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Build the finishing straight of a racecourse and the enclosures behind it. The ground is a 12 m track module with mowing bands and a 22 degree home turn on a 26 m radius, both ported end to end, with 6 m grass modules, a mown chevron strip, hedge runs and car park bays for everything around them. White plastic running rail couples in 8 m runs with a dolled section for moving the racing line, single posts to close a gap, and the obstacles a course carries: a hurdle, a steeplechase fence with its take off apron, an open ditch, a water jump, marker wings, distance poles, a furlong marker, the winning post and the photo finish mirror box. The start is a six bay and a four bay starting stalls unit whose front gates fly open together, a handlers platform, a tape barrier that drops and a starter rostrum. Behind the rail: a ten sided parade ring of white rail with a swinging gate, show lawn and gravel walkway modules, the weighing room with its door, saddling boxes, a number cloth rack, scales, a jockeys bench, a tack trunk that opens, saddle and rug racks, the winner enclosure surround and its presentation dais, the horse walk tunnel mouth, two banks of grandstand terracing with a cantilevered canopy and private boxes, bookmakers pitch boards, joint stools, a tote hut, a bar and food kiosk, a results board and a big screen. The working side is a horsebox and horse ambulance body, a tractor, a trailed harrow that lifts, a water bowser, a rail trolley, a barrow, a divot fork rack, a rail store stack and a groundsman hut. Rigid node transform clips only, no skinning: stalls gates, doors, the ring gate, trunk lids, the harrow and the wheels move. The rail tape, the birch on the fences, the water in the jump, the umbrella canopies and every screen and board face are static, because flexible material, fluid and a display each need a joint per element or a shader, and none of that is reachable with one rigid node transform. There are no people and no animals anywhere in this pack, because the catalogue carries no skinned meshes: the saddle racks, the rug racks, the horse walk and the boxes are modelled empty and the horsebox and ambulance are closed bodies. For horses themselves, look to the equestrian yard and stables pack in this catalogue. Nothing here carries a real name: no course, race, trophy, bookmaker, tote operator, sponsor, broadcaster or vehicle marque is modelled or written anywhere, and every cloth, board, fascia and screen is a blank face or an invented chevron and disc. Original AI assisted CC0 geometry.
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Use the “Racecourse and Parade Ring” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/racecourse-and-parade-ring Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/38657/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/racecourse-and-parade-ring Description: A turf racecourse in a kit: track modules and a home turn, white running rail, hurdles, chase fences and a water jump, starting stalls, the parade ring, weighing room and saddling boxes, a grandstand, the betting line and the ground staff yard. Every board is blank. - 66 GLB models, 3.1 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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Racecourse and Parade Ring
A turf racecourse in a kit: track modules and a home turn, white running rail, hurdles, chase fences and a water jump, starting stalls, the parade ring, weighing room and saddling boxes, a grandstand, the betting line and the ground staff yard. Every board is blank.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
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Turf Track Straight (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 12 m length of 12 m wide turf racing surface with the mowing bands running down it, ported at both ends and both sides so any number of them tile into a straight.
Turf Track Bend (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 22 degree turn of 12 m wide turf on a 26 m centreline radius, banded like the straight and ported at both ends, so a straight runs into a home turn without a seam.
Running Rail Post (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
One white plastic running rail post, 1.12 m to the cap on a square foot plate, for closing a rail run against a gate, a wing or a building corner.
Running Rail Run (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
An 8 m run of white plastic running rail: a top rail at 1.12 m, a mid rail and posts on 4 m centres, ported at both ends so runs couple into a continuous rail of any length.
Dolled Rail Section (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
An 8 m dolled rail section: the same posts with the running line carried 0.9 m out on angled brackets, which is how ground staff move the racing line off worn turf.
Hurdle (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4 m hurdle panel 1.1 m high: birch flights packed into a green padded frame with a white top bar and a timber stile at each end, set in the ground on its own sills.
Steeplechase Fence (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4 m steeplechase fence 1.6 m high: birch stems dressed over a timber frame with a green take off apron sloped up to it and a padded top board.
Open Ditch (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4 m open ditch: the same birch fence with a boarded trench 1.8 m deep on the take off side and a white guard rail in front of it.
Water Jump Edge (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4 m water jump section: a low birch fence on a timber frame with the lined landing pan and its still water surface behind, for the far side of a chase course.
Marker Wing Pair (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A pair of moulded plastic marker wings 1.9 m high, splayed to funnel a field into a jump, each carrying an abstract chevron and disc rather than any name or number.
Distance Pole Set (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A set of three distance poles at 1.9, 1.55 and 1.2 m on foot plates, each with a blank coloured disc on its head, for measuring a run in from the last obstacle.
