# Sleipner 3D

> A library of studio-quality 3D models by Sleipner (view in 3D in the browser, download as GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend or OBJ at several detail levels), and a generator that makes new models from a description or changes existing ones. Browse and search the library for free; downloads need a free account. Signed-in users can also
> generate new models from a description or change existing ones ("make it red"), paid in credits. Everything is
> available to AI agents through an MCP server at https://3d.sleipner.ai/mcp (OAuth sign-in).

Models are made by Sleipner. Library models are free to use in anything, personal or commercial (games and jam entries included), under the Sleipner Free Library Licence (https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence): change them freely, no fee, no credit needed. Three rules: don't resell or re-share them as models (on their own or in an asset pack, library or bundle), don't claim you made them, and don't train AI on them. Models a user generates are that user's own.

## Use it from an agent

- [MCP server](https://3d.sleipner.ai/mcp): Streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, dynamic client registration and client ID metadata
  documents. Discovery: https://3d.sleipner.ai/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp. Server card:
  https://3d.sleipner.ai/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json.
- [How to connect](https://3d.sleipner.ai/connect): any MCP client; add a remote server with the URL above and sign in
  through OAuth, or send a personal API key as `Authorization: Bearer slp_...`. Copy-paste setup for ChatGPT, Claude
  (web, desktop, mobile), Claude Code (`claude mcp add --transport http sleipner https://3d.sleipner.ai/mcp`, then `/mcp` to sign
  in), Cursor (`~/.cursor/mcp.json`), VS Code (Copilot agent mode), Windsurf (Devin Desktop) and stdio-only clients
  (through `npx mcp-remote https://3d.sleipner.ai/mcp`) is on the page.
- Tools: `search_library`, `get_library_model`, `get_download_link`, `get_credits`, `list_capabilities`, `create_object`, `change_object`, `get_object`, `list_my_objects`, `cancel_object`. Read-only tools are free; `create_object` and `change_object`
  spend the user's credits, so confirm the price with the user first and pass a `request_id`.
- Generation prices: Quick 200 credits (launch price until 2026-12-31, list price 350) (one version, the fastest build); Standard 600 credits (launch price until 2026-12-31, list price 1,000) (three versions; the best one is picked for you); Accurate 5,000 credits (from your product photos and measurements: three models, the one closest to the photos, at true size). A change that only touches the surface (a new colour, material or wear;
  the shape stays) costs 50 credits on either tier. When a quick check says the change only touches
  the surface, 50 is taken at submit and the rest of the tier's price only if the shape has to be
  rebuilt after all; otherwise the tier's price is taken and the rest comes back when it finishes.
  New accounts get free credits; more are sold in packs ([pricing](https://3d.sleipner.ai/pricing)).
- [Capabilities](https://3d.sleipner.ai/api/capabilities): what V1 makes, may get wrong and can't do yet (also the
  `list_capabilities` tool and [the full list](https://3d.sleipner.ai/v1#capabilities)). Every create and change is checked
  first, nothing charged: `status` `supported` goes ahead; `uncertain` (large buildings, text and logos, exact fits)
  needs `accept_uncertain: true` once the user accepts; `not_yet` (scenes, landscapes, realistic trees, animation,
  effects) returns `reason`, `suggestion`, `roadmap` and a `notify_url` the user can open to hear when it's
  ready ("Keep me updated": only the user can opt in), and `make_anyway: true` tries it regardless. `proceed_with`
  names the flag; `can_override: false` on uncertain means use `proceed_with` (`accept_uncertain`), not that it
  can't go ahead.
- [HTTP API](https://3d.sleipner.ai/developers): the same actions with a personal API key (`Authorization: Bearer slp_...`):
  make, change, follow, download and cancel objects, and read the balance. Keys
  spend credits but can't buy them. [Full reference](https://3d.sleipner.ai/developers/api): every endpoint, field, error code and rate
  limit, with curl, JavaScript and Python examples.

## Help

- [Getting started](https://3d.sleipner.ai/start): sign up with an email code, the free credits, Quick against Standard,
  changes, downloads and formats, the free library and packs.
- [FAQ](https://3d.sleipner.ai/faq): pricing and credits, the licence, formats, quality ("is it AI?"), refunds, privacy,
  what V1 can't do yet and "Keep me updated", reference images and community sharing, the open beta.
- [Support](https://3d.sleipner.ai/support): hello@sleipner.ai; how to report a bad model (the object or library link, what is
  wrong, a screenshot, the format, detail level and app; for the API the object_id, request_id and the answer, never
  the key).
- [What's in V1](https://3d.sleipner.ai/v1): single objects; no scenes, rooms, realistic trees or animated characters yet.

## Library

- [All models](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library): search, categories, formats, detail levels.
- [Catalog as JSON](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library.json): every model with sizes, formats, levels, renders and page URLs.
- [Full catalog as text](https://3d.sleipner.ai/llms-full.txt)
- [Draft horse](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/draft-horse): A chestnut draft horse with a pale mane, rigged and animated. Eight clips, from idle and grazing to a full gallop.
- [Farm wagon](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/farm-wagon): An old four-wheeled farm wagon: weathered plank bed, spoked wheels with iron tyres, a drawbar. The wheels turn as it rolls.
- [Linen sofa](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-sofa): A three-seat sofa: an oiled wooden frame with open arms, and loose cushions in a woven oatmeal linen.
- [1950s range oven](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-range-oven): A cream 1950s gas range with chrome knobs, a roasting tin and a baking tray. The door opens and the tray slides out.
- [Brass ship lantern](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/brass-ship-lantern): A brass ship lantern with a clear glass globe and a carry ring. The flame flickers behind the glass and lights the scene.
- [Knight's armour on a stand](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-knight-armour-stand): A complete 14th-century harness on an oak stand with a cross-shaped foot: a bascinet with a pointed visor and mail aventail, a breastplate over mail, plate arms and legs, gauntlets and sabatons. Worn steel with a grey patina, and leather straps.
- [Stack of oak barrels](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-barrel-stack): Three weathered oak barrels with rusted iron hoops, stacked together. For a tavern, a cellar or a market.
- [Covered wagon](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-covered-wagon): A four-wheeled wagon with a stained linen cover on bent ash hoops, tied down with rope, over a plank bed. All four spoked wheels turn as it rolls.
- [Hand cart](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-hand-cart): A two-wheeled hand cart: a weathered plank box, long ash handles and big spoked wheels with iron tyres. The wheels turn as it rolls.
- [Great helm](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-great-helm): A 14th-century knight's great helm of riveted steel: a flat top, a narrow eye slit, a cross of breathing holes and a chin strap, worn from use.
- [1970s pod swivel chair](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-pod-swivel-chair): A glossy olive-green pod shell on a tulip base, with a tufted mustard cushion.
- [1970s three-seat sofa](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-three-seat-sofa): Burnt-orange cushions on a slatted wooden frame: a three-seat sofa from the 1970s.
- [Chesterfield club armchair](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/chesterfield-club-armchair): An oxblood leather club armchair with deep diamond tufting, nailhead trim and turned feet.
- [Oak lounge chair](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-lounge-chair): A Scandinavian lounge chair: an oak frame with a slatted back and grey cushions.
- [Walnut sideboard](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-sideboard): A mid-century walnut sideboard with sliding doors, on splayed tapered legs.
- [Blue floral porcelain teapot](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/blue-floral-porcelain-teapot): A white porcelain teapot with a blue floral transfer pattern.
- [1960s valve radio](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-valve-radio): A valve radio in a walnut cabinet, with a gold cloth grille, a tuning dial and knobs.
- [1950s farmhouse table](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-farmhouse-table): A kitchen table with a honey-coloured top edged in chrome, on sage-green turned legs.
- [Painted farmhouse chair](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/painted-farmhouse-chair): A sage-green spindle-back kitchen chair with a honey maple seat. It pairs with the 1950s farmhouse table.
- [Oval coffee table](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oval-coffee-table): An oval coffee table in cherry wood, with a lower shelf.
- [Painted Windsor settee](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/painted-windsor-settee): A sage-painted spindle-back settee for a hall or a porch.
- [Oak dining chair](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-dining-chair): A modern dining chair in solid oiled oak, with a gently curved backrest and slim tapered legs.
- [Draft horse (bay)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-bay): The rigged draft horse in a bay coat: a red-brown body with a black mane, tail and lower legs. Eight clips, from idle and grazing to a full gallop.
- [Windsor chair](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-windsor-chair): A spindle-back dining chair in walnut, with a sculpted seat.
- [Draft horse (black)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-black): The rigged draft horse in an even black coat, mane and tail. Eight clips, from idle and grazing to a full gallop.
- [Modern fridge-freezer](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/modern-fridge-freezer): A white two-door fridge-freezer with slim handles. The doors do not open.
- [Draft horse (dun)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-dun): The rigged draft horse in a sandy dun coat with a black mane, tail and lower legs. Eight clips, from idle and grazing to a full gallop.
- [Canvas backpack](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/canvas-backpack): An olive-green canvas backpack with tan leather straps and trim, a front pocket and a flap top. Unbranded.
- [Draft horse (dapple grey)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-dapple-grey): The rigged draft horse in a dapple-grey coat with darker legs and a pale mane and tail. Eight clips, from idle and grazing to a full gallop.
- [White leather sneaker](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/white-leather-sneaker): A minimal white leather low-top sneaker with a clean white sole and laces. Unbranded.
- [Inn sign on an iron bracket](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-inn-sign): A painted tavern sign showing a tankard, hung by chains from a scrolled wrought-iron wall bracket.
- [Tavern bench](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-tavern-bench): A heavy tavern bench: a thick plank seat on trestle legs with a stretcher and iron-capped corners, weathered from use.
- [Wall lantern on a bracket](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-wall-lantern): An iron lantern hanging by a chain from a wall bracket, with rust and wear. The panes are dark and it gives no light.
- [Horse bridle](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-horse-bridle): A brown leather bridle with a browband and noseband, an iron snaffle bit and leather reins.
- [Riding saddle](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-saddle): A 14th-century riding saddle: a wooden tree in worn brown leather, a raised pommel, a high cantle, a girth strap and two iron stirrups.
- [Saddlebags](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-horse-saddlebags): A pair of worn brown leather saddlebags with buckled flaps, joined by a strap that crosses the horse's back.
- [Riding horse (bay)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-horse-bay): A 14th-century riding horse, a palfrey: lighter than the draft horse, with a refined head, slim legs and a glossy dark bay coat with a black mane. Rigged and animated.
- [Snake plant in a footed planter](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/snake-plant-in-footed-planter): A snake plant in a patterned mid-century planter on slim legs.
- [Plank door with ring handle](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-plank-door): A weathered plank door with iron strap hinges and an iron ring handle, for a house or a tavern. A single piece: it does not swing open.
- [Wrought-iron magazine rack](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/wrought-iron-magazine-rack): A 1950s magazine rack of black iron hoops on small brass feet.
- [Iron-bound oak barrel](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-oak-barrel): A single oak barrel with separate staves, a true bulge and three riveted iron hoops.
- [Plank bench](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-plank-bench): A simple tavern bench: a thick oak plank seat on two splayed slab legs with wedged through-tenons, worn grey-brown.
- [Market stall with striped awning](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-market-stall): A village market stall: a rough oak frame, a faded linen awning with ochre stripes, and a counter with baskets of apples and turnips and a stack of wool cloth.
- [Oak trestle table](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-trestle-table): A heavy tavern table: thick oak planks on two braced trestle legs with iron straps and a long stretcher, worn and stained.
- [Village well with windlass](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-village-well): A round well of rough, mossy fieldstones under a small shingle roof on oak posts, with a rope, an iron-banded bucket and a crank that turns.
- [1970s chrome dinette chair](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-chrome-dinette-chair): A kitchen chair from the 1970s: a tubular chrome frame with a padded seat and back in burnt-orange vinyl.
- [Oval coffee table (walnut)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oval-coffee-table-walnut): The oval coffee table with a lower shelf, in dark walnut with a rich grain.
- [1970s chrome dinette chair (mustard)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-chrome-dinette-chair-mustard): The 1970s chrome dinette chair with its seat and back in mustard-yellow vinyl.
- [1970s chrome dinette chair (sage)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-chrome-dinette-chair-sage): The 1970s chrome dinette chair with its seat and back in sage-green vinyl.
- [1950s refrigerator](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-refrigerator): A freestanding 1950s refrigerator: a cream enamelled cabinet with a softly rounded top, a big chrome lever handle, a small badge and a chrome kick plate. The door does not open.
- [1970s pod swivel chair (burnt orange)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-pod-swivel-chair-burnt-orange): The 1970s pod swivel chair with a glossy burnt-orange shell and tulip base, and a tufted cream cushion.
- [1970s three-seat sofa (mustard)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-three-seat-sofa-mustard): The 1970s three-seat sofa with mustard-yellow wool cushions on its wooden frame.
- [1970s three-seat sofa (sage)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-three-seat-sofa-sage): The 1970s three-seat sofa with sage-green wool cushions on its wooden frame.
- [Ceramic table lamp](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp): A table lamp with a pebble-shaped base in matte off-white stoneware, a brushed brass neck and a tapered drum shade of oatmeal linen.
- [Tripod floor lamp](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-tripod-floor-lamp): A floor lamp on three slender oak legs meeting at a brass joint, with a thin oak stem and a large drum shade of off-white linen.
- [Dome pendant lamp](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/dome-pendant-lamp): A ceiling pendant: a wide, shallow dome shade in matte off-white steel on a black fabric cord, with a round ceiling canopy. No bulb is modelled.
- [Stoneware vase](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stoneware-vase): A handmade stoneware vase: a full rounded body, a short wide neck, a speckled sand glaze and a band of raw clay at the foot.
- [Mid-century coat stand](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-coat-stand): A standing coat rack: a turned teak pole on three splayed legs, crowned with bent blackened-steel arms that end in teak ball hooks.
- [Mid-century tripod floor lamp](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tripod-floor-lamp): A 1950s floor lamp: three splayed teak legs with brass ferrules and collar, a slim brass stem and a tapered cream fabric shade.
- [Stovetop whistling kettle](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stovetop-whistling-kettle): A domed satin-steel kettle with a black arched handle, a black lid knob and a slim spout.
- [1960s stereo radiogram](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-stereo-radiogram): A long, low teak radiogram on splayed legs: two gold speaker-cloth panels, a glass tuning dial and a row of knobs. The lid does not open.
- [Mid-century gourd table lamp](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-gourd-table-lamp): A 1960s table lamp: a glossy mustard ceramic gourd on a turned teak foot, with a brass neck and a cream linen drum shade.
- [Retro two-slice toaster](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/retro-two-slice-toaster): A 1950s-style pop-up toaster: a ribbed brushed-steel body with black end panels, a lever and a browning knob.
- [1960s television set](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-television-set): A teak television cabinet with a rounded grey picture tube, a speaker-cloth panel with a column of chrome knobs, on splayed legs with brass caps.
- [Tripod floor lamp (black)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/tripod-floor-lamp-black): The tripod floor lamp with legs and stem in matte black-stained ash; the linen shade and brass joint unchanged.
- [Tripod floor lamp (walnut)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-tripod-floor-lamp-walnut): The tripod floor lamp with legs and stem in dark oiled walnut; the linen shade and brass joint unchanged.
- [Dome pendant lamp (matte black)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/dome-pendant-lamp-matte-black): The dome pendant lamp with its shade, canopy and fittings in matte black.
- [Dome pendant lamp (sage)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/dome-pendant-lamp-sage): The dome pendant lamp with its shade and canopy in a soft, muted sage green and a black cord.
- [Round side table](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-round-side-table): A round side table in solid oiled walnut: a thin top with a softly rounded edge on three slender tapered legs.
- [Round side table (black)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/round-side-table-black): The round side table in matte black-stained ash.
- [Round side table (oak)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/round-side-table-oak): The round side table in light oiled oak.
- [Ceramic table lamp (charcoal)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp-charcoal): The ceramic table lamp with a matte charcoal base and a dark charcoal linen shade; the brass neck unchanged.
- [Ceramic table lamp (sage)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp-sage): The ceramic table lamp with its linen shade in a soft sage green; the off-white base and brass neck unchanged.
- [Ceramic table lamp (terracotta)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp-terracotta): The ceramic table lamp with its linen shade in a warm terracotta; the off-white base and brass neck unchanged.
- [Stoneware vase (celadon)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stoneware-vase-celadon-glaze): The stoneware vase in a pale celadon-green satin glaze, with the raw clay foot.
- [Stoneware vase (charcoal)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stoneware-vase-charcoal-glaze): The stoneware vase in a matte, speckled charcoal glaze, with the raw clay foot.
- [Wall shelf](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-wall-shelf): An empty wall shelf in light oiled oak: two long boards between two thin side panels with rounded corners, and a slim back rail for mounting.
- [Wall shelf (black)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/wall-shelf-black): The wall shelf in matte black-stained ash.
- [Wall shelf (walnut)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/wall-shelf-walnut): The wall shelf in dark oiled walnut.
- [Arming sword](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-arming-sword): A 14th-century knight's arming sword, about a metre long: a straight double-edged steel blade, a plain cross guard, a leather-wrapped grip and a wheel pommel.
- [Infantry spear](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-spear): A 2.4 m infantry spear: a straight ash shaft, a leaf-shaped iron head on a socket and an iron butt cap.
- [Wooden tankard](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-wooden-tankard): An oak tankard of staves bound with two riveted iron hoops, with a carved wooden handle and a hinged wooden lid.
- [Blacksmith's anvil on a stump](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-anvil): A hand-forged iron anvil with a horn and a worn face, standing on a thick oak stump bound with an iron band.
- [Grain sacks](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-grain-sacks): Three filled sacks of coarse undyed hemp burlap, tied at the neck with rope and slumped against each other.
- [Blacksmith's workbench](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-blacksmith-workbench): A heavy oak workbench from a smithy, scorched black in places: a thick plank top on splayed legs with through-tenons, a lower shelf with an iron-bound bucket, and tongs, two hammers, a chisel and iron bars laid on top.
- [Iron-bound storage chest](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-iron-bound-chest): A storage chest of weathered oak planks, bound with three hand-forged iron bands, with an iron hasp, a ring-handle lock plate and a drop handle on each end. The lid does not open.
- [Market stall with striped awning (green)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-market-stall-green): The village market stall with its awning in broad forest-green and cream stripes, on a rough oak frame, with baskets of apples and turnips and a stack of wool cloth on the counter.
- [Market stall with striped awning (red)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-market-stall-red): The village market stall with its awning in broad madder-red and cream stripes, on a rough oak frame, with baskets of apples and turnips and a stack of wool cloth on the counter.
- [Riding horse (chestnut)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-horse-chestnut): The rigged riding horse in a chestnut coat: a warm copper-red body with a mane and tail of the same red, a narrow white blaze and dark hooves. Rigged and animated.
- [Riding horse (dapple grey)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-horse-dapple-grey): The rigged riding horse in a dapple-grey coat: a silver-grey body with darker dapples, a darker head and lower legs, and a pale mane and tail. Rigged and animated.
- [Wooden stool](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-wooden-stool): A low stool with a thick round seat of weathered oak on four splayed legs, worn smooth with use.
- [Crossbow](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-crossbow): A crossbow: a carved wooden stock, a steel bow lashed on with cord, a taut string, an iron stirrup at the tip and a trigger lever underneath.
- [Chesterfield club armchair (bottle green)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/chesterfield-club-armchair-green): The Chesterfield club armchair in deep bottle-green leather with deep diamond tufting, brass nailheads and dark turned feet.
- [Chesterfield club armchair (tan)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/chesterfield-club-armchair-tan): The Chesterfield club armchair in tan cognac leather with deep diamond tufting, brass nailheads and dark turned feet.
- [1950s refrigerator (mint)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-refrigerator-mint): The 1950s refrigerator in pastel mint-green enamel, with its big chrome lever handle and chrome trim. The door does not open.
- [1950s refrigerator (pink)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-refrigerator-pink): The 1950s refrigerator in pastel pink enamel, with its big chrome lever handle and chrome trim. The door does not open.
- [Mid-century gourd table lamp (burnt orange)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-gourd-table-lamp-burnt-orange): The 1960s gourd table lamp with its ceramic base in a glossy burnt-orange glaze, on a turned teak foot, with a brass neck and a cream linen drum shade.
- [Mid-century gourd table lamp (teal)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-gourd-table-lamp-teal): The 1960s gourd table lamp with its ceramic base in a glossy deep-teal glaze, on a turned teak foot, with a brass neck and a cream linen drum shade.
- [1960s portable record player](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-portable-record-player): A 1960s portable suitcase record player with its lid open: a case in teal and cream vinyl, a cream handle, chrome latches, and a silver platter with a black rubber mat.
- [1960s portable record player (powder blue)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-portable-record-player-powder-blue): The 1960s portable record player with its case and lid in powder-blue vinyl; the cream trim, handle, chrome latches and platter unchanged.
- [Tufted loveseat (charcoal)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-charcoal): A 1950s two-seat sofa with a button-tufted back and thin wooden legs, upholstered in a tightly woven charcoal-grey wool.
- [Tufted loveseat (coral)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-coral): A 1950s two-seat sofa with a button-tufted back and thin wooden legs, upholstered in soft coral-pink velvet.
- [Tufted loveseat (mustard)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-mustard): A 1950s two-seat sofa with a button-tufted back and thin wooden legs, upholstered in textured mustard-yellow bouclé.
- [Tufted loveseat (teal tweed)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-teal): A 1950s two-seat sofa with a button-tufted back and thin wooden legs, upholstered in a teal and cream flecked tweed.
- [Oak dining table](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-dining-table): A rectangular dining table in solid light oak: a thick top with softly rounded edges on four slender tapered legs, joined by a slim apron.
- [Linen sofa (charcoal)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/linen-sofa-charcoal): The three-seat linen sofa with its seat and back cushions in a woven charcoal-grey linen, on the oiled wooden frame with open arms.
- [Windsor chair (ash)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/windsor-chair-ash): The spindle-back Windsor chair in pale ash: a steam-bent back rail over slim spindles, a sculpted saddle seat and tapered legs with turned stretchers.
- [Modern fridge-freezer (red)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/modern-fridge-freezer-red): A tall fridge-freezer in glossy red enamelled steel with softly rounded edges and long brushed-steel bar handles. The doors do not open.

