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Build a tennis club and the courts it runs. The ground is a 6 m module: blue hard court tiles, a clay version of the same piece and a mown grass surround all carry the same four edge ports, so a court of any size tiles up inside a contrasting frame. Over it goes the full doubles line set, 10.97 by 23.77 m of baselines, tramlines, service lines and centre marks as one piece, a 12.8 m net that sags from 1.07 m at its steel posts to 0.914 m at the centre strap, and a pair of singles sticks. The enclosure is a 3 m fence bay: a plain mesh panel, a screened version carrying a windbreak and a gate whose leaf swings out of the court, all on the same ports, so a run closes round a court and a corner meets exactly. Court side there is an umpire chair with a ladder and a score desk, a scoreboard whose card tips over, a service speed board, a court number sign, slatted benches, players chairs under their own parasols, a litter bin, towels, bottles, sweatbands and a racket holdall. The gear is a racket modelled with a real hoop, throat, grip and woven string bed, a zipped cover version of it, a tennis ball and a coaching orange one, a twelve ball wire hopper, a nine ball basket and a ball machine whose throwing barrel spins. The club is a 4 m bay system: wall, window and entrance bays with a door that swings, gable ends that close a 6 m deep plan, roof slopes and ridge caps, with a terrace of round tables, chairs, parasols and planters, a three row spectator bleacher, an 8 m floodlight mast, a practice wall with targets painted on it, a mini court net, a coaching whiteboard, and the maintenance kit: a court roller and a line marking trolley whose wheels turn, and a net winder whose drum and crank turn together. Rigid node transform clips only, no skinning. The net cords, the tape and the centre strap, the windbreak screen, the racket strings, the parasol canopies and the towels are modelled solid and do not move: a rigid node transform cannot deform a mesh. Original AI assisted CC0 geometry; no club, tour, player or manufacturer marks appear anywhere.
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Use the “Tennis Club and Courts” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/tennis-club-and-courts Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/33649/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/tennis-club-and-courts Description: A complete tennis club in a kit: court surface tiles in hard court blue and clay, the painted line set, a net that sags on its posts, fencing with a gate and windbreaks, rackets, balls, a ball machine, an umpire chair and a clubhouse of 4 m bays under a pitched roof. - 46 GLB models, 1.7 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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Tennis Club and Courts
A complete tennis club in a kit: court surface tiles in hard court blue and clay, the painted line set, a net that sags on its posts, fencing with a gate and windbreaks, rackets, balls, a ball machine, an umpire chair and a clubhouse of 4 m bays under a pitched roof.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
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Court Surface Tile (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 6 m square of blue acrylic hard court with faint squeegee bands, ported on all four edges so any number of them tile into a full playing surface.
Court Surface Tile Clay (Tennis Club and Courts)
The same 6 m court module in crushed terracotta clay with brushed lines across it, for a clay court or a mini court beside a hard one.
Court Surround Tile (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 6 m square of mown grass surround on the same four ports as the court tile, so the playing surface can be framed in a contrasting colour.
Court Line Markings (Tennis Club and Courts)
The full painted line set for one doubles court, 10.97 by 23.77 m on a 6 mm court blue base pad: baselines, tramlines, singles sidelines, both service lines, the centre service line and the baseline centre marks.
Tennis Net And Posts (Tennis Club and Courts)
A full 12.8 m tennis net: square steel posts, a corded net sagging from 1.07 m at the posts to 0.914 m in the middle, a white top tape following the sag and a centre strap.
Mini Court Net (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 6.1 m mini tennis net on lighter posts for a short court or a junior coaching grid, netted and taped the same way as the full net.
Singles Stick (Tennis Club and Courts)
One 1.07 m singles stick on a flat foot, with the small white pad that props the net cord. Stand a pair 0.914 m outside each singles sideline.
Court Fence Panel (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 3 m bay of 3 m high court fencing: charcoal end posts, three rails and a steel wire mesh, ported on both ends so bays run into a full enclosure.
Court Windbreak Panel (Tennis Club and Courts)
The same 3 m fence bay with a blue windbreak screen tied over its lower 1.85 m, the band of club colour that backs a court and keeps the wind off it.
Court Fence Gate (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 3 m fence bay with a 2.1 m mesh gate in it: the same posts and rails as the plain panel, a mesh light over the head and a single leaf that swings out of the court.
Court Number Sign (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 1.55 m twin post court number sign: a blue board with a white face, a blank square for the number and a bar below it for the court name or a booking rule.
Tennis Racket (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.69 m tennis racket lying face up: a moulded butt cap and wrapped grip, a shaft that forks through the throat into an elliptical hoop, and a woven string bed of mains over crosses.
Tennis Racket In Cover (Tennis Club and Courts)
The same racket zipped into a padded head cover with a carry strap, for a bag left by the bench or a spare on the bleacher.
Tennis Ball (Tennis Club and Courts)
A single tennis ball at real scale, 67 mm across, in the usual fluorescent yellow with a white seam band round it.
Tennis Ball Practice (Tennis Club and Courts)
The same ball in coaching orange: the low compression ball used on a mini court, so a practice grid reads apart from match play.
Ball Hopper (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.78 m wire ball hopper holding twelve balls, on a square frame with a carry handle over the top: the tube a coach picks a court up with.
