3D Assets
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Real Time Display Pole (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 2.9 m pole carrying a charcoal cased real time departure display with a yellow screen and a blue service box below it. The screen is a painted panel, not readable text. Static.
Departure Board on a Stand (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 2.9 m wide departure board on two steel legs: a charcoal case with four yellow departure rows, a blue header and a top row built as its own node so it can tilt like a split flap turning. The characters are painted blocks, not readable text.
Stand Number Totem (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 3.2 m stand totem: a steel pole with a blue head carrying a yellow stand number panel and two route strips under it. One goes at the head of every stand. Static.
Platform Shelter Unit (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 4.3 x 2.6 m platform shelter: four steel posts, a glazed back and two glazed ends, a blue roof with a fascia across the open front and a yellow bench on charcoal legs along the back wall. Static.
Station Canopy Section (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 6 m bay of station canopy: a pair of 5.15 m steel columns on the platform centreline, a head beam, a 7.5 m deck cantilevered over the platform edges, blue ribs across it and a blue fascia down both sides. Bays butt into a canopy of any length.
Island Platform Section (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 6 m section of 4 m wide island platform, 180 mm above the apron, with a charcoal kerb nosing down both long faces and a yellow tactile strip inside each edge. Sections butt end to end.
Bus Stand Bay Module (Bus Station and City Transit)
One 15 x 4 m bus stand: a 30 mm tarmac overlay with its edge lines, stop line, keep clear hatching and a painted stand numeral. Bays butt end to end into a rank of any length.
Depot Parking Bay Tile (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 4 x 14 m overnight parking bay for the depot yard: a tarmac overlay with its bay lines, a stop line and a numeral. Bays butt side to side into a full yard.
Community Minibus (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 7 m community minibus for a feeder route: a short glazed body on a narrower track, one kerb side sliding door, four rolling wheels and the same route blind and livery stripe as the full size fleet.
Concrete Apron Tile (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 8 x 8 m poured concrete apron tile, 120 mm thick, with its expansion joints marked. Tiles butt on all four edges, and every other ground piece in the pack is an overlay laid on top of one.
Double Decker Red Livery (Bus Station and City Transit)
The double decker repainted into the second house livery, red over the same yellow waist stripe. The geometry, the doors and the wheels are identical to the blue double decker.
City Bus Red Livery (Bus Station and City Transit)
The 12 m city bus repainted into the second house livery, red over the same yellow waist stripe. The geometry, the doors and the wheels are identical to the blue bus.
Double Decker Bus (Bus Station and City Transit)
An 11 m double decker on the same chassis: two glazed decks, a 4.3 m roofline, one kerb side door at the front and a second amidships, and the same rolling wheels. The internal staircase is not modelled, because nothing outside the shell would show it.
Trolleybus (Bus Station and City Transit)
The 12 m city bus fitted for overhead wire: a roof gantry and two trailing collector poles on top of the same shell, with the same two sliding doors and four rolling wheels. The poles are rigid and do not swing or track the wire.
City Bus Single Decker (Bus Station and City Transit)
A 12 m low floor city bus in the pack neutral blue livery: a full glasshouse on both sides, two kerb side sliding door leaves, wheel arch eyebrows over both axles, a roof air handling pod and a route blind over the windscreen. Four wheels on their own axle pivots.
Articulated Bus (Bus Station and City Transit)
An 18 m articulated bus: two hull sections joined by a ribbed concertina, three axles, three kerb side sliding doors and glazing that stops either side of the joint. The turntable inside the concertina is solid and does not bend, because a rigid node cannot articulate it.
Plant room and quarantine bay (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
The working half on its own at bench scale: the life support pump skid with two filtration towers and a protein skimmer along one wall, the chiller beside them, a quarantine bay of two tanks on frames with the water test bench and the feed prep bench between them, and the...
Aquarium gallery and back of house (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A public aquarium gallery laid from 2 m floor tiles: a visitor route running past a corner turning run of wall tanks under their lighting hoods, with interior rockwork, coral, interpretive signs and species labels, through a walk through tunnel and past a touch pool and an...
Dive Cylinder Rack (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A dive cylinder rack: a welded frame with six 12 litre cylinders standing in shaped seats under a retaining bar, with their valves, boots and a hung regulator set.
Spare Pump Crate (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A spare pump crate: a timber shipping crate with a slatted lid, banding straps and a stencil panel, with a crated spare pump and its motor sitting on top of it.
Chemical Store Cabinet Open (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
The chemical store cabinet with both doors already standing open on its shelves of drums, for dressing a plant room without posing a clip.
Chemical Store Cabinet (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A chemical store cabinet: a bunded steel cupboard on a plinth with a sump floor, three shelves of drums and carboys, hazard panels and two hinged doors.
Service Catwalk Section (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A 2 m section of service catwalk: an open grating deck at 2.4 m on braced legs, with kick plates, a knee rail and a top rail down both sides, for walking the open tops of a tank run.
Floor Drain Grate (Public Aquarium and Marine Centre)
A 0.9 m floor drain: an open channel in a stainless kerb frame under a recessed slotted grate, with a dark sump and a silt bucket visible at one end.