## Packs

Curated collections that look right together (one style, true scale). Signed-in users can download a whole pack as
one zip per format.

- [All packs](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs)
- [Medieval Village](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village): Draft horses, carts, armour and tavern props for a realistic 14th-century village. 38 models.
- [Mid-Century Home](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home): Furniture, kitchen pieces and decor from the 1950s to the 1970s. 41 models.
- [Modern Home & Products](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home): Clean, unbranded furniture and products at true scale, ready for your scene. 29 models.


## Guides

Articles from the studio (also as [RSS](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/rss.xml)); the full text of each is in /llms-full.txt.

- [Blog](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog): all posts.
- [3D assets for game prototypes and jams: free props first, then make what's missing](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/3d-assets-for-game-prototypes): How to fill a game prototype with real-looking 3D props fast: start from free packs, make the missing pieces from a sentence, and keep scale, LODs and formats right.
- [3D furniture for interior renders: true scale, real materials and what to check](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/3d-furniture-for-interior-renders): What makes a furniture model work in an interior or archviz render, how to use free true-scale models in Blender and other renderers, and where their limits are.
- [A 3D model generation API: from a text prompt to a GLB in four requests](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/generate-3d-models-api): Make finished 3D models from code with the Sleipner 3D API: an API key, one POST, polling, and a download in six formats. With curl examples, prices and limits.
- [AI 3D model generators in 2026: Meshy, Tripo, Rodin and Hunyuan vs a finished asset](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-3d-generators-compared): What Meshy, Tripo, Hyper3D Rodin, Hunyuan 3D and TRELLIS give you, what they cost (checked 31 October 2026), what raw output still needs, and when finished work pays.
- [Before you pay for an AI 3D model website: 10 things to check](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-3d-model-sites-checklist): One-click AI 3D sites look alike. Ten checks on licence, privacy, credits, rerolls, formats, scale and refunds that tell you what you are really buying, on any site.
- [Buying 3D models in 2026: Sketchfab, Fab, CGTrader and TurboSquid vs made to order](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/3d-model-marketplaces-vs-made-to-order): Where to buy 3D models, what the licences allow, how the marketplaces changed (Sketchfab's store moved to Fab), and when a made-to-order model is the better buy.
- [Change a 3D model's colour or material with words, and keep the exact shape](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/change-a-3d-model-with-words): "Make it mustard", "make it leather", "make it look old": how surface-only edits repaint a 3D model without touching its mesh, what they cost, and when a change rebuilds.
- [Free 3D model libraries compared: Poly Haven, Kenney, Quaternius, Sketchfab and ours](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-3d-model-libraries): The best free 3D model libraries in 2026, honestly compared: licences (CC0 or not), style, formats, animation and what each is best for, checked 31 October 2026.
- [Free modern furniture 3D models: chairs, lamps, a sofa and products in GLB and USDZ](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-modern-furniture-3d-models): The free Modern Home & Products pack: 25 clean, unbranded models of furniture, lamps, a fridge-freezer, a sneaker and a backpack, at true scale and ready for AR.
- [How much does a 3D model cost? Freelancers, studios and AI in 2026](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/hire-a-3d-modeler-cost): What a 3D prop costs from a freelancer on Fiverr or Upwork, an outsourcing studio or an AI studio, what you get for the money, and how to write a brief that saves rounds.
- [How to make a 3D model from a text description (step by step)](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/make-a-3d-model-from-text): Describe one object, pick Quick or Standard, and get a finished, textured 3D model with renders and six formats. What to write, what it costs and what you get.
- [Free medieval 3D models for games: 31 village props, carts and rigged horses](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-medieval-3d-models): The free Medieval Village pack: five rigged horses with eight clips, carts with turning wheels, a well, armour and tavern props, true to scale in six formats.
- [From prompt to finished 3D: how the Sleipner studio works](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/how-the-sleipner-studio-works): A 3D studio has a concept artist, modellers, clean-up, an art director, a rigger and a photographer. Here is how each role works in Sleipner, step by step.
- [Mid-century 3D furniture: 29 free 1950s–70s models for renders and games](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-mid-century-3d-furniture): The free Mid-Century Home pack: sofas, a pod chair, a walnut sideboard, a 1950s range that opens, radios and lamps, true to scale in six formats.
- [Using AI agents (MCP) to find and make 3D models: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-agents-mcp-3d-models): Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code to Sleipner 3D over MCP. Your assistant searches the free library, fetches files and makes new models, asking before it spends.
- [What "game-ready" actually means for a 3D model](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/what-game-ready-means): Clean geometry, a triangle budget, good UVs, PBR materials, real scale, LODs and the right format. A plain checklist you can run on any model in ten minutes.

## Optional

- [Make an object](https://3d.sleipner.ai/create): describe it, pick Quick or Standard, watch it build.
- [Library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence), [Terms of service](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/terms) (draft under legal review),
  [Privacy policy](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/privacy) (draft under legal review).
- [Sleipner](https://sleipner.ai): the company.

## Models

### Draft horse

A chestnut draft horse with a pale mane, rigged and animated. Eight clips, from idle and grazing to a full gallop.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/draft-horse
- Category: Animals. Tags: horse, animal, rigged, gallop, walk, trot, farm, nordic
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.64 × 2.01 × 2.80 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: Walk, Trot, Canter, Gallop, Idle, Eating, TurnL, TurnR
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 48,300 triangles, Low 12,075 triangles, High 999,202 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/8c2e09fde990ef7cdd6eaae362758c387f3a0267d5df34504e0e40e2fb55180f.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/draft-horse/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-29
- Credits: Skeleton and animation clips based on “Horse” by Quaternius (CC0 1.0).

### Farm wagon

An old four-wheeled farm wagon: weathered plank bed, spoked wheels with iron tyres, a drawbar. The wheels turn as it rolls.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/farm-wagon
- Category: Vehicles. Tags: wagon, cart, farm, wood, wheels, vintage, animated
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 1.78 × 1.20 × 3.35 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: roll
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 50,538 triangles, Low 12,632 triangles, High 1,908,404 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/08d841cc0dce34be267b8210ea0568c06a0d6bdf3a58bd2f1ab4fdd78600c16c.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/farm-wagon/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-29

### Linen sofa

A three-seat sofa: an oiled wooden frame with open arms, and loose cushions in a woven oatmeal linen.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-sofa
- Category: Furniture. Tags: sofa, couch, furniture, linen, mid-century, modern, wood, fabric, living room
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 1.93 × 0.89 × 0.90 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,958 triangles, Low 12,489 triangles, High 1,000,000 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/a682895a384ffe4f2df6e8ad40389035367dd9a2d2deabe587865e9f161a40af.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-sofa/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-29

### 1950s range oven

A cream 1950s gas range with chrome knobs, a roasting tin and a baking tray. The door opens and the tray slides out.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-range-oven
- Category: Kitchen. Tags: oven, stove, range, kitchen, 1950s, retro, appliance, animated
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.76 × 0.96 × 0.86 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: open, hold_open, pull_out
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 95,534 triangles, Low 23,879 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/f11fae8da66a3bf120650e59c14f13449c1c5489a398271a0f9c79c7c423c490.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-range-oven/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-29

### Brass ship lantern

A brass ship lantern with a clear glass globe and a carry ring. The flame flickers behind the glass and lights the scene.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/brass-ship-lantern
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lantern, lamp, light, brass, glass, ship, nautical, animated
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.24 × 0.46 × 0.26 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: light_flicker
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 50,481 triangles, Low 12,648 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/498db723a5c909d2f93a0b3d15941af4baca1d1187b40cd7bf5a9aec0d13718f.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/brass-ship-lantern/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Knight's armour on a stand

A complete 14th-century harness on an oak stand with a cross-shaped foot: a bascinet with a pointed visor and mail aventail, a breastplate over mail, plate arms and legs, gauntlets and sabatons. Worn steel with a grey patina, and leather straps.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-knight-armour-stand
- Category: Props. Tags: armour, armor, knight, plate, steel, stand, display, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.74 × 2.05 × 0.50 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,976 triangles, Low 12,494 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/18d0e897aa0ff790b8644270bbb43b172cee32ad334644145e8b7a06f901798a.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-knight-armour-stand/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Stack of oak barrels

Three weathered oak barrels with rusted iron hoops, stacked together. For a tavern, a cellar or a market.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-barrel-stack
- Category: Props. Tags: barrel, barrels, cask, oak, tavern, storage, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 1.10 × 0.98 × 0.61 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,959 triangles, Low 24,989 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/a205679ed9ecc10c2720faac58a93822660735f42d025a9f49f4e76092ce7269.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-barrel-stack/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Covered wagon

