
About
Two connected settings a developer can build a whole procedural story in. The station is a 1.2 m partition system: plain, glazed and door wall modules, corner and end posts, floor and ceiling tiles, a front counter bay, barred cell walls and a cell door that swings, and a one way mirror section for the interview room, all ported on the same grid so any plan closes into real rooms. The squad room fills with desks and dividers, task chairs, four drawer filing cabinets whose drawers pull, monitor arms, keyboards, telephones, a printer, a mobile whiteboard, a six door locker bank, a notice board, a radio charging rack, a water cooler and a coffee machine. The custody and evidence end adds an interrogation table and fixed chairs, an interview recording unit with turning tape reels, a swing arm lamp, a holding bench, evidence shelving, boxes with lids, bag sets, case file stacks, a fingerprint kit, a camera on a tripod and numbered markers. The noir half is a separate period set: a roll top desk with six working drawers, a banker lamp, a timber filing cabinet, a typewriter, a rotary telephone, a drinks tray, a coat stand with a hat, a blind window wall, a turning ceiling fan and its own door module. Rigid node transform clips only, no skinning. Every crest, force name and case file is invented: no real police service or livery 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 “Police Station and Detective Office” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/police-station-and-detective-office Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/29991/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/police-station-and-detective-office Description: A modern police station on a 1.2 m partition grid and the private detective office beside it: shell modules, squad room desks, an interview room with a one way mirror, a barred cell, the evidence store, and a period noir office. - 51 GLB models, 5.4 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
Police Station and Detective Office
A modern police station on a 1.2 m partition grid and the private detective office beside it: shell modules, squad room desks, an interview room with a one way mirror, a barred cell, the evidence store, and a period noir office.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
Everything in this pack
Station partition wall, plain (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 m painted station partition module, 2.7 m tall on a 100 mm stud, with rubber skirting both faces, a surface cable trunking run and two socket boxes.
Station partition wall, glazed (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 m glazed station partition module: a solid dado to 1.0 m, an aluminium window frame with a centre mullion and two panes to 2.4 m, a laminate cill and a solid head.
Station partition wall, door module (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 m station partition module with a 900 by 2100 mm doorway: lining boards, architraves proud of both faces, three hinges, a closer arm and a flush painted leaf with a vision panel and a lever handle as one named node.
Partition corner post (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 140 mm partition corner post, 2.7 m tall, turning a wall run through ninety degrees, with aluminium corner guards on both exposed arrises.
Partition run end post (Police Station and Detective Office)
An 80 mm partition end post, 2.7 m tall, closing a wall run against a structural wall, with a glazing channel on its left face and three fixings.
Vinyl floor slab, 1.2 m (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 m square floor slab 60 mm thick finished in welded sheet vinyl, with seam beads on its right and front edges so tiled slabs never double a seam up.
Carpet floor slab, 1.2 m (Police Station and Detective Office)
The same 1.2 m floor slab finished in office carpet tile with a plastic edge trim on its right and front edges, for squad rooms and the private office.
Suspended ceiling tile, 1.2 m (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 m suspended ceiling module: an aluminium tee grid on all four edges carrying a perforated mineral tile. Placed at ceiling height; the model itself is built from y=0 up.
Suspended ceiling light panel (Police Station and Detective Office)
The same 1.2 m ceiling module carrying a recessed luminaire: a painted housing, an opal diffuser and two lamp gear trays. Unlit geometry; the light itself is the consumer's.
Front counter bay with security screen (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 2.4 m front counter bay: a laminate transaction top at 1.12 m over a painted body, a staff-side knee recess, a public writing ledge on two legs and a full-height laminated security screen with a speech grille and a document tray.
Holding cell barred wall section (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 m holding cell wall of round steel bars in a bolted painted frame, 2.7 m tall, taking the same wall ports as the painted partitions so a cell closes against them.
