Bike Rack
13,092 triangles GLB 1.1 MB
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Weathered red fire hydrant in classic US style, with capped hose outlets, chains and bolted flanges: a realistic street prop for urban scenes and games.
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A generic American dry-barrel hydrant in fire-engine red, without any maker marks. The domed bonnet ends in a pentagon operating nut and sits on a bolted flange, and a second ring of bolts anchors the barrel to its ground flange. A large pumper outlet faces the street while two smaller hose outlets point to the sides, each closed with a cap and secured by a short steel chain. The paint shows worn edges, darker grime near the base and patches of rust, so it looks like it has stood on a sidewalk for years. It is light enough to repeat along every block of an open-world city. Place it at the curb next to street lights, parking meters and mailboxes from the Urban Street Kit, or use it as a destructible object in an action game.
Import the GLB with the glTFast package or use the FBX. 1 m in the file = 1 Unity unit.
Use the FBX. The model is built in metres. Unreal works in centimetres and converts on import, so it arrives at real size (0.74 m = 74 cm).
Drag the GLB into the FileSystem dock. Godot 4 imports it directly, with materials. The FBX works too (Godot 4.3+ imports it natively).
Open the .blend directly, or import the GLB via File › Import › glTF 2.0.
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