A four-wheeled wagon with a stained linen cover on bent ash hoops, tied down with rope, over a plank bed. All four spoked wheels turn as it rolls.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-covered-wagon
- Category: Vehicles. Tags: wagon, covered wagon, cart, canvas, wheels, medieval, animated
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 1.89 × 2.39 × 4.53 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: roll
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 50,571 triangles, Low 12,641 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/7c7c80171b2eb7bff3e3a2ec506e9821083c9791af2dd8b31cdcf6bd8f09ecc5.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-covered-wagon/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Hand cart

A two-wheeled hand cart: a weathered plank box, long ash handles and big spoked wheels with iron tyres. The wheels turn as it rolls.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-hand-cart
- Category: Vehicles. Tags: cart, hand cart, handcart, barrow, wheels, medieval, animated
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 1.29 × 0.93 × 2.12 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: roll
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 50,784 triangles, Low 12,695 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/2ec425c93aa78144c4a43d7ce13cb5b4cac32e0d295f7ccf45f216a0d2b97983.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-hand-cart/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Great helm

A 14th-century knight's great helm of riveted steel: a flat top, a narrow eye slit, a cross of breathing holes and a chin strap, worn from use.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-great-helm
- Category: Props. Tags: helmet, helm, great helm, armour, knight, steel, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.24 × 0.43 × 0.27 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,990 triangles, Low 12,497 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/1673c8c136787c1f836cece846f4b4ccaff78d296b990cc6c0163c8148cfddc9.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-great-helm/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### 1970s pod swivel chair

A glossy olive-green pod shell on a tulip base, with a tufted mustard cushion.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-pod-swivel-chair
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chair, armchair, pod chair, egg chair, swivel, 1970s, retro, mid-century, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.81 × 0.84 × 0.77 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,979 triangles, Low 12,493 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/534f16ddc6069e3f4e4271af70f9ec92abbad410baee67c5a96d1d4e18295dc8.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-pod-swivel-chair/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### 1970s three-seat sofa

Burnt-orange cushions on a slatted wooden frame: a three-seat sofa from the 1970s.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-three-seat-sofa
- Category: Furniture. Tags: sofa, couch, 1970s, retro, orange, mid-century, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 2.08 × 0.83 × 0.89 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,936 triangles, Low 12,484 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/3dec5a348d1a8afcb1e0ff12d6c96d571a98b59c1365b9821e69c78ca62799b7.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-three-seat-sofa/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Chesterfield club armchair

An oxblood leather club armchair with deep diamond tufting, nailhead trim and turned feet.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/chesterfield-club-armchair
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chesterfield, armchair, club chair, leather, tufted, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.04 × 0.75 × 0.83 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,970 triangles, Low 24,992 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/9611c1e06472fd72808234f655e6a7606ad7446e6700c387278c31408f4c1131.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/chesterfield-club-armchair/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Oak lounge chair

A Scandinavian lounge chair: an oak frame with a slatted back and grey cushions.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-lounge-chair
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chair, lounge chair, armchair, oak, scandinavian, mid-century, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.71 × 0.84 × 0.81 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,988 triangles, Low 12,496 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/0122726fa1a80ee94510a4c3ecdc1c1aecce3b5f881cd6dd1485e7a6a8ea5704.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-lounge-chair/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Walnut sideboard

A mid-century walnut sideboard with sliding doors, on splayed tapered legs.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-sideboard
- Category: Furniture. Tags: sideboard, credenza, cabinet, walnut, storage, mid-century, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.60 × 0.75 × 0.50 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: slide
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 46,401 triangles, Low 11,599 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/06ec8adca89b0b8da6e5bfc44e11b329bc78af437a899f0294ece277e0718e3b.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-sideboard/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Blue floral porcelain teapot

A white porcelain teapot with a blue floral transfer pattern.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/blue-floral-porcelain-teapot
- Category: Kitchen. Tags: teapot, tea, porcelain, china, floral, tableware, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.16 × 0.15 × 0.25 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,856 triangles, Low 12,463 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/f04876ce83586fd500d48b4d7f76ef35006f564a741b190e602ff9c957179fd8.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/blue-floral-porcelain-teapot/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### 1960s valve radio

A valve radio in a walnut cabinet, with a gold cloth grille, a tuning dial and knobs.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-valve-radio
- Category: Electronics. Tags: radio, valve radio, tube radio, 1960s, walnut, vintage, electronics
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.53 × 0.31 × 0.29 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: turn
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,991 triangles, Low 24,996 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/ab7f2355c2c711f7bec286d58c739f7dbfcc20863f9603f46a317dcc7c5a3f12.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-valve-radio/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### 1950s farmhouse table

A kitchen table with a honey-coloured top edged in chrome, on sage-green turned legs.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-farmhouse-table
- Category: Furniture. Tags: table, kitchen table, dining table, 1950s, retro, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.28 × 0.83 × 0.93 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,998 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/84d91b97462d663b95143398d71a909dece3dfdf60a447ad4db22277c05ff3c4.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-farmhouse-table/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Painted farmhouse chair

A sage-green spindle-back kitchen chair with a honey maple seat. It pairs with the 1950s farmhouse table.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/painted-farmhouse-chair
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chair, kitchen chair, spindle, painted, 1950s, retro, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.49 × 0.82 × 0.49 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,984 triangles, Low 12,496 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/ae11dd90da1cffb69dc1f42ab050db1315d158ef03798831ade6236cb1920c8d.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/painted-farmhouse-chair/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Oval coffee table

An oval coffee table in cherry wood, with a lower shelf.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oval-coffee-table
- Category: Furniture. Tags: coffee table, table, oval, cherry, mid-century, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.14 × 0.43 × 0.54 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,981 triangles, Low 12,495 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/91249540e71530c30f33025674a5cf9fc914fccee7ec6010d60cc1c7eeab9dd9.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oval-coffee-table/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Painted Windsor settee

A sage-painted spindle-back settee for a hall or a porch.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/painted-windsor-settee
- Category: Furniture. Tags: settee, bench, windsor, spindle, painted, hall
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.12 × 0.84 × 0.49 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,969 triangles, Low 12,492 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/6ed5a4e541d25fe92e59878863b329828dd418f4106f67f50007858c7b14b61d.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/painted-windsor-settee/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-30

### Oak dining chair

A modern dining chair in solid oiled oak, with a gently curved backrest and slim tapered legs.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-dining-chair
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chair, dining chair, oak, modern, scandinavian, wood
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.55 × 0.76 × 0.56 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 50,000 triangles, Low 12,500 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/06ab7259aea72700ff6a267eff2e92347393a921a1133a4bfce9ee9ad7f0c292.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-dining-chair/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Draft horse (bay)

The rigged draft horse in a bay coat: a red-brown body with a black mane, tail and lower legs. Eight clips, from idle and grazing to a full gallop.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-bay
- Category: Animals. Tags: horse, bay, draft horse, animal, rigged, gallop, walk, farm, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.64 × 2.01 × 2.80 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: Canter, Eating, Gallop, Idle, Trot, TurnL, TurnR, Walk
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 48,300 triangles, Low 12,075 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/6c3d1238d6f5bd4d83942e9d81ab733efe471b0908ef9c01f7b73a39b1353e07.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-bay/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31
- Credits: Skeleton and animation clips based on “Horse” by Quaternius (CC0 1.0).

### Windsor chair

A spindle-back dining chair in walnut, with a sculpted seat.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-windsor-chair
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chair, dining chair, windsor, spindle, walnut, wood
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.51 × 0.85 × 0.46 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,998 triangles, Low 24,999 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/28e38879251e0cff2aba89b4cb1c70c3769af0c74a09e3cc2e1775883e8a626f.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-windsor-chair/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Draft horse (black)

The rigged draft horse in an even black coat, mane and tail. Eight clips, from idle and grazing to a full gallop.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-black
- Category: Animals. Tags: horse, black, draft horse, animal, rigged, gallop, walk, farm, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.64 × 2.01 × 2.80 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: Canter, Eating, Gallop, Idle, Trot, TurnL, TurnR, Walk
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 48,300 triangles, Low 12,075 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/2979f26b1fb4b1b1290fc7c0bde5deaeb24389d4a002dd3156eca6610c1e8a71.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-black/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31
- Credits: Skeleton and animation clips based on “Horse” by Quaternius (CC0 1.0).

### Modern fridge-freezer

A white two-door fridge-freezer with slim handles. The doors do not open.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/modern-fridge-freezer
- Category: Kitchen. Tags: fridge, refrigerator, freezer, appliance, white, modern, kitchen
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.63 × 1.83 × 0.71 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,997 triangles, Low 24,999 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/40af544d53c96a7da7113870ef3bbf63373eea369a5c7bae2d5d6e5dea024c04.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/modern-fridge-freezer/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Draft horse (dun)

The rigged draft horse in a sandy dun coat with a black mane, tail and lower legs. Eight clips, from idle and grazing to a full gallop.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-dun
- Category: Animals. Tags: horse, dun, draft horse, animal, rigged, gallop, walk, farm, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.64 × 2.01 × 2.80 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: Canter, Eating, Gallop, Idle, Trot, TurnL, TurnR, Walk
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 48,300 triangles, Low 12,075 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/449ef91dc43ee7be1b03a048f820b347e8895fa9d3fd1939bee8f418b23511c1.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-dun/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31
- Credits: Skeleton and animation clips based on “Horse” by Quaternius (CC0 1.0).

### Canvas backpack

An olive-green canvas backpack with tan leather straps and trim, a front pocket and a flap top. Unbranded.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/canvas-backpack
- Category: Products. Tags: backpack, bag, rucksack, canvas, leather, product
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.30 × 0.42 × 0.34 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,968 triangles, Low 12,492 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/4dd5231c95255ad18f8403a2329521b526de7cac878a07b59ba13141cf71a5bb.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/canvas-backpack/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Draft horse (dapple grey)

The rigged draft horse in a dapple-grey coat with darker legs and a pale mane and tail. Eight clips, from idle and grazing to a full gallop.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-dapple-grey
- Category: Animals. Tags: horse, grey, gray, dapple, draft horse, animal, rigged, gallop, walk, farm, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.64 × 2.01 × 2.80 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: Canter, Eating, Gallop, Idle, Trot, TurnL, TurnR, Walk
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 48,300 triangles, Low 12,075 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/86aa85419b1a8bdaf2c2ebb5e4841c63566826864380f6916519b0c902c800ab.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-dapple-grey/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31
- Credits: Skeleton and animation clips based on “Horse” by Quaternius (CC0 1.0).

### White leather sneaker

A minimal white leather low-top sneaker with a clean white sole and laces. Unbranded.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/white-leather-sneaker
- Category: Products. Tags: sneaker, shoe, trainer, footwear, leather, white, product
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.10 × 0.10 × 0.27 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,972 triangles, Low 12,493 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/7284dc15457c3fdf054380b4fa496b20c4b75f4eb52a70607de3c1644f222a02.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/white-leather-sneaker/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Inn sign on an iron bracket

A painted tavern sign showing a tankard, hung by chains from a scrolled wrought-iron wall bracket.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-inn-sign
- Category: Props. Tags: sign, inn sign, tavern, bracket, wrought iron, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.60 × 1.10 × 0.11 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,996 triangles, Low 24,999 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/5f59dcd3c02c314692fb532d19aebe2f6f59dd5380b5a8a10e456f610926a6eb.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-inn-sign/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Tavern bench

A heavy tavern bench: a thick plank seat on trestle legs with a stretcher and iron-capped corners, weathered from use.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-tavern-bench
- Category: Furniture. Tags: bench, seat, tavern, wood, trestle, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 1.47 × 0.61 × 0.54 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,998 triangles, Low 24,999 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/c4fe643bc2e1bd734e2593438644f3622f1e49b43eee6fdac86d2c7a27b09d63.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-tavern-bench/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Wall lantern on a bracket

An iron lantern hanging by a chain from a wall bracket, with rust and wear. The panes are dark and it gives no light.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-wall-lantern
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lantern, lamp, wall lantern, bracket, iron, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.19 × 0.67 × 0.36 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,999 triangles, Low 24,999 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/031f6e748886ef7dfebd0046cf3c6a6e91f8f154045c9bf7e21351375e66bd44.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-wall-lantern/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Horse bridle

A brown leather bridle with a browband and noseband, an iron snaffle bit and leather reins.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-horse-bridle
- Category: Props. Tags: bridle, tack, horse, leather, bit, reins, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.26 × 0.57 × 0.96 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 28,946 triangles, Low 7,236 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/cce41c9bdfca3f3e20d58efd5e84eb7643414972be13768f0e15515b12fb0462.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-horse-bridle/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Riding saddle

A 14th-century riding saddle: a wooden tree in worn brown leather, a raised pommel, a high cantle, a girth strap and two iron stirrups.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-saddle
- Category: Props. Tags: saddle, riding saddle, tack, horse, leather, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.52 × 0.70 × 0.34 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 29,391 triangles, Low 7,347 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/37ae296b01e9b882bbea924416646c97f71a38f9b2fff7e7061264765a19bbb8.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-saddle/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Saddlebags

A pair of worn brown leather saddlebags with buckled flaps, joined by a strap that crosses the horse's back.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-horse-saddlebags
- Category: Props. Tags: saddlebags, bags, tack, horse, leather, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.65 × 0.49 × 0.48 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 27,300 triangles, Low 6,825 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/560e0d3f6074e89759204636453ffe1b175cde22591abb08c4d814906a6cf677.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-horse-saddlebags/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Riding horse (bay)

A 14th-century riding horse, a palfrey: lighter than the draft horse, with a refined head, slim legs and a glossy dark bay coat with a black mane. Rigged and animated.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-horse-bay
- Category: Animals. Tags: horse, riding horse, palfrey, bay, animal, rigged, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.64 × 2.03 × 2.78 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: Canter, Eating, Gallop, Idle, Trot, TurnL, TurnR, Walk
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 48,984 triangles, Low 12,246 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/d0337137a1f32f7c2bc9206e0c4dedb55d6bc886be97dce41e06bb3f28ed4e13.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-horse-bay/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31
- Credits: Skeleton and animation clips based on “Horse” by Quaternius (CC0 1.0).