Holding cell barred door section (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 m holding cell door module: a welded barred grille leaf 900 mm wide as one named node, with a lock box, a grab bar, two barrel hinges and a keep on the closing jamb.
One-way mirror wall section (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 m interview room wall module carrying a 960 by 1350 mm one-way mirror in a deep painted reveal, with a chrome bead frame on the observation face.
Squad room desk with divider (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.6 by 0.8 m squad room desk at 730 mm: a laminate top with a cable grommet, panel ends on glides, a modesty panel, an under-desk cable tray, a pencil drawer on a named node and a 400 mm fabric divider on the back edge.
Office task chair (Police Station and Detective Office)
A five-star office task chair on rubber castors: a gas lift and mechanism housing, a piped seat pad at 460 mm, a curved spine carrying an upholstered back with a lumbar band, and two padded arms.
Filing cabinet, four drawer (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 470 mm four drawer steel filing cabinet, 1.32 m tall: each drawer is a real box on a named slide node with a recessed pull rail, over a recessed plinth, with an anti-tilt interlock plate.
Monitor on a desk arm (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 24 inch monitor on a clamped desk arm: a jaw clamp, a 300 mm post, a two-section arm and a bezelled panel with its VESA plate, standing 300 mm above the desk top.
Keyboard and mouse set (Police Station and Detective Office)
A full-size keyboard with five modelled key rows and a chamfered case, beside a mouse with a scroll wheel on a fabric mat.
Desk telephone (Police Station and Detective Office)
A wedge-cased desk telephone: a twelve key pad, four line keys, a small display and a moulded handset resting in its cradle with a coiled cord stub.
Wall clock (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 300 mm plastic-cased wall clock with a glazed dial, twelve markers, hour and minute hands and a rear hanging boss. Hang it on a wall; the model itself is built from y=0 up.
Water cooler (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.0 m floor-standing water cooler with two taps over a drip grille, a cup dispenser panel and an inverted 19 litre bottle on the crown.
Filter coffee machine (Police Station and Detective Office)
A countertop filter coffee machine: a brewing head, a chrome drip tray, a control panel, a rear water tank and two cups on the warming plate.
Mobile whiteboard (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.5 by 1.0 m double-sided mobile whiteboard on a castored A-frame, with a pen tray and three markers.
Multifunction office printer (Police Station and Detective Office)
A desktop multifunction printer: a scanner glass and lid, an angled control panel, an output tray holding a printed stack and a paper cassette front with a grab handle.
Locker bank, six door (Police Station and Detective Office)
A six door personal locker bank, 900 mm wide and 1.79 m tall: each painted door is a named hinge node with louvre slots, a cam lock and a blank name card.
Cork notice board (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 by 0.9 m cork notice board in an aluminium frame, with six blank sheets pinned at slight angles.
Radio charging rack (Police Station and Detective Office)
A six pocket handheld radio charging rack with a back plate, four radios in their pockets with aerials and keypads, and a supply lead stub.
Evidence board with pinned photographs (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.6 by 1.1 m cork evidence board in an aluminium frame: eleven pinned photographs and notes standing off the cork on their own pins, joined by a twelve leg string web. The string is fixed geometry, since one rigid node cannot move a single leg of a web without tearing the rest.
Case file and folder stack (Police Station and Detective Office)
Four case folders: three squared up with their contents and tabbed labels, and one open on top with its cover folded back and two sheets under a clip.
Sealed evidence bag set (Police Station and Detective Office)
Three sealed evidence pouches laid out on a bench, each with a gusset, a heat-sealed head strip and a blank continuity label, two of them showing the exhibit inside.
Evidence archive box (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 440 by 320 by 260 mm fibreboard evidence box with moulded hand grips, a lid on a named hinge node, a tamper tape strip and a blank exhibit label.
Evidence shelving rack (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 by 2.0 m slotted steel evidence rack of four decks holding ten archive boxes with label pockets, and a blank shelf card on the top rail.
