3D Assets
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.