### Snake plant in a footed planter

A snake plant in a patterned mid-century planter on slim legs.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/snake-plant-in-footed-planter
- Category: Plants. Tags: plant, snake plant, sansevieria, planter, houseplant, mid-century
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.37 × 0.75 × 0.35 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 16,002 triangles, Low 4,000 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/02212b30b1948bca26e855c5e58520f815f7b17d62f0cd5e8591f0f6c87d50c7.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/snake-plant-in-footed-planter/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Plank door with ring handle

A weathered plank door with iron strap hinges and an iron ring handle, for a house or a tavern. A single piece: it does not swing open.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-plank-door
- Category: Props. Tags: door, plank door, iron, hinges, tavern, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 1.00 × 2.00 × 0.10 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,979 triangles, Low 24,993 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/2f2d119a68121bcd145862fbe96aecf89ac939be83f4f2859a261b4834ce00ce.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-plank-door/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Wrought-iron magazine rack

A 1950s magazine rack of black iron hoops on small brass feet.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/wrought-iron-magazine-rack
- Category: Props. Tags: magazine rack, rack, iron, 1950s, retro, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.35 × 0.38 × 0.24 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 19,864 triangles, Low 4,966 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/ae2c1fd67ed04d799e5bd06fc81e9b37bd3ef886e77daba35118332d411600bb.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/wrought-iron-magazine-rack/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Iron-bound oak barrel

A single oak barrel with separate staves, a true bulge and three riveted iron hoops.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-oak-barrel
- Category: Props. Tags: barrel, cask, oak, iron, tavern, storage, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.66 × 0.89 × 0.65 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,972 triangles, Low 12,493 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/a76827a70f2d753b3ba648e731d3bb290f270c4ebb106756e586f43fdaa80c83.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-oak-barrel/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Plank bench

A simple tavern bench: a thick oak plank seat on two splayed slab legs with wedged through-tenons, worn grey-brown.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-plank-bench
- Category: Furniture. Tags: bench, seat, plank, oak, tavern, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 1.45 × 0.51 × 0.32 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 50,000 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/33adff3195f7c22b0830af4d8179b51398cd4a5ea5c83b39f4c564757ab04f4b.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-plank-bench/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Market stall with striped awning

A village market stall: a rough oak frame, a faded linen awning with ochre stripes, and a counter with baskets of apples and turnips and a stack of wool cloth.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-market-stall
- Category: Props. Tags: market stall, stall, awning, market, baskets, village, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 2.27 × 2.54 × 1.95 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,992 triangles, Low 12,497 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/87cc3be7c2337b886adf94bc6a22d07a6a140e02c27450eb2cf4e5b64fae14d1.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-market-stall/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Oak trestle table

A heavy tavern table: thick oak planks on two braced trestle legs with iron straps and a long stretcher, worn and stained.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-trestle-table
- Category: Furniture. Tags: table, trestle table, oak, tavern, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 2.06 × 0.74 × 0.96 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 50,000 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/3c4d26a97da2bd7b44f59e791dd99870bca19a5b3ea366bd0e1a107e2c231aa5.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-trestle-table/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Village well with windlass

A round well of rough, mossy fieldstones under a small shingle roof on oak posts, with a rope, an iron-banded bucket and a crank that turns.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-village-well
- Category: Props. Tags: well, village well, windlass, stone, bucket, village, medieval, animated
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 1.67 × 2.31 × 0.94 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: turn
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,918 triangles, Low 12,479 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/58af779163d478b8444b7f2d67d797172192f2b7725616773ee480c606eecbdb.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-village-well/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### 1970s chrome dinette chair

A kitchen chair from the 1970s: a tubular chrome frame with a padded seat and back in burnt-orange vinyl.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-chrome-dinette-chair
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chair, dining chair, dinette, chrome, vinyl, 1970s, retro, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.43 × 0.77 × 0.53 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,987 triangles, Low 12,496 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/16ce16704314902916cd96ae34f9a0a489efbf092c51f17b6b3f4e4f30e17103.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-chrome-dinette-chair/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Oval coffee table (walnut)

The oval coffee table with a lower shelf, in dark walnut with a rich grain.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oval-coffee-table-walnut
- Category: Furniture. Tags: coffee table, table, oval, walnut, mid-century, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.14 × 0.43 × 0.54 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,981 triangles, Low 12,495 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/2977c89e573e92f3596485b507d6d1862acf1a2fb7fdf5d0ede6d904112b2d28.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oval-coffee-table-walnut/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### 1970s chrome dinette chair (mustard)

The 1970s chrome dinette chair with its seat and back in mustard-yellow vinyl.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-chrome-dinette-chair-mustard
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chair, dining chair, dinette, chrome, vinyl, mustard, 1970s, retro, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.43 × 0.77 × 0.53 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,987 triangles, Low 12,496 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/daf264947cbe232b383ee2942799da2408f2ec31fc3b447a013be3c3d9518e80.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-chrome-dinette-chair-mustard/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### 1970s chrome dinette chair (sage)

The 1970s chrome dinette chair with its seat and back in sage-green vinyl.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-chrome-dinette-chair-sage
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chair, dining chair, dinette, chrome, vinyl, sage, green, 1970s, retro, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.43 × 0.77 × 0.53 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,987 triangles, Low 12,496 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/028f85f3ff0bb90ad6329333269d91e2f55fc2b1aa4374c6517b1a055a40062d.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-chrome-dinette-chair-sage/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### 1950s refrigerator

A freestanding 1950s refrigerator: a cream enamelled cabinet with a softly rounded top, a big chrome lever handle, a small badge and a chrome kick plate. The door does not open.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-refrigerator
- Category: Kitchen. Tags: fridge, refrigerator, icebox, appliance, cream, 1950s, retro, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.69 × 1.55 × 0.81 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 50,000 triangles, Low 12,500 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/325d99df3e24e537fa0294709c6b922066a53119fc400502c7e8ffb249f8c2fd.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-refrigerator/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### 1970s pod swivel chair (burnt orange)

The 1970s pod swivel chair with a glossy burnt-orange shell and tulip base, and a tufted cream cushion.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-pod-swivel-chair-burnt-orange
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chair, armchair, pod chair, egg chair, swivel, burnt orange, 1970s, retro, mid-century
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.81 × 0.84 × 0.77 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,979 triangles, Low 12,493 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/e38366e6126d315168644c72dd683d8fb3e63681ebfb1b2e656471efebf7bee4.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-pod-swivel-chair-burnt-orange/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### 1970s three-seat sofa (mustard)

The 1970s three-seat sofa with mustard-yellow wool cushions on its wooden frame.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-three-seat-sofa-mustard
- Category: Furniture. Tags: sofa, couch, mustard, 1970s, retro, mid-century, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 2.08 × 0.83 × 0.89 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,936 triangles, Low 12,484 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/ada03341afef1d6794c4efc6145c2b41e24f77e3933f50a6fe99f6ac1fde6954.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-three-seat-sofa-mustard/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### 1970s three-seat sofa (sage)

The 1970s three-seat sofa with sage-green wool cushions on its wooden frame.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-three-seat-sofa-sage
- Category: Furniture. Tags: sofa, couch, sage, green, 1970s, retro, mid-century, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 2.08 × 0.83 × 0.89 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,936 triangles, Low 12,484 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/4989ac6222af14044ab2ee3b5023665355759ef052b2cbdcfda062db1d77385e.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-three-seat-sofa-sage/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Ceramic table lamp

A table lamp with a pebble-shaped base in matte off-white stoneware, a brushed brass neck and a tapered drum shade of oatmeal linen.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, table lamp, lighting, ceramic, stoneware, linen, brass, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.36 × 0.54 × 0.36 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,958 triangles, Low 12,489 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/e14cd010272e1efa476a494a6223e85939b5b90e3594dce00eb5e9116a0b31fb.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Tripod floor lamp

A floor lamp on three slender oak legs meeting at a brass joint, with a thin oak stem and a large drum shade of off-white linen.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-tripod-floor-lamp
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, floor lamp, tripod, oak, linen, brass, lighting, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.49 × 1.59 × 0.49 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,995 triangles, Low 12,498 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/e8bdac8b6a8f5e850c4e5d725aa4328115125bc879c27737c60b8f8267552f86.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-tripod-floor-lamp/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Dome pendant lamp

A ceiling pendant: a wide, shallow dome shade in matte off-white steel on a black fabric cord, with a round ceiling canopy. No bulb is modelled.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/dome-pendant-lamp
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, pendant, ceiling lamp, dome, steel, lighting, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.44 × 0.57 × 0.45 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,999 triangles, Low 12,498 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/f61211932c57e8a08f9d4a7e6943fc2b8c7a5184821a79980ca535389ebba325.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/dome-pendant-lamp/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Stoneware vase

A handmade stoneware vase: a full rounded body, a short wide neck, a speckled sand glaze and a band of raw clay at the foot.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stoneware-vase
- Category: Decor. Tags: vase, stoneware, ceramic, pottery, decor, handmade, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.22 × 0.30 × 0.18 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,997 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/9bd7dfc2b72a73c485dc8ca54f92fa46dccf9936b08a0e76ead8149dbde7617e.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stoneware-vase/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Mid-century coat stand

A standing coat rack: a turned teak pole on three splayed legs, crowned with bent blackened-steel arms that end in teak ball hooks.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-coat-stand
- Category: Furniture. Tags: coat stand, coat rack, hall, teak, 1950s, mid-century
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.52 × 1.90 × 0.52 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,998 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/e4187aeb41425a2a689217543491b7b51111d140619e0eb6ecac81edcc241630.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-coat-stand/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Mid-century tripod floor lamp

A 1950s floor lamp: three splayed teak legs with brass ferrules and collar, a slim brass stem and a tapered cream fabric shade.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tripod-floor-lamp
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, floor lamp, tripod, teak, brass, lighting, 1950s, mid-century
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.53 × 1.44 × 0.54 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,998 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/5a8936aee33690f8fb12f4245e2f0f5dd04571af731e25b952e16880d7af11e3.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tripod-floor-lamp/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Stovetop whistling kettle

A domed satin-steel kettle with a black arched handle, a black lid knob and a slim spout.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stovetop-whistling-kettle
- Category: Kitchen. Tags: kettle, whistling kettle, steel, kitchenware, 1950s, retro, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.21 × 0.26 × 0.25 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,995 triangles, Low 12,498 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/da77a797fce73374888d2ece2a1f1645eea4288003a44e0e827a8d1f15c9da1b.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stovetop-whistling-kettle/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### 1960s stereo radiogram

A long, low teak radiogram on splayed legs: two gold speaker-cloth panels, a glass tuning dial and a row of knobs. The lid does not open.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-stereo-radiogram
- Category: Electronics. Tags: radiogram, record player, stereo, radio, console, teak, 1960s, vintage
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.44 × 0.65 × 0.33 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,890 triangles, Low 12,472 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/f6b7a9dbb370de4fcf27bfd4c59138f79e89de1773927cfa3a902f203b5e6e2a.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-stereo-radiogram/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Mid-century gourd table lamp

A 1960s table lamp: a glossy mustard ceramic gourd on a turned teak foot, with a brass neck and a cream linen drum shade.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-gourd-table-lamp
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, table lamp, gourd, ceramic, mustard, lighting, 1960s, mid-century
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.35 × 0.67 × 0.35 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,996 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/447f5b8b5245128e06fdf0702810acd70e8da9fc8670a23cf0b74aec1b64314d.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-gourd-table-lamp/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Retro two-slice toaster

A 1950s-style pop-up toaster: a ribbed brushed-steel body with black end panels, a lever and a browning knob.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/retro-two-slice-toaster
- Category: Kitchen. Tags: toaster, appliance, steel, 1950s, retro, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.14 × 0.19 × 0.30 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,978 triangles, Low 12,494 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/ccd611663f66947d730b7ae538c534e335dfa2112346430832f144a229f7d2e3.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/retro-two-slice-toaster/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### 1960s television set

A teak television cabinet with a rounded grey picture tube, a speaker-cloth panel with a column of chrome knobs, on splayed legs with brass caps.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-television-set
- Category: Electronics. Tags: television, tv, tv set, teak, 1960s, vintage, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.91 × 0.81 × 0.39 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,884 triangles, Low 12,471 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/a516c59d68a07385bad595338ddf383a5bc44807df788ca53435d0e73c3c0ad2.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-television-set/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Tripod floor lamp (black)

The tripod floor lamp with legs and stem in matte black-stained ash; the linen shade and brass joint unchanged.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/tripod-floor-lamp-black
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, floor lamp, tripod, black, linen, lighting, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.49 × 1.59 × 0.49 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,995 triangles, Low 12,498 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/f9c467b456b7cab50dbb95a948587bcdc7e8546c3da964f26356a974eaa4bda5.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/tripod-floor-lamp-black/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Tripod floor lamp (walnut)

The tripod floor lamp with legs and stem in dark oiled walnut; the linen shade and brass joint unchanged.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-tripod-floor-lamp-walnut
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, floor lamp, tripod, walnut, linen, lighting, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.49 × 1.59 × 0.49 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,995 triangles, Low 12,498 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/d253456db51e91337f227ce86136defbcfa88deda334290373e18e5191efcd06.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-tripod-floor-lamp-walnut/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Dome pendant lamp (matte black)

The dome pendant lamp with its shade, canopy and fittings in matte black.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/dome-pendant-lamp-matte-black
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, pendant, ceiling lamp, dome, black, lighting, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.44 × 0.57 × 0.45 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,999 triangles, Low 12,498 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/ce41ef9a37ff6460b5f368ca23d8bef625f13d445570095075f7fe604e246e71.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/dome-pendant-lamp-matte-black/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Dome pendant lamp (sage)

The dome pendant lamp with its shade and canopy in a soft, muted sage green and a black cord.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/dome-pendant-lamp-sage
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, pendant, ceiling lamp, dome, sage, green, lighting, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.44 × 0.57 × 0.45 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,999 triangles, Low 12,498 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/2086daed435f2f56d9ebd0d7c03f662026da79c471128eac9547706645577ff0.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/dome-pendant-lamp-sage/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Round side table

A round side table in solid oiled walnut: a thin top with a softly rounded edge on three slender tapered legs.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-round-side-table
- Category: Furniture. Tags: side table, table, round, walnut, living room, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.43 × 0.52 × 0.42 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,977 triangles, Low 12,494 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/bf7a43c29ef29456a02f90023e9145d8c3cbb7e3a91a8af4292c9280497caea4.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-round-side-table/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Round side table (black)

The round side table in matte black-stained ash.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/round-side-table-black
- Category: Furniture. Tags: side table, table, round, black, living room, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.43 × 0.52 × 0.42 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,977 triangles, Low 12,494 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/2464b9b9edf4452b538dc8983e0d2ff3d5ba5d7441997211582fe61dd37d3fce.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/round-side-table-black/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Round side table (oak)

The round side table in light oiled oak.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/round-side-table-oak
- Category: Furniture. Tags: side table, table, round, oak, living room, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.43 × 0.52 × 0.42 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,977 triangles, Low 12,494 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/7ee1988ab7fb3563065b4a6fba616fbf6d7fe3f47d20a572411a156133eae11d.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/round-side-table-oak/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Ceramic table lamp (charcoal)

The ceramic table lamp with a matte charcoal base and a dark charcoal linen shade; the brass neck unchanged.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp-charcoal
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, table lamp, ceramic, charcoal, black, linen, lighting, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.36 × 0.54 × 0.36 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,958 triangles, Low 12,489 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/c2f99dfd7becf8eea6ad3d11afe5d93d04454f69418e653945c28933e9dae353.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp-charcoal/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Ceramic table lamp (sage)

The ceramic table lamp with its linen shade in a soft sage green; the off-white base and brass neck unchanged.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp-sage
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, table lamp, ceramic, sage, green, linen, lighting, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.36 × 0.54 × 0.36 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,958 triangles, Low 12,489 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/29d9b7dfa51fbec053bd0ea01b1601ad2311897fbec6008711bc8ee7094d65b0.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp-sage/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Ceramic table lamp (terracotta)

The ceramic table lamp with its linen shade in a warm terracotta; the off-white base and brass neck unchanged.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp-terracotta
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, table lamp, ceramic, terracotta, linen, lighting, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.36 × 0.54 × 0.36 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,958 triangles, Low 12,489 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/9d69854d6cc3ab7e590c60e7f89cb4f5d363fb0a7cf73215df7500595e3ea79c.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp-terracotta/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Stoneware vase (celadon)

The stoneware vase in a pale celadon-green satin glaze, with the raw clay foot.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stoneware-vase-celadon-glaze
- Category: Decor. Tags: vase, stoneware, ceramic, celadon, green, decor, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.22 × 0.30 × 0.18 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,997 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/a7fa7c5b4460a81540f710677295beeba570b361481fd5af0af234e2440e6301.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stoneware-vase-celadon-glaze/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Stoneware vase (charcoal)