Ball Basket (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.5 m wire ball basket on splayed legs with nine balls in it, the open tray a coach feeds a drill from and leaves at the service line.
Ball Machine (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.86 m court side ball machine: a charcoal body on fixed castors, a mesh hopper of balls on top, a control panel at the back and a throwing barrel that spins.
Umpire Chair (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 2.5 m umpire chair: a splayed steel frame with a ladder up the front, a timber seat and back 1.95 m up, armrests and a small score desk across the lap.
Service Speed Board (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 2.2 m service speed board on a steel post: a charcoal case with a blue face, two blank white digit panels and a yellow label bar under them.
Court Scoreboard (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 1.95 m court scoreboard on two posts: a charcoal case with a name strip, four blue set panels, a yellow rule and one white score card that tips forward on its top hinge.
Court Towel (Tennis Club and Courts)
A folded court towel 0.42 m across, three layers of terry in club blue and white, for a chair back or the bench at a changeover.
Sports Bag (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.94 m racket holdall: a charcoal duffel with a rounded top and blue end caps, a front pocket with a yellow zip and twin grab handles, for a bench end or a chair side.
Water Bottle (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.3 m sports water bottle in club blue with a charcoal push pull cap and a blank white label panel, for a bench, a bag or a chair side.
Sweatband Set (Tennis Club and Courts)
A headband and two wristbands in white towelling with a blue tab on each, laid out together for a bag, a bench or a locker shelf.
Courtside Bench (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 1.8 m slatted timber bench on a charcoal steel frame, the seat that stands at the net post end of a court.
Players Chair And Parasol (Tennis Club and Courts)
A players chair under its own parasol: a blue seat and high back on a steel frame, armrests, a towel on the seat and a 1.9 m blue and white canopy on a post behind the shoulder.
Practice Wall (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 6.4 m practice wall 3.16 m high: a blue hitting face on a charcoal plinth, a painted net line, a height line and three yellow target squares, buttressed at both ends.
Floodlight Mast (Tennis Club and Courts)
An 8.1 m court floodlight mast: a tapered steel column on a concrete base with a cross head carrying four angled lamps, the light a club plays under after work.
Spectator Bleacher (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 4.2 m three row spectator bleacher: timber benches and backs on a raked steel frame with side rails, for the surround beside a show court.
Clubhouse Wall Bay (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 4 m clubhouse facade bay: a rendered wall 3 m to the head, a timber plinth and head band and a green sign panel, ported on both ends.
Clubhouse Window Bay (Tennis Club and Courts)
The 4 m clubhouse bay with a wide glazed window in a timber frame, for the lounge side that looks out over the courts.
Clubhouse Door Bay (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 4 m clubhouse entrance bay on the same module as the wall bay: piers and a lintel round a 1.8 m opening, a timber threshold and a glazed door that swings open.
Clubhouse Gable End (Tennis Club and Courts)
The 6 m gable end that closes a clubhouse run: a rendered wall to the head, the gable above it cut to the roof pitch and a square window under the apex.
Clubhouse Roof Slope (Tennis Club and Courts)
One 4 m bay of clubhouse roof: a charcoal slab that seats on the wall head at its eave edge and climbs 1.8 m over a 3 m run to the ridge, with standing seams picked out along it.
Clubhouse Ridge Cap (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 4 m ridge cap in clay red, 0.6 m across and cut to the roof pitch, so it closes the joint where two slopes meet without reading as a slope of its own.
Terrace Table (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.92 m round terrace table 0.79 m high: a timber top on a charcoal pedestal and a weighted foot, for the deck outside a clubhouse.
Terrace Chair (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 1.1 m terrace chair: a timber seat and a slatted, slightly raked back on a charcoal steel frame, to stand round the terrace table.
Terrace Parasol (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 2.7 m terrace parasol: a 2.6 m blue and white segmented canopy on a steel pole in a weighted base, for a table on the clubhouse terrace.
Terrace Planter (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.94 m square timber planter with a clipped green shrub in it, for a terrace edge, a gate side or the front of a clubhouse.
Court Litter Bin (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 1.04 m court side litter bin: a charcoal drum with two steel bands, a hooded top and a yellow label panel, for a gate side or a terrace corner.
Court Roller (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.94 m hand court roller: a heavy steel drum in a charcoal yoke with a scraper bar over it and a raked handle, for dressing a clay court after play.
Net Winder (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.75 m net winder: a steel cord drum with a crank between two charcoal cheeks on a foot plate, the reel a net cord is tensioned from at the post.
Line Marking Trolley (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 0.72 m line marking trolley: a paint tank on two wheels with a blue lid, a marking shoe under the nose and a raked push handle, for repainting a court line.
Coach Whiteboard (Tennis Club and Courts)
A 1.45 m coaching whiteboard on an A frame: a white board with a blue court diagram, the lines of a full court drawn on it and a pen tray under the face.
Club Courts and Terrace (Tennis Club and Courts)
A working tennis club built from the kit: a full doubles court of blue surface tiles inside a green surround, with the painted line set over them, the net up between its posts and singles sticks in place. Court fencing rings it, windbreak screens along the back run and a gate...