Furlong Marker (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.4 m furlong marker post with a blank green faced board on its head, ready for a developer to letter or leave plain, on a square foot plate.
Winning Post (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4.6 m white winning post with a ball finial, a plain red flash on its arm and a stone pad at its foot, set at the inside rail on the finish line.
Photo Finish Mirror Box (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The mirror box that stands opposite the winning post: a 2.3 m charcoal cabinet with an angled mirror facing back up the straight and the camera slot beneath it.
Starting Stalls Six Bay (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A six bay starting stalls unit 5.5 m wide on its towing chassis: padded partitions, rear bars, a handler walkway bar over the top and six front gates that fly open together.
Starting Stalls Four Bay (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A four bay starting stalls unit 3.7 m wide, the short section a course couples beside the six bay one to span a wide track, with the same four flying front gates.
Stalls Handlers Platform (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.6 m stalls handlers platform: a steel deck 0.56 m up with a timber tread, a rail on three sides and two steps, for the crew working behind a set of stalls.
Tape Start Barrier (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 6 m tape start barrier: two white posts and a hinged barrier arm at 1.22 m that drops away to start a race, with a red lower rail and vertical droppers.
Starters Rostrum (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 3.1 m starter's rostrum: a green boxed base with an abstract course mark, a railed timber platform on top and five steps up the back, for the official who starts a race.
Parade Ring Rail (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 5.56 m parade ring rail section: three white rails on turned posts at 1.2 m, one tenth of a ten sided ring on a 9 m radius, ported at both ends so ten of them close a ring.
Parade Ring Gate (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The gate section of the parade ring: the same 5.56 m module with a braced 2.2 m leaf hung on the left hanging post, swinging clear so a horse can be led in and out.
Parade Ring Walkway (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 6 m by 2 m walkway module of rolled gravel between charcoal kerbs, ported at both ends, for the path a horse is led along between the boxes, the ring and the track.
Parade Ring Lawn (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 6 m square of show lawn cut in stripes, 30 mm prouder than the pack ground module so a ring reads as kept turf, ported on all four edges.
Number Cloth Rack (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.4 m number cloth rack: a steel frame on a charcoal base with six blank saddle cloths hung over the top bar, in plain colours with no number on any of them.
Saddling Box Run (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A run of three open fronted saddling boxes 10.8 m wide and 3.8 m deep: rendered partitions, a tie ring in each back wall, a lintel over every opening and a flat green roof with a drip edge.
Weighing Room Front (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The weighing room: an 8 m by 5 m rendered building 3.9 m to the eaves with a glazed window either side of the door, a blank board over it and three steps up to the threshold.
Scales and Trestle (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The weighing out station: a 1.8 m steel trestle table with a platform scale on it, a blank dial head on a column and a pair of plain weight cloths folded beside it.
Jockeys' Bench (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.2 m changing room bench in timber with a low back rail and four coat hooks above it, for the jockeys’ room behind the weighing room.
Tack Trunk (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.05 m painted tack trunk with timber corner battens, side handles and a lid hinged along its back edge that lifts open on its own node.
Saddle Rack (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.9 m timber saddle rack with three steel arms, each carrying a plain leather race saddle, for a saddling box or a tack room wall.
Rug Rack (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.6 m steel rug rack on a plate base with two bars and three plain folded rugs over the upper one, in the pack colours with no name or mark on them.
Grandstand Tier Low (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 12 m bank of grandstand terracing, eight steps 0.75 m deep rising 2.6 m, with a rendered front wall, end walls and crush barriers across every third row.
Grandstand Tier High (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The upper bank of the same 12 m grandstand: eight steps on a 1.4 m plinth, 4.4 m to the back rail, so a second tier stands behind the low one and still sees the finish.
Grandstand Roof Canopy (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 12 m grandstand roof canopy on two 8.4 m columns: a green deck 8.6 m deep cantilevered forward over the terracing on tie rods, with a white fascia along its front edge.
Private Box Front (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 6 m private box: a glazed front over a green spandrel with white mullions, a balcony rail in front of it and a flat roof, for the top of a grandstand bank.
Bookmakers' Pitch Board (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A bookmakers' pitch board 2.8 m high on a steel tripod: a 1.7 m blank display face with a ledge under it and an abstract mark on the header, ready for a developer's own artwork.
Bookmakers' Joint Stool (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The box stool a bookmaker stands on at the pitch: a 0.52 m charcoal case with a timber top, a carrying rail and a plain satchel resting on it.
Tote Hut (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 3.9 m betting hut: a green timber cabin with a serving counter, a glazed screen, a blank fascia over the window and a side door that opens on its own node.