The stoneware vase in a matte, speckled charcoal glaze, with the raw clay foot.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stoneware-vase-charcoal-glaze
- Category: Decor. Tags: vase, stoneware, ceramic, charcoal, black, decor, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.22 × 0.30 × 0.18 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,997 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/d9f99aa69584857ab0d85f3ac27afac5f1edf9c9fafa9498ef5f7d888217c41a.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/stoneware-vase-charcoal-glaze/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Wall shelf

An empty wall shelf in light oiled oak: two long boards between two thin side panels with rounded corners, and a slim back rail for mounting.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-wall-shelf
- Category: Furniture. Tags: shelf, wall shelf, oak, storage, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.89 × 0.38 × 0.23 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,998 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/e2e2c62fea1e514be331f4d88e486bf4586cd41e25bc86b30a92baf8acbc8e37.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-wall-shelf/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Wall shelf (black)

The wall shelf in matte black-stained ash.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/wall-shelf-black
- Category: Furniture. Tags: shelf, wall shelf, black, storage, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.89 × 0.38 × 0.23 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,998 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/18efa8876e17d58980cde9d24e9c79d0dcf836539297e00ec401221c99642af4.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/wall-shelf-black/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Wall shelf (walnut)

The wall shelf in dark oiled walnut.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/wall-shelf-walnut
- Category: Furniture. Tags: shelf, wall shelf, walnut, storage, modern
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.89 × 0.38 × 0.23 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,998 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/a6cba471f953ed03d1334622551e8702cb48ff70f3134ab505adea340cb9c8c8.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/wall-shelf-walnut/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Arming sword

A 14th-century knight's arming sword, about a metre long: a straight double-edged steel blade, a plain cross guard, a leather-wrapped grip and a wheel pommel.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-arming-sword
- Category: Props. Tags: sword, arming sword, blade, weapon, knight, steel, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.19 × 1.04 × 0.03 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,997 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/d5b9591cb9fd27b1a079b9c8b6158fc3e902d7dcc93c895929e4d3ea133949be.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-arming-sword/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Infantry spear

A 2.4 m infantry spear: a straight ash shaft, a leaf-shaped iron head on a socket and an iron butt cap.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-spear
- Category: Props. Tags: spear, polearm, weapon, ash, iron, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.12 × 2.42 × 0.07 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,990 triangles, Low 12,497 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/826e51848ceb3659ead3e23d7c65a485ead2c6d1774951ca4f2f0fac9d363b4e.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-spear/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Wooden tankard

An oak tankard of staves bound with two riveted iron hoops, with a carved wooden handle and a hinged wooden lid.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-wooden-tankard
- Category: Props. Tags: tankard, mug, cup, oak, tavern, drink, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.12 × 0.18 × 0.16 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,999 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/f509e81efd0ac3ea41a49d3641efa5e788bb580dc579d74a4274f4fe6d871d5b.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-wooden-tankard/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Blacksmith's anvil on a stump

A hand-forged iron anvil with a horn and a worn face, standing on a thick oak stump bound with an iron band.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-anvil
- Category: Props. Tags: anvil, blacksmith, forge, smithy, iron, stump, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.71 × 0.84 × 0.57 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,982 triangles, Low 12,495 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/bf064238d1e059269442acb043dcd5465354d385a7c9c3fbc91ea574681bd315.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-anvil/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Grain sacks

Three filled sacks of coarse undyed hemp burlap, tied at the neck with rope and slumped against each other.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-grain-sacks
- Category: Props. Tags: sacks, sack, grain, burlap, hemp, storage, farm, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.42 × 0.79 × 0.89 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,971 triangles, Low 12,492 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/51dfa99be1f9e76c2d01f26678f911e383c07ad9a2b581f69e49c58b28147335.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-grain-sacks/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Blacksmith's workbench

A heavy oak workbench from a smithy, scorched black in places: a thick plank top on splayed legs with through-tenons, a lower shelf with an iron-bound bucket, and tongs, two hammers, a chisel and iron bars laid on top.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-blacksmith-workbench
- Category: Furniture. Tags: workbench, bench, blacksmith, smithy, forge, tools, oak, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 1.62 × 0.94 × 0.89 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,875 triangles, Low 12,468 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/062f04ca7fa3585c840fdded87f46e8cd2c11e3c2e323f44d49450316f7a07df.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-blacksmith-workbench/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-10-31

### Iron-bound storage chest

A storage chest of weathered oak planks, bound with three hand-forged iron bands, with an iron hasp, a ring-handle lock plate and a drop handle on each end. The lid does not open.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-iron-bound-chest
- Category: Props. Tags: chest, storage chest, trunk, box, container, iron, oak, wood, props, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 1.09 × 0.52 × 0.70 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,996 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/6cb0a65ed840af6ce72e7d068ef217a736d28ec6ce39d7034372d7120048e59f.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-iron-bound-chest/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Market stall with striped awning (green)

The village market stall with its awning in broad forest-green and cream stripes, on a rough oak frame, with baskets of apples and turnips and a stack of wool cloth on the counter.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-market-stall-green
- Category: Props. Tags: market stall, stall, awning, market, baskets, village, green, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 2.27 × 2.54 × 1.95 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,992 triangles, Low 12,497 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/79e926b42428e5c629ba6691d6ba5460b481da49ad46107e7e1e8b8b2c75bddd.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-market-stall-green/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Market stall with striped awning (red)

The village market stall with its awning in broad madder-red and cream stripes, on a rough oak frame, with baskets of apples and turnips and a stack of wool cloth on the counter.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-market-stall-red
- Category: Props. Tags: market stall, stall, awning, market, baskets, village, red, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 2.27 × 2.54 × 1.95 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,992 triangles, Low 12,497 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/33224bd4091bcced4ffcec77ca980d225fb58bcbba00aa35b4e3701761df8258.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-market-stall-red/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Riding horse (chestnut)

The rigged riding horse in a chestnut coat: a warm copper-red body with a mane and tail of the same red, a narrow white blaze and dark hooves. Rigged and animated.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-horse-chestnut
- Category: Animals. Tags: horse, riding horse, palfrey, chestnut, animal, rigged, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.61 × 2.04 × 2.78 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: Canter, Eating, Gallop, Idle, Trot, TurnL, TurnR, Walk
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 48,984 triangles, Low 12,246 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/463e4826f60fafde74a3e4b2c1480452328ece6a29e71cd4d49e7c5158c6bcde.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-horse-chestnut/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Riding horse (dapple grey)

The rigged riding horse in a dapple-grey coat: a silver-grey body with darker dapples, a darker head and lower legs, and a pale mane and tail. Rigged and animated.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-horse-dapple-grey
- Category: Animals. Tags: horse, riding horse, palfrey, grey, gray, dapple, animal, rigged, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.61 × 2.04 × 2.78 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: Canter, Eating, Gallop, Idle, Trot, TurnL, TurnR, Walk
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 48,984 triangles, Low 12,246 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/40574b484da5a88b788720ae9ba725f2c767841443d2c74c3befd3b004b48057.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-riding-horse-dapple-grey/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Wooden stool

A low stool with a thick round seat of weathered oak on four splayed legs, worn smooth with use.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-wooden-stool
- Category: Furniture. Tags: stool, seat, milking stool, oak, wood, furniture, tavern, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.40 × 0.45 × 0.40 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,999 triangles, Low 12,498 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/7c9d1a7d82ae2ba78e4cf15dab969d30ee8ffd0152ec7ab729e873f4456997c1.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-wooden-stool/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Crossbow

A crossbow: a carved wooden stock, a steel bow lashed on with cord, a taut string, an iron stirrup at the tip and a trigger lever underneath.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-crossbow
- Category: Props. Tags: crossbow, bow, weapon, arms, wood, steel, props, medieval
- Pack: Medieval Village, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village
- Size: 0.56 × 0.14 × 0.85 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,997 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/47fa22facfb1eceed5451d07da8c9d9307c04c6e8db26c7f36c30a220e418fef.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-crossbow/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Chesterfield club armchair (bottle green)

The Chesterfield club armchair in deep bottle-green leather with deep diamond tufting, brass nailheads and dark turned feet.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/chesterfield-club-armchair-green
- Category: Furniture. Tags: armchair, chesterfield, club chair, chair, leather, green, tufted, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.04 × 0.75 × 0.83 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,970 triangles, Low 24,992 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/d2ada3d77d34db93311cce8e6d6699baa3a91cbacfe7ace534d75897665385f4.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/chesterfield-club-armchair-green/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Chesterfield club armchair (tan)

The Chesterfield club armchair in tan cognac leather with deep diamond tufting, brass nailheads and dark turned feet.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/chesterfield-club-armchair-tan
- Category: Furniture. Tags: armchair, chesterfield, club chair, chair, leather, tan, brown, tufted, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.04 × 0.75 × 0.83 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,970 triangles, Low 24,992 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/eaf891240c51e18042c2d632e5a98a5a3a0d36f2551f9a42722897877e0d4139.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/chesterfield-club-armchair-tan/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### 1950s refrigerator (mint)

The 1950s refrigerator in pastel mint-green enamel, with its big chrome lever handle and chrome trim. The door does not open.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-refrigerator-mint
- Category: Kitchen. Tags: fridge, refrigerator, icebox, appliance, mint, green, 1950s, retro, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.69 × 1.55 × 0.81 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 50,000 triangles, Low 12,500 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/3faf675993975d3d8b1c53d112725bfae8116801ee6cb3dc7e87ce694a681035.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-refrigerator-mint/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### 1950s refrigerator (pink)

The 1950s refrigerator in pastel pink enamel, with its big chrome lever handle and chrome trim. The door does not open.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-refrigerator-pink
- Category: Kitchen. Tags: fridge, refrigerator, icebox, appliance, pink, 1950s, retro, kitchen
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.69 × 1.55 × 0.81 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 50,000 triangles, Low 12,500 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/398e6bc073aaea69cb41ad9bbd728c5dbb96c1df8d292ba8d585a34f3c8b98d2.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-refrigerator-pink/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Mid-century gourd table lamp (burnt orange)

The 1960s gourd table lamp with its ceramic base in a glossy burnt-orange glaze, on a turned teak foot, with a brass neck and a cream linen drum shade.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-gourd-table-lamp-burnt-orange
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, table lamp, gourd, ceramic, orange, burnt orange, teak, mid-century, 1960s, lighting
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.35 × 0.67 × 0.35 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,996 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/479cfd443b00b5d88cf17a5bd42c1103e1b14c0c5671cc029897a819502ee31d.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-gourd-table-lamp-burnt-orange/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Mid-century gourd table lamp (teal)

The 1960s gourd table lamp with its ceramic base in a glossy deep-teal glaze, on a turned teak foot, with a brass neck and a cream linen drum shade.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-gourd-table-lamp-teal
- Category: Lighting. Tags: lamp, table lamp, gourd, ceramic, teal, teak, mid-century, 1960s, lighting
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.35 × 0.67 × 0.35 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,996 triangles, Low 12,499 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/f8fe32a60abeb1c19d7802bfccfc03eabda7e9595cb3e2dcc2e051e2fbcf259c.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-gourd-table-lamp-teal/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### 1960s portable record player

A 1960s portable suitcase record player with its lid open: a case in teal and cream vinyl, a cream handle, chrome latches, and a silver platter with a black rubber mat.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-portable-record-player
- Category: Electronics. Tags: record player, turntable, gramophone, vinyl, suitcase, teal, 1960s, retro, electronics
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.36 × 0.37 × 0.33 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,993 triangles, Low 12,498 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/9b40dd2047171d07fad121f5bd86a0c44bb34a093f03cf21f8dbd21027a6d22b.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-portable-record-player/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### 1960s portable record player (powder blue)

The 1960s portable record player with its case and lid in powder-blue vinyl; the cream trim, handle, chrome latches and platter unchanged.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-portable-record-player-powder-blue
- Category: Electronics. Tags: record player, turntable, gramophone, vinyl, suitcase, blue, powder blue, 1960s, retro, electronics
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 0.36 × 0.37 × 0.33 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,993 triangles, Low 12,498 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/b1fd72aa3b75cc9f9934aa36c8f7cf40038f0246eb6e3f746e2c4bc9d0f18044.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-portable-record-player-powder-blue/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Tufted loveseat (charcoal)

A 1950s two-seat sofa with a button-tufted back and thin wooden legs, upholstered in a tightly woven charcoal-grey wool.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-charcoal
- Category: Furniture. Tags: loveseat, sofa, couch, two-seat, tufted, wool, charcoal, grey, mid-century, 1950s, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.34 × 0.90 × 1.01 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,985 triangles, Low 12,496 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/b280c5b7ff180720ebd031c07f3d39531c55a88738baef4bdc6816508e2374a3.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-charcoal/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Tufted loveseat (coral)

A 1950s two-seat sofa with a button-tufted back and thin wooden legs, upholstered in soft coral-pink velvet.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-coral
- Category: Furniture. Tags: loveseat, sofa, couch, two-seat, tufted, velvet, coral, pink, mid-century, 1950s, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.34 × 0.90 × 1.01 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,985 triangles, Low 12,496 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/7a95f039d379da3c4572ce83b6902bd91e8257f0b5af36b287ddf5f7b918540b.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-coral/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Tufted loveseat (mustard)

A 1950s two-seat sofa with a button-tufted back and thin wooden legs, upholstered in textured mustard-yellow bouclé.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-mustard
- Category: Furniture. Tags: loveseat, sofa, couch, two-seat, tufted, boucle, mustard, yellow, mid-century, 1950s, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.34 × 0.90 × 1.01 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,985 triangles, Low 12,496 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/d23d299077d1766ccbe5085baed29d29c02f1cc8532d56d00e4cd80d8b5b00ed.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-mustard/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Tufted loveseat (teal tweed)

A 1950s two-seat sofa with a button-tufted back and thin wooden legs, upholstered in a teal and cream flecked tweed.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-teal
- Category: Furniture. Tags: loveseat, sofa, couch, two-seat, tufted, tweed, teal, mid-century, 1950s, living room
- Pack: Mid-Century Home, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home
- Size: 1.34 × 0.90 × 1.01 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,985 triangles, Low 12,496 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/50136f08d7bf68cbbea3f5e3d959ece8685a53ca60fe6e7585cda80187aa9bda.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-tufted-loveseat-teal/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Oak dining table

A rectangular dining table in solid light oak: a thick top with softly rounded edges on four slender tapered legs, joined by a slim apron.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-dining-table
- Category: Furniture. Tags: table, dining table, kitchen table, oak, wood, furniture, modern, scandinavian, dining room
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 1.80 × 0.75 × 0.77 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,983 triangles, Low 12,495 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/4d712a56fed98ea432ef953bbd0351980f450d4a07425d49c99b0150b4228f81.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-dining-table/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Linen sofa (charcoal)

The three-seat linen sofa with its seat and back cushions in a woven charcoal-grey linen, on the oiled wooden frame with open arms.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/linen-sofa-charcoal
- Category: Furniture. Tags: sofa, couch, furniture, linen, charcoal, grey, modern, wood, fabric, living room
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 1.93 × 0.89 × 0.90 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 49,958 triangles, Low 12,489 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/edd22605a5de319eb28969e44168b79dfbdb5d7ff8bcfafb4e5754d31e830497.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/linen-sofa-charcoal/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Windsor chair (ash)

The spindle-back Windsor chair in pale ash: a steam-bent back rail over slim spindles, a sculpted saddle seat and tapered legs with turned stretchers.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/windsor-chair-ash
- Category: Furniture. Tags: chair, dining chair, windsor, spindle, ash, wood
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.51 × 0.84 × 0.45 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,997 triangles, Low 24,998 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/708324332572fb3aaaeb87f9bb200d74cbbe94f312a635f184f65969c7995650.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/windsor-chair-ash/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

### Modern fridge-freezer (red)

A tall fridge-freezer in glossy red enamelled steel with softly rounded edges and long brushed-steel bar handles. The doors do not open.