Fingerprint kit case (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 400 by 300 mm fingerprint kit case: three powder jars, two brushes and a roll of lifting tape in the tray, under a lid on a named hinge node with two catches and a carrying handle.
Scene camera on a tripod (Police Station and Detective Office)
A scene camera on a 1.25 m aluminium tripod: three braced legs with rubber feet and locking collars, a ball head and quick release plate, and a body with a grip, a prism housing, a hot shoe and a lens with its front element.
Numbered evidence marker set (Police Station and Detective Office)
A set of numbered evidence markers in plain card: three standing tents placed where they were dropped and four more folded flat in a stack. Blank faces, for a consumer to number as the scene needs.
Interrogation table (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.1 by 0.7 m interview table at 750 mm: a brushed top on a painted steel frame, two floor-fixed feet with anchor bolts and a cuff ring bolted through the top on the interviewee side.
Floor-fixed interview chair (Police Station and Detective Office)
A floor-fixed interview chair: a bolted base plate with four anchors, a welded column, a painted pan seat and an upholstered back on two uprights. No castors and no adjustment.
Interview recording unit (Police Station and Detective Office)
A twin deck interview recording unit: a painted case, a transport keypad, a display, two glazed cassette windows and four spool hubs as named spin nodes, with two microphone sockets and a supply lead stub.
Swing arm lamp (Police Station and Detective Office)
A weighted swing arm lamp: a cast base, a column, a sprung parallel arm as a named node and a conical shade with its diffuser, reaching 700 mm out over a table.
Holding cell bench (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.8 m holding cell bench at 450 mm: five timber slats on two painted steel bearers, floor anchors and two wall brackets with a back rail.
Private office door wall module (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 m wall module for the private office: a timber rail-and-stile door with a reeded glass panel and a painted panel below it, moulded architraves proud of both faces, a bead framed pane and a chrome lever, all on one named hinge node.
Roll top desk (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.35 m timber roll top desk: two three drawer pedestals with named slide nodes, an inset writing surface, and a curved slatted hood over five pigeon holes and a letter rack. The hood is fixed: a tambour is a chain of slats, not a rigid node.
Banker's lamp (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 320 mm banker's desk lamp: a weighted chrome base, a stem, a half-cylinder glass shade on two arms, a pull chain and a lead stub.
Filing cabinet, dark timber (Police Station and Detective Office)
The four drawer filing cabinet in dark timber for the private office, with the same four named slide nodes and pull rails.
Drinks tray (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 380 by 260 mm chrome drinks tray with a timber base and two handles, carrying a stoppered decanter and three tumblers.
Coat stand with hat (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.82 m turned timber coat stand on a weighted base, with four upper pegs and four lower pegs, and a soft felt hat hung on one of them.
Sash window wall module with blind (Police Station and Detective Office)
A 1.2 m wall module carrying a timber two-over-two sash window with a projecting cill, and a venetian blind of twenty tilted slats on a head box with its lift cords and tilt wand.
Ceiling fan (Police Station and Detective Office)
A four blade ceiling fan on a 300 mm down rod: a canopy plate, a motor housing, a glass light bowl and the blade set as one named spin node. Hang it from a ceiling; the model itself is built from y=0 up.
Typewriter (Police Station and Detective Office)
A desktop typewriter: a cast body, a rubber platen with two knobs and a sheet of paper rolled in, a bail bar, forty round keys on their stems and a type bar basket.
Rotary telephone (Police Station and Detective Office)
A rotary dial telephone: a moulded body, a chrome finger plate with ten holes, two cradle hooks and a handset with a coiled cord.
Station Floor (Police Station and Detective Office)
A police station floor built from the pack 1.2 m partition modules: a squad room of desks and lockers, the private detective office behind its own door with a roll top desk and a turning ceiling fan, an evidence store, an interview room behind a one way mirror, a barred cell,...