Bar and Food Kiosk (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4.7 m raceday bar and food kiosk: a red and white cabin with a timber counter, an awning on struts, an urn and a hot cabinet on the counter and a blank fascia board.
Results Board (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4.6 m results board on two steel legs: a 3.4 m blank display face in a white frame under a green header, for a developer to fill with their own runners and prices.
Big Screen Frame (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 7.2 m by 4.2 m big screen on a braced charcoal frame, 6.9 m to the top: a blank dark panel a developer can map their own video to, for the far side of a track.
Winner's Enclosure Surround (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 6 m section of the winner's enclosure surround: a two rail white fence 0.95 m high on four posts with a gravel standing strip behind it, ported at both ends so sections close a square.
Presentation Dais (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 3.2 m presentation dais 0.48 m high with two steps, a white back panel carrying an abstract course mark and a draped table, for the winner's enclosure.
Horse Walk Tunnel Mouth (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The mouth of the horse walk: a 5.4 m ramped opening between rendered wing walls with a portal beam over it, a white guide rail each side and the tunnel falling away into the dark.
Horsebox Body (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 9.8 m horsebox body: a closed white box with a green waist band, barred side vents, a grooms door, a sloped cab front and the rear ramp down, on a skirted chassis.
Horse Ambulance Body (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 6.4 m horse ambulance body: a low green box with a white waist band, a beacon bar over the cab and the rear partition doors closed, on a skirted chassis.
Course Tractor (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 3.6 m compact turf tractor with a glazed cab, a green bonnet, a work light bar and a three point linkage at the back; all four wheels turn on their own nodes.
Tractor Harrow (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.2 m trailed chain harrow on transport wheels: a drawbar, a hitch eye and a tine frame that lifts clear of the turf on its own node, for repairing a track after racing.
Water Bowser (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.4 m water bowser on a two wheel trailer: a steel tank with a filler hatch, a walk rail along the top and a spray bar across the back, for watering a turf track.
Rail Trolley (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 3 m four wheel rail trolley loaded with spare running rail and posts, with side stanchions and a towing eye, for the crew moving a running line between meetings.
Ground Staff Barrow (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.9 m ground staff barrow with a green tipping pan, steel handles and a single front wheel that turns, loaded with a bag of loam and a fork.
Divot Fork Rack (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.1 m divot fork rack holding eight timber handled forks tines down in a steel frame, for the ground staff stand beside a track.
Running Rail Store Stack (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.6 m stack of spare running rail on timber bearers with a row of posts stood against a steel retaining frame, for the ground staff yard.
Groundsman's Hut (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 3.5 m timber groundsman's hut with a glazed window, a mono pitch roof falling to the back and a green door on the right hand jamb that swings open.
Grass Ground Module (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 6 m square of kept racecourse grass with a scatter of blades and no inset patches, ported on all four edges, for the ground between the track and the enclosures.
Grass Ground Module Pale (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The paler cut of the same 6 m ground module, for breaking a large plot up in contiguous patches rather than tile by tile.
Mown Chevron Strip (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 3 m by 12 m strip of chevron mowing, the bands meeting on the centre line, to lay across a track or a lawn so the turf reads as cut rather than painted.
Hedgerow Run (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 6 m run of clipped hedge 1.7 m high on a grass bank with stakes along its back, ported at both ends so a boundary runs round a plot.
Car Park Bay Module (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.6 m by 5 m car park bay of rolled hardcore with painted lines on three sides, ported left and right so a row of bays tiles into a raceday car park.
Spectator Crowd Barrier (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.4 m steel crowd barrier 1.1 m high with hook ends and a row of droppers, for lining a walkway, a betting ring or the front of a rail.
Course Litter Bin (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.07 m tapered litter bin in course green with a charcoal hood and a plain band, for a walkway or a betting ring.
Pitch Umbrella (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 3.2 m pitch umbrella on a plated post: a 3.2 m red canopy with a white rim and a scalloped valance, for standing over a bookmakers board or a stall.
Loudspeaker Post (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4.1 m public address post with a pair of horn speakers at the top and a junction box on the stem, for a course walkway or a betting ring.
Paddock Tree (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4.7 m parkland tree with a rough timber trunk and four foliage masses over a grass collar, for the paddock, the car park edge and the boundary of a course.
Spectator Bench (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.8 m slatted spectator bench on charcoal cast ends, for the enclosures, the paddock rail and the car park edge.
Finishing Straight and Enclosures (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The last furlong of a turf course and everything a spectator stands in behind it. Five track modules and a home turn run between white plastic running rail, striped with mown chevrons and carrying an open ditch, a steeplechase fence, a flight of hurdles and a water jump, each...