- Page: https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/modern-fridge-freezer-red
- Category: Kitchen. Tags: fridge, refrigerator, freezer, appliance, red, modern, kitchen
- Pack: Modern Home & Products, https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home
- Size: 0.67 × 1.86 × 0.70 m (width × height × depth)
- Animations: none
- Formats: GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ
- Detail levels: Standard 99,986 triangles, Low 24,996 triangles
- Poster: https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/7730379dae3f6b80be8ad90bc315c74811e7657334cc5c191a95772d0c3191c2.webp
- Download: sign in, then https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/modern-fridge-freezer-red/download?format=glb&detail=standard (or the MCP tool `get_download_link`)
- Licence: Sleipner Free Library Licence, https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence
- Published: 2026-11-01

## Guides (full text)

### 3D assets for game prototypes and jams: free props first, then make what's missing

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/3d-assets-for-game-prototypes (2026-10-31)

A prototype has one job: show whether the game is fun. Art is not the point yet, but grey boxes make it hard to judge
feel, scale and readability, and harder to show anyone. The useful middle ground is real-looking props that cost you
minutes, not days, and that you can replace later without touching the code. This post is a practical workflow for that,
with free models first and generated ones for the gaps.

#### 1. Start from what already exists

Before you make anything, look for a pack that matches your setting. Free sources worth checking:

- **Our free library** ([browse it](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library)): realistic, true-scale models in three packs, with rigs and clips where something
  moves. The [Medieval Village pack](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village) alone has five rigged horses, three carts with
  rolling wheels, a well, a market stall, weapons, armour and tavern props.
- **CC0 libraries** such as Kenney and Quaternius for stylised low-poly sets, and Poly Haven for realistic props and
  materials. Our [guide to free 3D model libraries](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-3d-model-libraries) compares them honestly.

Pick one style and stick to it. A low-poly character in a photoreal tavern will look wrong even in a prototype.

![A blacksmith's anvil on a tree stump bound with an iron band](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/31ac6c05324030d8b9117b052509280cad324e124947eef1025d6d866984ff4e.webp =1600x1600 "A free prop from the Medieval Village pack: the blacksmith's anvil, about 50,000 triangles at standard detail and 12,500 at low.")

#### 2. Make only what's missing

Your game will need something no pack has: a specific crate, a quest item, a vehicle with a twist. Describe it in a
sentence on the [Make page](https://3d.sleipner.ai/create), for example "a wooden supply crate with rope handles and iron corners". Quick
costs 350 credits (200 at launch, until 2026-12-31), and new accounts get 600 free during the launch (400 after), so
the first missing props cost nothing to try. Standard (1,000 credits, 600 at launch)
makes three versions and keeps the best; use it for anything the player looks at closely.

[How to make a 3D model from a text description](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/make-a-3d-model-from-text) has tips for the wording.

#### 3. Let your coding assistant fetch the files

If you build with an AI assistant in your editor or terminal (Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code), connect Sleipner over MCP
and ask for what you need in the same place you write code:

> "Find a rigged horse and a cart in the Sleipner library and put the low-detail GLBs in assets/models."

The assistant searches the library, checks the formats and clips, and downloads the files into your project. Library
downloads are free; making a new object asks you first. Setup takes a minute: [the MCP guide](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-agents-mcp-3d-models).

#### 4. Keep three things right from day one

Prototypes get shipped more often than anyone plans. Three habits save a painful clean-up later:

- **Scale.** Use models in real metres (ours are) and keep the player's height true. Level design decisions made at the
  wrong scale don't survive the art pass.
- **Levels of detail.** Every library model has a low level at a quarter of the triangles. Use it for anything that
  repeats (barrels, horses in a herd, market stalls) and keep standard for what the camera gets close to.
- **One format.** GLB for Godot and the web, FBX for Unity and Unreal. Clips come as named takes or animations, so
  your animation code can reference `Walk`, `Trot` or `roll` by name.

Our [game-ready checklist](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/what-game-ready-means) has the full list, with numbers.

![A covered wagon with a patched canvas hood and spoked wheels](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/f6b1bd85142e9cf9dbb22370a1736076ad318e3a64b8ab75a93f2aabeb87f895.webp =1600x1600 "The covered wagon has a roll clip, so its wheels turn in your engine as soon as you play it.")

#### 5. Swap it later without touching code

Keep each prop in its own file with a stable name and its origin at the base. When the art direction is set, you can
replace a placeholder with a final model (yours, an artist's, or a new version from us) and the scene keeps working.
If the swap is just a new colour or a worn look, a surface change keeps the exact mesh, so nothing moves at all
([how edits work](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/change-a-3d-model-with-words)).

#### A note on game jams

Check your jam's rules before you start. Some jams want everything made during the jam; many allow pre-made and
third-party assets if you credit them. Our library models need no credit under the [library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence),
but crediting your sources is good practice either way.

#### Questions

##### Are free library models fine for a commercial game?

Yes. They are free to download, and the [library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence) allows commercial use with no credit and no
royalties. It has three rules: don't resell or re-share the models as models, don't claim you made them, and don't
train AI on them.

##### Do Steam games need to disclose AI-made assets?

Steam asks developers to disclose AI-generated content, and it is common: PC Gamer reported that 30.8 % of 2026's
releases so far (counted in July) carried a disclosure, up from 10.9 % in 2024
([PC Gamer](https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/steam-week-in-review-take-cover-because-it-looks-like-more-than-half-of-steam-games-will-have-an-ai-disclosure-by-2027-2028/)).
Models from our studio are made with AI models and finished by our pipeline, so declare them where your store asks.

##### Which format should I use in Godot, Unity or Unreal?

GLB for Godot (the clips show up in the AnimationPlayer), FBX or GLB with glTFast for Unity, and FBX or glTF through
the Interchange importer for Unreal. All six formats come with every model.

##### Can I get stylised or low-poly models?

The library is realistic today. You can describe a stylised object ("a cartoon treasure chest") on the Make page, or
ask for a restyle of an existing model; a stylised pack is on our list after V1.

### 3D furniture for interior renders: true scale, real materials and what to check

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/3d-furniture-for-interior-renders (2026-10-31)

An interior render lives or dies on its furniture. The room can be perfect, but a sofa at 90 % of its real size, a
chair with plastic-looking wood or a lamp with painted-on shadows gives it away at once. This post covers what a
furniture model needs for interior and architectural visualisation, how to use the free models in our library for it,
and where their limits are, so you know when to reach for something else.

#### What a furniture model needs for a render

- **True scale.** Seat heights, table heights and depths that match real furniture, so the room's proportions hold
  and the camera's focal length behaves. A dining chair seat sits about 45 cm high; a sofa is about 85 to 95 cm deep.
- **PBR materials.** A base colour with no baked light, plus roughness, metallic and normal maps. Without them, oiled
  oak, leather and linen all render as the same satin plastic.
- **Detail where the camera goes.** Fabric weave, wood grain and stitching come from the normal map; edges and
  silhouettes from the mesh.
- **Clean placement.** The origin at the base, the model resting on the ground, so it snaps to the floor.
- **A consistent set.** Pieces from the same era, palette and level of detail. Mixing a scanned chair with a
  game-art table is the most common way an interior looks "off".

#### Using our free models

Two of our packs are made for rooms:

- [Modern Home & Products](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home): a linen sofa, oak and walnut chairs, side tables, wall
  shelves, ceramic, pendant and tripod lamps, stoneware vases. 25 models, many in several finishes.
- [Mid-Century Home](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home): 1950s to 1970s sofas, a pod chair, a walnut sideboard, a
  Chesterfield armchair, radios, a television, lamps and a kitchen. 29 models.

Every model is in metres with its base on the ground, so you can drop them into a room built to real dimensions. The
oak dining chair is 76 cm tall, the linen sofa 1.93 m wide and 0.9 m deep, the walnut sideboard 1.60 m wide.

![A close-up of woven oatmeal upholstery with visible threads and a seam between two cushions](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/eb2df001587809c5841f3039d5ba03220bd9866501173e2091e91fb71cb1f171.webp =1024x1024 "The linen sofa up close: the weave is texture and normal detail, which holds up at this distance.")

##### In Blender

Download the **Blend** file: the textures are packed inside, so it opens with its materials. Append the objects into
your scene (File → Append), or link them if you will reuse them across shots. The materials are standard Principled
BSDF set-ups fed by the PBR maps, so Cycles and EEVEE both read them.

##### In other renderers

Use **FBX** or **glTF** for 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Unreal and most others; glTF keeps the PBR maps in a standard layout
(occlusion, roughness and metallic packed in one image). **USDZ** works for Apple tools and AR previews.

#### Where the limits are

Honest notes, so you can plan:

- **Texture resolution.** Our standard files use textures up to 2048 px. That holds for room shots and medium
  close-ups. A macro shot of a single cushion seam may need more.
- **Triangle meshes, not quads.** The models are optimised triangle meshes of about 50,000 to 100,000 triangles. Don't
  add a subdivision modifier; it will soften the shape rather than refine it.
- **Fabric is a surface, not a simulation.** Cushions are modelled in their resting shape. You can't drape or compress
  them.
- **Lamps are models, not lights.** Put a light inside each shade.
- **No glass in most furniture.** Where an object has glass, such as the brass ship lantern, it is made see-through, but
  check the result in your renderer's settings for transmission.

![A walnut Windsor chair with a spindle back and a saddle seat](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/1dfef779b165a085c3efff5bfe70d8bbc9c54a6137bfac90afadce6f9000f3f0.webp =1600x1600 "The walnut Windsor chair from the Modern Home pack, at about 100,000 triangles.")

#### When you need a piece that isn't there

Describe it on the [Make page](https://3d.sleipner.ai/create): "a low oak coffee table with a woven cane shelf". Standard (1,000 credits; 600 at launch, until 2026-12-31)
makes three versions and keeps the best, which is the right tier for anything that will be in a client render. Need the
same chair in your client's fabric? A surface-only change ("make the seat dark green bouclé") keeps the exact shape and
costs 50 credits ([how edits work](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/change-a-3d-model-with-words)).

A real product that must match its photos and measurements, for example a manufacturer's sofa, is a different job;
photo-accurate product models are planned.

#### Questions

##### Can I use the free models in client work?

Yes. The [library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence) allows commercial use, client work included, with no credit needed, and
your client may use the models in the work you deliver. It has three rules: don't resell or re-share the models as
models, don't claim you made them, and don't train AI on them.

##### Do the models work in V-Ray or Corona?

Use the FBX. The PBR maps come with it; you may need to rebuild the materials with your renderer's own material type,
as with any PBR asset.

##### Are the models accurate copies of real designer furniture?

No. They are designs in the style of an era or a modern look, unbranded, not replicas of a specific product. Accurate
models of a real product are made from its photos and measurements, which is planned.

##### Is there a high-poly version?

For a few early models, such as the linen sofa, a "high" download is the raw generator mesh of about a million
triangles, with its textures and no rig. Most pack models come at standard and low only.

### A 3D model generation API: from a text prompt to a GLB in four requests

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/generate-3d-models-api (2026-10-31)

Sometimes a 3D model is one step in a bigger job: a build script that fills a game level with props, a tool that makes
a model for every product in a catalogue, an agent that needs an object it can't find. For that, Sleipner 3D has an
HTTP API. It makes the same finished models as the website, on the same credits and at the same prices. This guide
walks through it with curl; the full reference is on the [developers page](https://3d.sleipner.ai/developers).

#### From a key to a GLB

1. Sign in and create an API key under Settings → API keys. It starts with `slp_` and is shown once, so keep it
   in an environment variable.
2. Make an object: `POST /api/objects` with a description, a tier and a `request_id`.
3. Follow it: poll `GET /api/objects/<id>` every 10 to 15 seconds until the status is `ready`.
4. Download it: `GET /api/objects/<id>/download?format=glb&detail=standard` answers with a redirect to the file.

##### 1. The key

```
export SLEIPNER_API_KEY=slp_...
```

A key acts as you: it spends your credits and sees your objects. It can't buy credits, manage keys or change your
account, and revoking it works from the next request.

##### 2. Make an object

```
curl -X POST https://3d.sleipner.ai/api/objects \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SLEIPNER_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"kind":"generate","prompt":"A wooden hand cart with two spoked wheels",
       "tier":"quick","request_id":"cart-1"}'
```

The answer is `201 Created` with the `object_id`, the `status` (`queued`), the `price` and your new `balance`.

`request_id` matters. If your script times out and sends the same request again, the same `request_id` returns the
first object with `200` and charges nothing. Without it, every retry makes, and pays for, a new object.

##### 3. Follow it

```
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $SLEIPNER_API_KEY" \
  https://3d.sleipner.ai/api/objects/<object_id>
```

`status` goes `queued` → `running` → `ready`, or `failed` with the credits refunded. `job.fraction` and `job.stepLabel`
say how far it is. A Quick object usually takes under 10 minutes, Standard 10–20.

##### 4. Download

```
curl -L -o cart.glb -H "Authorization: Bearer $SLEIPNER_API_KEY" \
  "https://3d.sleipner.ai/api/objects/<object_id>/download?format=glb&detail=standard"
```

Formats are `glb`, `gltf`, `fbx`, `usdz`, `blend` and `obj`; detail is `standard` or `low`. The answer is a redirect to
a link that works for five minutes, so follow it (`-L`) and save the file; don't store the link.

![The hand cart as a grey clay render, showing its planks, wheels and handles](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/662486dab7965ae821c9c158c69cf6b43a1711780da516ace81286853904ad95.webp =1600x1600 "The clay view of a finished object: a clean shape at real size (this cart is 2.12 m long). Renders come back with the object when it is ready.")

#### Changes and products

**A change** is another `POST /api/objects`, with `"kind":"edit"`, an `object_id` (yours) or a `library_slug` (a free
library model), and one instruction:

```
curl -X POST https://3d.sleipner.ai/api/objects \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SLEIPNER_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"kind":"edit","library_slug":"medieval-hand-cart","instruction":"paint it dark red",
       "tier":"quick","request_id":"cart-red"}'
```

You get a new object and the source stays as it was. A colour, material or wear change keeps the shape and costs 50
credits: the tier's price is held at the start and the rest comes back when it finishes (`job.creditBack`). Anything
that changes the shape pays the tier's price. More in [changing a 3D model with words](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/change-a-3d-model-with-words).

**A product from its photos** is a multipart request with one to eight photos and the real size, on the `accurate` tier
(5,000 credits). It is in beta; the
[developers page](https://3d.sleipner.ai/developers) has the example.

#### The endpoints

| Request | What it does |
|---|---|
| `POST /api/objects` | Make an object or a change (JSON), or a product from photos (multipart). 201 new, 200 the same `request_id` again. |
| `GET /api/objects` | Your objects, newest first (`?status=ready&limit=20`). |
| `GET /api/objects/<id>` | One object: status, progress, the price charged and, when ready, its renders and formats. |
| `GET /api/objects/<id>/download` | A redirect to the file (`?format=glb&detail=standard`). |
| `POST /api/objects/<id>/cancel` | Stop a build; its credits come back. |
| `GET /api/credits` | Your balance, the prices and your latest credit entries. |

#### Errors and limits

| Status | Meaning | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| 400 | A bad request | Read `error`; fix the body |
| 401 | A missing or revoked key | Check `Authorization: Bearer slp_…` |
| 402 | Not enough credits | The answer has your `balance` and what is `needed` |
| 422 | Outside what V1 makes (a scene, a building, a forest) | Use one of the `suggestions`, or send `make_anyway: true` if it can be overridden |
| 429 | Over a rate limit | Wait for `Retry-After` |
| 503 | Making is paused for a while | Retry later |

Per account, at most two builds are in the works at once, and new builds are rate-limited per key. Plan a batch as a
queue: submit two, wait for one to finish, submit the next.

