, the suction manifold and a blank local panel. The flywheel turns.
Active mud tank (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m active mud tank: a baffled steel tank on a skid with external stiffeners, a grated top walkway with handrails, two bolted manways, a suction line and a blank gauge board on the end.
Active mud tank, agitated (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The same mud tank with two mechanical agitators mounted through the top walkway, their gearboxes and shafts standing over the manways. The shafts turn.
Linear motion shale shaker (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A linear motion shale shaker: the possum belly feed box, an inclined screen deck in its basket with the vibrator motor on top, the cuttings discharge and a blank control box. The deck shakes.
Cement unit (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A skid mounted cementing unit: two conical batch mixing tanks with their charging lines, a triplex cementing pump with its flywheel, the high pressure discharge line and a blank instrument cabin. The flywheel turns.
Wellhead and christmas tree (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A wellhead with its christmas tree: the conductor and casing head on a base plate, the tubing head spool, master and swab valves and two wing valves on the flow cross, with a blank identification plate. The handwheels turn.
Blowout preventer stack (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A blowout preventer stack on its support frame: the wellhead connector, two ram preventer bodies with their side operating cylinders, the annular preventer on top and the choke and kill outlets with their valves. The handwheels turn.
Flare boom section (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
One bay of an inclined flare boom: a square tubular lattice climbing 6 m over a 10 m run, carrying the flare header, the pilot gas line and a grated access walkway along its length. Couple the bays nose to tail for a boom of any reach.
Flare boom tip (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The burner end of a flare boom: a short truss stub carrying the weathered flare tip, its wind shield and three pilot burners on their risers, with the ignition box slung underneath.
Pipe rack bay, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m pipe rack bay: a two tier portal frame carrying six flanged lines in process grey, utility white, firewater red and instrument yellow, with an isolating gate valve and a line marker. The handwheel turns.
Cable tray bay, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m run of ladder cable tray on cantilever brackets, loaded with four cable bundles and a junction box. Couple the bays end to end to route power and instrument cable across a deck.
Valve manifold skid (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A four branch valve manifold on a bunded skid: a flanged header feeding four gate valves up to an overhead line, with a drip tray, support posts and a blank gauge board. The handwheels turn.
Packaged generator set (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A packaged diesel generator set: an acoustic enclosure on a skid with louvred intakes, a radiator and fan at one end, a lagged exhaust stack, a hinged access door and a blank control panel. The fan turns and the door opens.
Diesel storage tank (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m horizontal diesel storage tank on two saddles: dished ends, a grated top walkway with handrails, a ladder, a bolted manway, a blank level gauge on the end and a drain valve. The valve handwheel turns.
Fresh water maker skid (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A reverse osmosis fresh water maker on a skid: three membrane pressure vessels in a rack with their end closures, a high pressure feed pump, the product line with its valve and a blank control panel. The handwheel turns.
Switchgear room rack (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A four cubicle switchgear rack for a control or electrical module: a plinth mounted lineup with hinged doors, blank mimic panels and blank instrument plates, capped by a cable trunking top. The doors open.
Seawater lift pump skid (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A seawater lift pump on its caisson head: the flanged caisson, the pump head and column, the motor with its cooling cap, a discharge line with a gate valve and a blank local panel. The handwheel turns.
Accommodation module bay, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m topside module bay with no roof: a stiffened floor pan, corner posts, clad walls, a window band and a hinged weathertight door onto a threshold plate. Couple the bays and cap them with roof panels for a living quarters of any length. The door opens.
Module roof panel, 6 m (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The roof panel that caps a 6 m module bay: an insulated deck with a walking surface, an edge upstand on all four sides and four lifting eyes for the crane. Repeat it along a run of modules.
External stair tower (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A braced external stair tower between deck levels: two flights of grated treads with a half landing between them, a top landing, handrails throughout and a blank notice plate on one leg.
Galley unit (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A galley run for a living quarters module: a base cabinet run with three doors under a stainless worktop, a four burner hob with an extractor hood, a sink with a mixer, a tall fridge and a shelf of provisions. The doors open.