#### API or MCP?

If the caller is a script you wrote, use the API with a key. If the caller is an AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor,
VS Code), connect it over MCP instead: it signs in through the browser, needs no key, and the server tells it to ask you
before spending. [The MCP guide](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-agents-mcp-3d-models) shows how.

#### Questions

##### What does the API cost?

The same as the website: Quick 350 credits, Standard 1,000, a surface change 50, an accurate product 5,000. At launch,
until 2026-12-31, Quick is 200 and Standard 600; a job keeps the price it was submitted at, and the response shows
`list_price` next to the price charged. 1,000 credits cost $10 in the smallest pack and never expire. There is no separate API fee or subscription.

##### Is there a free tier for the API?

New accounts get free credits once (600 during the launch, until 2026-12-31, enough for three Quick objects at the
launch price; 400 after), and the API can spend them. There is no monthly free
allowance.

##### Can I download free library models through the API?

Library models are downloaded from their pages or through the MCP tools, which give a five-minute link. The public
catalogue is also at [library.json](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library.json) with every model's formats, sizes and renders.

##### Is there an SDK?

Not yet. The API is plain JSON over HTTPS, so any HTTP client works. Agents can use the MCP server instead.

##### How fast is it?

Usually under 10 minutes for Quick, 10–20 for Standard. It is not a real-time API: design your code to submit, poll and download.

### AI 3D model generators in 2026: Meshy, Tripo, Rodin and Hunyuan vs a finished asset

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-3d-generators-compared (2026-10-31)

AI 3D generation became a real industry in 2026. You type a description or upload a picture, and a minute later you
have a textured 3D model. Meshy alone says it passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue in September 2026
(company-reported, [press release](https://www.finanzwire.com/press-release/meshy-etr-meshy-surpasses-100-million-in-annual-recurring-revenue-growing-100x-in-under-two-years-BbzOp6KvoMJ)).
It is also a confusing market: a generation can cost a few cents or several dollars, and "game-ready" means something
different on every site.

This post compares the main generators you can use directly, explains the difference between a **raw mesh** and a
**finished asset**, and says when each is the right choice. We make finished assets, and we use several of these
generators inside our own studio, so we have a side and a stake. We have tried to be fair, and every price links to
the vendor's own page.

**Checked on 31 October 2026.** Prices and plans change often; check the vendor's page before you decide.

#### The generators

| Generator | Free option | Paid | One textured model | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Meshy | 100 credits a month; free-tier models are licensed CC BY 4.0 (credit required) | Pro, Premium, Ultra, Studio and Enterprise plans; Pro is 1,000 credits a month (shown to us as kr 200, about $20) | 30 credits for image-to-3D with a 2K texture | [pricing](https://www.meshy.ai/pricing), [API pricing](https://docs.meshy.ai/en/api/pricing) |
| Tripo | a monthly free allowance (its pricing page did not load for us) | plans from about $20 a month, per [CostBench](https://www.costbench.com/software/ai-3d-generation/tripo-ai/) | 30 API credits for image-to-3D with texture on H3.1 | [API docs](https://developers.tripo3d.com/en/models/v3-1) |
| Hyper3D Rodin | generate for free, pay only when you confirm a result; 10 private assets | Creator $30 a month, Business $120 ($24 and $96 billed yearly); extra credits $1.50 each | 0.5 credits per Gen-2.5 generation by API | [pricing](https://hyper3d.ai/pricing), [API](https://docs.hyper3d.ai/en/api-specification/rodin-gen2-5) |
| Tencent Hunyuan 3D | 20 free generations a day in its app, at launch; 200 free API credits | API $0.02 a credit, or 1,000 credits for $15 prepaid | 25 credits, about $0.38 to $0.50 | [Tencent Cloud](https://www.tencentcloud.com/document/product/1284/75281), [Tencent](https://www.tencent.com/en-us/articles/2202235.html) |
| Microsoft TRELLIS.2 | free, open source (MIT), runs on your own GPU | — | your own hardware | [GitHub](https://github.com/microsoft/TRELLIS.2) |

So a raw textured model costs somewhere between a few tens of cents and about a dollar, plus the tries you throw away.

#### What each one is good at

These are real strengths, and for many people one of these tools is the right answer:

- **Meshy** has the broadest feature set in one place: text and image to 3D, remeshing on paid plans, rigging and
  animation on all plans, PBR textures, exports to FBX, OBJ, USDZ, GLB, STL and Blend, an API, and an official MCP
  server ([pricing](https://www.meshy.ai/pricing), [MCP](https://www.meshy.ai/mcp)).
- **Tripo** is fast and cheap to iterate with, and its API adds quad topology (+5 credits) and smart low-poly (+10)
  as options, with PBR on by default ([API docs](https://developers.tripo3d.com/en/models/v3-1)).
- **Hyper3D Rodin** is strong on detail for hero assets, with Smart Low-Poly on Creator and high-poly quads on
  Business; its API can return meshes up to 10 million faces ([pricing](https://hyper3d.ai/pricing)). It is also the
  built-in generator of the popular open-source Blender MCP ([GitHub](https://github.com/ahujasid/blender-mcp)).
- **Hunyuan 3D** has the most generous free use and the cheapest API, with low-poly, topology and auto-rigging add-ons
  ([Tencent Cloud](https://www.tencentcloud.com/document/product/1284/75281)). Its open weights (version 2.1) can run
  locally, but their licence excludes the European Union, the United Kingdom and South Korea
  ([licence](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tencent-Hunyuan/Hunyuan3D-2.1/main/LICENSE)).
- **TRELLIS.2** is free, MIT-licensed and runs on your own GPU, producing a GLB with PBR textures
  ([GitHub](https://github.com/microsoft/TRELLIS.2)). If you have the hardware and the time, nothing is cheaper.

#### What a raw generation is

A generator gives you one mesh made from one picture. Typically:

- **a dense mesh**, often a million triangles or more, because it comes from a voxel or surface reconstruction, not
  from a modeller (most tools now offer a lower-poly option as an add-on);
- **automatic UVs and textures**, sometimes with light and shadow baked into the colour, and often one smooth material
  over everything, so chrome, wood and fabric look alike;
- **no idea of size**: a chair and a house can come out the same size;
- **one solid piece**: doors don't open and wheels don't turn, unless you rig it yourself;
- **glass painted as an opaque colour.**

Even so, a raw generation is a lot for under a dollar, and for many uses it is enough.

![The farm wagon as an untextured grey clay render](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/736ebd00c763bed10ac8d6ec3d6bc1813f75c84b45c6ee612013a890a851abdb.webp =1600x1600 "Our farm wagon in clay: about 50,500 triangles at standard detail. Its raw generator mesh had 1.9 million.")

#### What "finished" adds

A finished asset is a raw mesh plus the work a 3D studio would do before handing it over:

1. **Pick the best try.** Make several versions, from different generators, and keep the best instead of the first.
2. **Clean it.** Remove loose bits, close holes, reduce the triangles to a sensible budget.
3. **Real materials.** Bake proper PBR textures and give each part its material: metal that reflects, glass you can see
   through.
4. **Real size.** Scale it to the size the real object would have, with the base on the ground.
5. **Moving parts.** Cut doors, lids, drawers and wheels into separate parts that move, with named clips.
6. **Every format and level of detail.** GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend and OBJ, at a standard and a low level.
7. **Check it.** Look at it from every side, textured and in clay, before anyone gets it.

You can do all of this yourself in Blender. It is skilled work, and it takes longer than the generation. People pay for
it today: hiring a freelancer or a studio for a single prop runs from tens to hundreds of dollars
([our cost guide](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/hire-a-3d-modeler-cost)). Kaedim, which combines AI with in-house artists who check topology,
UVs and materials ([FAQ](https://www.kaedim3d.com/faq)), lists Indie at $400 a month for 20 credits on its
[plans page](https://www.kaedim3d.com/plans), though its docs say off-the-shelf plans are temporarily closed.

![The finished farm wagon: a weathered plank bed on four spoked wheels with iron tyres](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/a3d08a3daa848a142d4ea58ea7c8aedbbb5f3c0bf87a74f5d8cce4084ebbb961.webp =1600x1600 "The finished asset: at true scale (3.35 m long), with wheels that roll, in six formats and three detail levels.")

#### Where Sleipner fits

We don't train our own 3D model. We run a studio on top of the best ones: today Tripo 3.1, Hunyuan 3D 3.1 Pro and
TRELLIS.2 for objects from a description, and three more for products from photos. Each object goes through the steps
above, with a vision model as the art director. When a better generator comes out, we add it.
[How the studio works](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/how-the-sleipner-studio-works) goes through every step.

That costs more than a raw generation. A Quick object (one generator) costs 350 credits and a Standard object (three
generators and a judge) 1,000 credits; 1,000 credits cost $10. So a finished Standard object is about $10 (600 credits,
about $6, at launch, until 2026-12-31): more than a raw mesh, much less than a person. New accounts get 600 credits free
during the launch (400 after), and our [free library](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library) shows the output
before you spend anything.

#### Which should you use?

**A generator directly is the better choice when:**

- you are trying ideas and will throw most of them away;
- you have a 3D artist who will rebuild or repaint the model anyway;
- you need a rigged character, STL for printing or quad topology (several generators offer these; we don't yet);
- you want to run a model locally or offline;
- your budget is close to zero and you have time for clean-up.

**A finished asset is the better choice when:**

- you are a programmer, a small studio or a shop, and nobody on the team does 3D clean-up;
- the model goes straight into a game, a render, a product page or AR;
- real size, real materials, moving parts and several formats matter;
- your time costs more than the price difference.

Other ways to get a model: [one-click AI 3D sites](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-3d-model-sites-checklist),
[marketplaces](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/3d-model-marketplaces-vs-made-to-order), [freelancers](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/hire-a-3d-modeler-cost) and
[free libraries](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-3d-model-libraries).

#### Questions

##### What is the best AI 3D model generator?

It depends on the job. For a cheap first try, Hunyuan 3D's free use is hard to beat; for many features in one place,
Meshy; for fast iteration with topology options, Tripo; for high detail, Rodin; to run it yourself, TRELLIS.2. Rankings
change every few months, which is why our studio uses several and picks per object.

##### Are AI-generated 3D models free to use commercially?

It depends on the plan. Meshy's free tier, for example, licenses models under CC BY 4.0, which allows commercial use
with credit. Paid plans usually give you more rights. Read the terms of the plan you use; open weights have their own
licences too.

##### Are AI 3D models game-ready out of the box?

Rarely. Raw output is usually dense, one piece, unscaled and with simple materials. It can be made game-ready; see
[what game-ready means](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/what-game-ready-means) for the checks.

##### Why does Sleipner cost more than a generator?

Because a generation is one step of eight. Standard runs three generators, reviews each version from ten views with a
vision model, cleans, re-materials, scales, rigs and renders the best, and exports six formats. The price follows that
cost.

##### Does Sleipner use Meshy, Tripo or Rodin?

Tripo, Hunyuan 3D and TRELLIS.2 for objects from a description, as of 31 October 2026. For products from photos we use
Tripo, Hi3D and Rodin. We change the line-up when a better model appears.

### Before you pay for an AI 3D model website: 10 things to check

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-3d-model-sites-checklist (2026-10-31)

Search for "AI 3D model generator" and you get dozens of sites with the same promise: type a prompt or upload a
picture, get a 3D model in a minute. Many are wrappers: one website in front of one or more of the same underlying
models (Rodin, Tripo, Hunyuan 3D, TRELLIS, Meshy), sold under one subscription. That is not a bad thing in itself; a
good interface and one bill for several models can be worth paying for. But it means the sites differ less in the
model than in the terms, the extras and the fine print.

This is a checklist you can run on any of them, ours included, before you pay. It names no one. The point is what to
look for, not who to avoid.

#### The checklist

1. Read the licence for the plan you will use, not the paid one. Free tiers often license output under Creative Commons
   (credit required) or for non-commercial use only.
2. Check whether your models are public. On some free tiers everything you make is published to a gallery.
3. Find out what one model really costs: the credits per generation, per texture and per add-on (remesh, rig, export),
   times the tries you will need.
4. Ask how rerolls are charged. If the first result is wrong, does a retry cost the full price again?
5. Check what happens to unused credits: do they expire at the end of the month, and is the plan billed yearly by
   default?
6. Look at a result in clay or wireframe before you buy, not only the textured screenshots.
7. Check the formats you need (GLB, FBX, USDZ, OBJ, Blend, STL) and whether some are locked to higher plans.
8. Check the size and the triangle count of a downloaded file, and whether the model comes at a real-world scale.
9. Read the refund policy: what happens when a generation fails or is unusable?
10. Find out who is behind the site and where your uploads go, especially if you upload photos of products that are
    not public yet.

Each point in more detail below.

#### Licence and privacy (points 1, 2 and 10)

The licence decides whether you can ship what you make. Free tiers commonly come with a Creative Commons licence such
as CC BY 4.0 (commercial use allowed, with credit), and some with non-commercial terms. Paid plans usually give you
private models and broader rights. Read the terms page, not the pricing page, and check what applies to models made
before you upgraded.

If you upload photos, look for a privacy policy that names the company, where data is stored, and whether uploads or
outputs are used to train models. A site that wraps someone else's model may pass your upload on to that provider;
the policy should say so.

#### What it costs (points 3, 4 and 5)

Prices are listed as credits, and credits are spent per step: shape, texture, remesh, rig, sometimes export. Add up a
whole model, then multiply by the rerolls you expect. For hard objects (vehicles, furniture with thin parts, anything
mechanical) you may need several tries.

Subscriptions that reset each month suit steady use. If your use is bursty, prepaid credits that don't expire waste
less. Watch for annual billing as the default; it is a common source of refund complaints in reviews.

#### What you get (points 6, 7 and 8)

Textured screenshots hide a lot. Ask to see:

- **clay or wireframe**: lumpy, melted or broken shapes show up at once;
- **the triangle count**: raw output is often a million triangles or more, too heavy for a game or a phone;
- **the scale**: many generators return objects at an arbitrary size, which matters for games, renders and AR;
- **the materials**: is there a roughness and metallic map, or one smooth paint?

Our [game-ready checklist](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/what-game-ready-means) explains each of these, with numbers.

![An oak dining chair as a grey clay render: curved backrest, seat and tapered legs](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/1938bc4969e5a9247b34c00b09f21587830d6af89239f8ae83727014e66e15c2.webp =1600x1600 "A clay view like this one shows the shape itself, with no texture to hide a lumpy or broken surface. Ask for one before you pay.")

#### Failures and refunds (point 9)

Generation fails sometimes: a timeout, a broken mesh, an object that isn't what you asked for. A fair site refunds
failed jobs automatically and says what it does with results that finished but are unusable.