Two berth cabin unit (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The fit-out of a two berth offshore cabin: a steel bunk frame with mattresses, pillows, a lee rail and a bunk ladder, a two door wardrobe locker and a desk with a drawer and a reading lamp. The locker doors and the drawer open.
Control room console (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The operator console of a platform control room: a curved desk with four blank screens on a raised bridge, two keyboard trays, a row of hand switches and a blank mimic panel on posts behind it.
Radio and comms desk (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The radio desk of a platform: a cabinet with a chart drawer under a worktop, a four bay rack of blank transceivers with their indicator strips and buttons, a blank screen, a desk microphone and a gooseneck lamp. The drawer opens.
Helideck with perimeter net (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 16 m octagonal helideck on its cantilever frame: a radial beam deck on four legs, a painted perimeter line and touchdown circle, an abstract approach marker, twelve perimeter lights, the safety net all the way round and a rescue equipment box.
Pedestal crane (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
The platform pedestal crane: a tubular pedestal with a caged ladder and a fixed glazed operator cab, a slewing house with its counterweight and A frame, a 13.5 m lattice boom and the hook block on its falls. The house slews, the boom luffs and the hook hoists.
Offshore cargo container (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A blank offshore cargo container: a certified frame with corrugated sides, a pair of hinged doors with locking bars, four pad eyes on the roof and a blank data plate. Nothing on it is lettered or liveried. The doors open.
Cargo basket with sling (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A half height offshore cargo basket: a painted base with a grated floor, mesh sides, corner posts, a four leg sling gathered on a master link and five blank crates and drums stowed inside.
Lifeboat in gravity davits (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A totally enclosed lifeboat hung in gravity davits on a deck edge frame: the boat with its canopy, coxswain hatch, ventilator and grab rails, two davit arms with their falls, and a blank launch instruction box. The davits swing the boat out and the hatch lifts.
Liferaft in canister (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A self righting liferaft in its two part GRP canister, cradled on an inclined launching rack with a hydrostatic release unit and its painter line, plus a blank capacity plate.
Muster point board (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A muster point board on a two post frame: a blank double sided illuminated panel over a red stowage box for the tally board, with a blank beacon on top. Both faces are wordless so a project can put its own sign art on them.
Escape chute and frame (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A vertical escape chute in its stowage frame: a braced steel tower with a grated entry platform, the hazard painted entry collar and the fabric chute hanging through the deck opening with its stiffening rings, plus a blank instruction box.
Wind sock and mast (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A helideck wind sock on its braced mast: the swivel head, the hoop and the banded sock, three stay wires and a blank obstruction light on the mast head.
Fog signal horns (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
An electric fog signal on its post: two stacked horn emitters on a swivel bracket with their grilles, a base plate and a blank control box on the post.
Survival suit locker (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A survival suit locker for a muster station: a GRP cabinet on a plinth with a weather hood, two hinged doors with grab handles and blank pictogram panels. The doors open.
Deck fire monitor (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A deck fire monitor: a firewater riser on a base plate carrying an oscillating water and foam gun with its nozzle and aiming bar, plus the isolating valve box and the supply line. The gun traverses its arc.
Firewater hose reel (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A firewater hose reel in its frame: a drum between two flanges on a shaft, the swivel inlet and outlet, and a blank instruction plate on the frame. The drum turns.
Deck floodlight mast (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 6 m deck lighting mast: a braced tubular column with a climbing ladder, a cross head carrying four aimed floodlights and a blank obstruction light on the mast head.
Platform supply vessel (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A 45 m platform supply vessel: a full hull with a long open cargo deck aft of a forward superstructure, bridge glazing with side wings, a mast and radar arch, cargo rail, tank hatches, a stern roller and a blank name board. Nothing on it is lettered.
Offshore platform, main deck (Offshore Oil Rig and Platform)
A working fixed offshore platform seen at deck level: a braced steel jacket standing in the sea under a continuous 48 by 36 m grated deck, with the wellbay let into it and three christmas trees and the preventer stack standing in it. The drill floor carries the rotary table,...