#### How we answer the checklist

So you can compare, here is how Sleipner 3D answers each point, as of 31 October 2026:

| Check | Sleipner 3D |
|---|---|
| Licence | Our terms (under legal review) say you own what you generate. Free library models have their own [licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence): use them in anything, but don't resell or re-share them as models, claim you made them or train AI on them. |
| Public? | No. Your objects are private to your account. |
| Price per model | Fixed per object: Quick 350 credits, Standard 1,000, a surface change 50 (Quick 200 and Standard 600 at launch, until 2026-12-31). No add-ons: clean-up, materials, renders, moving parts and six formats are included. |
| Rerolls | Each new try is a new object at the same price. Standard makes three versions and picks the best, so you reroll less. |
| Credits | Prepaid packs, from $10 for 1,000 credits. They never expire. No subscription. 600 free at sign-up during the launch (until 2026-12-31), 400 after. |
| Clay and wireframe | Every library model and every object you make has textured, clay and wireframe views. |
| Formats | GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend and OBJ on every object. No STL yet. |
| Scale and size | True scale in metres; about 50,000 triangles at standard and a quarter of that at low. |
| Refunds | A failed or cancelled job refunds its credits automatically. |
| Who and where | Sleipner, based in Sweden. We use several AI providers for each step; our [privacy policy](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/privacy) (a draft under legal review) lists them. |

We cost more per model than a raw generation, because the finishing is included. If you only need a quick mesh to
throw away, a raw generator is the better buy; our [comparison of generators](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-3d-generators-compared) says when.

#### Questions

##### Are AI 3D model websites safe to use?

Most are ordinary software businesses. Check who runs the site, its privacy policy and its refund terms, as you would
for any subscription. Be more careful with uploads you don't want public, such as unreleased products.

##### Why do so many AI 3D sites look the same?

Because many use the same few underlying models, from the companies that build them, and add their own interface,
pricing and extras on top. That is why the checklist focuses on terms and output rather than on the model's name.

##### Is a free AI 3D generator good enough?

For trying ideas, often yes. For something you will ship, check the licence of the free tier first; it may require
credit or forbid commercial use.

##### Can I check a model's quality before paying?

Look for a free try, a public gallery with clay or wireframe views, or downloadable samples. Our [free library](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library)
is there for exactly that: download a finished model and test it in your own tools.

### Buying 3D models in 2026: Sketchfab, Fab, CGTrader and TurboSquid vs made to order

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/3d-model-marketplaces-vs-made-to-order (2026-10-31)

If the model you need probably exists already, a marketplace is the fastest way to get it. Very large catalogues of
models made by people are a search away, many of them very good, and some free. But a marketplace sells what sellers chose to make,
in their scale, style and file habits, under licences that differ from model to model. This post covers the main
marketplaces as they are today, what to check before you buy, and when it is better to have a model made for you.

**Checked on 31 October 2026**, on each marketplace's own pages where they loaded for us.

#### The marketplaces

##### Sketchfab

Sketchfab is best known for its 3D viewer, which you can embed on any page, and for a large catalogue of free
downloadable models. Its store closed on 22 October 2024; you can still view old store listings, but buying moved to
Fab ([Sketchfab](https://sketchfab.com/blogs/community/sketchfab-update-what-you-need-to-know-now-that-fabs-live/)).
Free downloads continue. Each one carries its own licence: Standard, CC BY, CC BY-NC, CC BY-ND, CC BY-SA or CC0. A
download gives you the original file plus converted glTF, GLB at several texture sizes and USDZ
([help](https://help.sketchfab.com/en/articles/16152217)).

**Strengths:** a huge free catalogue, the viewer, automatic glTF and USDZ conversions. **Watch for:** the licence per
model. CC BY-NC can't be used commercially, and CC BY needs credit.

##### Fab

Fab is Epic Games' marketplace, where the Sketchfab store's sellers moved. It sells content for Unreal Engine, Unity,
UEFN and general 3D formats. Its licences are CC BY (free) and Standard (free or paid). Paid Standard listings have a
Personal and a Professional price; buyers whose gross revenue was over $100,000 in the last 12 months must choose
Professional ([Fab licences](https://dev.epicgames.com/documentation/en-us/fab/licenses-and-pricing-in-fab)). Sellers
keep 88 % of each sale ([Fab docs](https://dev.epicgames.com/documentation/en-us/fab/fab-documentation)).

**Strengths:** deep Unreal integration, a big catalogue, a clear licence split by company size. **Watch for:** which
engine a listing is made for; an Unreal-only asset may need work elsewhere.

##### CGTrader

CGTrader sells models under two kinds of licence. The royalty-free licence lets you use a model inside a larger work
(renders, film, games, print, merchandise) but not resell or redistribute the model file. The editorial licence is for
news, cultural or other newsworthy use only, and may include rights that haven't been cleared, such as brands
([terms](https://www.cgtrader.com/pages/terms-and-conditions)). It also runs a custom modelling service where you post a
project and get quotes from designers, paid through escrow ([custom jobs](https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-modeling-jobs)).

**Strengths:** a large catalogue of realistic models, real products under editorial licences, and custom work in the
same place. **Watch for:** editorial models can't go into a commercial product.

##### TurboSquid

TurboSquid, owned by Shutterstock, is one of the oldest marketplaces. Prices are set by sellers; its own guidance tells
sellers that a complex model priced under $10 makes buyers doubt its quality, and that one at $100 tends to sell better
([pricing guidelines](https://resources.turbosquid.com/turbosquid/pricing/product-pricing-guidelines/)). It also has a
certification programme, CheckMate, for models that meet its technical checks.

**Strengths:** professional, realistic models, many with clean topology and multiple formats. **Watch for:** the price
of hero models, and which file formats are native versus converted.

![A stoneware vase in a sand-coloured glaze with throwing rings](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/80a937697037345c3a7119640c3f88cddca7ddad7184e02f3c8c588c789fef46.webp =1600x1600 "A stoneware vase from our Modern Home pack: a model that exists in many versions on every marketplace, which is where buying beats making.")

#### What to check before you buy

- **The licence, per model.** Royalty-free, editorial, CC BY, CC BY-NC: they allow very different things.
- **Native or converted formats.** A model made in 3ds Max with V-Ray materials converts to glTF with simpler
  materials. Ask for a preview in your target format if it matters.
- **Scale and units.** Check the real size in the description, and expect to rescale models from different sellers.
- **Polygon count and topology.** Wireframe screenshots tell you a lot. A render-only model may be millions of
  polygons.
- **PBR textures.** Look for base colour, roughness, metallic and normal maps; older models may use renderer-specific
  materials.
- **A set, not a collection.** Buying a room's worth from five sellers gives you five styles, five scales and five
  texture densities.

Our [game-ready checklist](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/what-game-ready-means) has the checks with numbers.

#### Buy, or have it made?

A marketplace is the better choice when:

- the object is common (a chair, a car, a tree) and someone has already made it well;
- you need it now;
- you need a real, branded product for editorial use;
- you need a rigged character or creature made by a professional.

Made to order is the better choice when:

- the object doesn't exist yet, or not in your style, era or colour;
- several models must look like one set, at one scale;
- you need it in a specific format and size, with moving parts;
- you will need variants: the same shape in other colours or materials.

For made to order you can hire a person ([what that costs](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/hire-a-3d-modeler-cost)) or use an AI studio like
ours: describe the object and get a finished model, cleaned, at true scale, with PBR materials and six formats. A
Standard object costs 1,000 credits, about $10 (600 at launch, until 2026-12-31), and a colour or material variant
50. [Make an object](https://3d.sleipner.ai/create).

![A full suit of plate armour on a wooden stand, seen from the front three-quarter](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/27c4701ba38c055c965b894594d27e100f59f653a54165fe35b021bc5910d2ea.webp =1600x1600 "Knight's armour on a stand, made to order for our Medieval Village pack so it matches the rest of the set.")

#### Questions

##### Where is the best place to buy 3D models?

It depends on the job: Fab for Unreal projects, CGTrader and TurboSquid for realistic models for renders and products,
Sketchfab for free models and its viewer. For free assets with no strings, the CC0 libraries are a good start; see
[free 3D model libraries](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-3d-model-libraries).

##### Can I still buy models on Sketchfab?

No. The Sketchfab store closed on 22 October 2024 and its sellers moved to Fab. Free downloads and the viewer are still
on Sketchfab.

##### Can I use a purchased model in a game I sell?

Usually yes, under a royalty-free or standard licence, as long as the model is part of your game and not distributed as
a separate model file. Editorial licences don't allow it. Read the licence on the listing.

##### Can I resell a model I bought?

No. Marketplace licences let you use models inside your work, not resell or share the files themselves. The same goes
for our free library under its [licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence), which also asks you not to claim you made the models or
train AI on them.

### Change a 3D model's colour or material with words, and keep the exact shape

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/change-a-3d-model-with-words (2026-10-31)

Most changes people want after they get a 3D model are about the surface: the sofa in another fabric, the lamp in black,
the chair a little more worn. Remaking the whole model for that is slow, costs a new model's price and risks a
different shape. So Sleipner treats those changes differently: it repaints the model you have and leaves the mesh
exactly as it was. This post explains how that works, what it costs and when a change does need a new shape.

#### What changes keep the shape

When you ask for a change, a language model first reads it and decides which kind it is:

| Kind | Example | What happens | The shape |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colour | "make it dark green" | the named parts move to the new colour, keeping their shading and weave | exactly the same |
| Material | "make it leather", "metal legs", "painted white" | a real material (a photographed texture set, or measured values for metals and paint) is laid onto the named parts at real scale | exactly the same |
| Wear | "make it look older" | grime in the crevices, faded colour, worn edges, a rougher surface | exactly the same |
| Restyle | "make it cartoony" | the picture is redrawn in the new style and the mesh is repainted from it | exactly the same |
| Shape | "add a handle", "longer legs" | a new concept and a new mesh | new |

The first three cost 50 credits. Restyle and shape changes cost the Quick or Standard price (350 for Quick, 1,000 for Standard; 200 and 600 at
launch, until 2026-12-31),
because they need the expensive steps again.

![The same 1970s dinette chair with a burnt-orange vinyl seat and back](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/1b3864979c407d4d87a219f8525e94cd97cd0b04a89d3c004a66f5afe1e59499.webp =1600x1600 "Before: the dinette chair in burnt orange. The mustard one at the top of this post is a colour change of this model, with the same mesh.")

#### How to ask for a change

1. Open the object in Your models, or any model in the [free library](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library), and find "Change it".
2. Write one change in a sentence, naming the part if it isn't the whole object: "make the legs black metal".
3. Pick Quick or Standard. The page shows both prices: 50 credits if only the surface changes, otherwise the Quick or
   Standard price.
4. Start it. You get a new object; the one you started from stays exactly as it was.
5. When it is ready, download it in the same six formats. A surface-only change keeps any moving parts and clips the
   source had.

#### Why the shape can't drift

A surface change writes the same model file with only its texture images swapped, and checks that the vertex count,
the triangle count and the bounding box still equal the source's before anything is rendered or exported. That
matters when the model is already placed in a scene, rigged, or sized for AR: a swatch change can't move a door hinge
or make a sofa 3 cm wider.

![A stoneware vase in a celadon green glaze with throwing rings](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/211f912d4a6d9401fe7e4f8778968a106c2978b9bbe6d589dd164fdb9f958cd9.webp =1600x1600 "The stoneware vase in celadon: a glaze change of the sand-coloured vase in the Modern Home pack.")

#### When a change rebuilds

The studio rebuilds rather than guess. A change goes to a full rebuild when:

- it really changes the shape ("taller back", "add a drawer");
- the reader isn't confident what you meant;
- the part you named isn't its own piece in the model (a chair whose legs and back were made as one piece can't get
  metal legs alone);
- you ask for a material we can't make on the surface yet, such as glass or fur, which goes to restyle.

To keep the price low and know what you get, ask for one change at a time and name the part.

#### How it is charged

The price is decided before the work starts, but the final route is only certain once the worker has read the change.
So:

- When both our quick check and the worker's own reading say "surface", only 50 credits are held at the start.
- Otherwise the Quick or Standard price is held, and if the change turns out to be surface-only, the difference comes back when it
  finishes (150 back on Quick). It shows in your credits history.
- If anything fails, everything comes back.

#### Variants for a whole set

This is how our packs grow. Thirteen of the 25 models in the
[Modern Home & Products pack](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home) are surface changes of the other twelve: lamps in four
glazes, side tables in three woods. Six of the [Mid-Century Home](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home) models are too, like
the 1970s sofa in mustard and sage. If you need a product in eight colours, or a prop in clean and worn
versions, that is eight or two surface changes, not eight new models.

#### From code or an assistant

The same change works through the API (`"kind":"edit"` with an `object_id` or a `library_slug`,
[the API guide](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/generate-3d-models-api)) and through MCP (`change_object`, [the MCP guide](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-agents-mcp-3d-models)),
at the same prices.

#### Questions

##### Can I change a free library model?

Yes. Any library model can be the source. You get a new object of your own; the library model stays as it is. Under the
[library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence), a changed library model is still a library model with your changes, so its three
rules still apply: don't resell or re-share it as a model, don't claim you made it, and don't train AI on it.

##### Will my changed model keep its animation?

Yes, for colour, material and wear changes: the mesh, the parts and the clips are untouched. A shape change builds a new
model, and the studio tries to cut the moving parts again.

##### Why did my colour change cost the full price?

Because the worker decided it needed more than a surface change, usually because the named part isn't its own piece
in the model or the request also changed the shape. If it turns out to be surface-only after all, the difference comes
back automatically.

##### Can I change several things at once?

You can, but one change per request works best and is cheapest: "make it green and add a handle" is a shape change
and pays the Quick or Standard price.

### Free 3D model libraries compared: Poly Haven, Kenney, Quaternius, Sketchfab and ours

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-3d-model-libraries (2026-10-31)

There is a lot of good free 3D content, made by people who chose to give it away. The differences that matter are the
licence, the style, the formats and whether things move. This post compares the free libraries we think are worth your
time, including ours, and says plainly where ours is not the best choice.

**Checked on 31 October 2026**, on each library's own pages.

#### At a glance

| Library | Licence | Style | Formats | Moving parts | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| [Poly Haven](https://polyhaven.com/license) | CC0 | realistic | Blend, glTF, USD, FBX; textures from 1K to 8K | no | realistic props, plus HDRIs and materials |
| [Kenney](https://kenney.nl/support) | CC0 | simple, stylised game art | FBX, GLB, OBJ | varies by pack | prototypes and stylised games |
| [Quaternius](https://quaternius.com/faq.html) | CC0 | stylised low-poly | FBX, Blend | animated people, animals and creatures | stylised games with characters |
| [ambientCG](https://ambientcg.com) | CC0 | realistic | PBR material sets, HDRIs, some models | no | materials and lighting |
| [Sketchfab](https://help.sketchfab.com/en/articles/16152217) (free downloads) | per model: CC0, CC BY, CC BY-NC and others | everything | original, plus glTF, GLB and USDZ | some models | finding one specific thing |
| [Sleipner](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library) | own [licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence) (below) | realistic, true scale | GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ; up to three detail levels | rigged horses, carts, doors, drawers | consistent realistic sets that move |

#### Poly Haven

Poly Haven gives away HDRIs, textures and models under CC0: you can use them for anything, with no credit needed
([licence](https://polyhaven.com/license)). Models come as Blend, glTF, USD and FBX with textures from 1K up to 8K, and
the project is funded mainly by Patreon and sponsors ([about](https://polyhaven.com/about-contact)). It is the best free
source for realistic, high-resolution props and the place to get the lighting and materials for a whole scene.

**Limits:** a smaller model catalogue than the big marketplaces, and static models only.

#### Kenney

Kenney has made thousands of free game assets, all CC0 with attribution optional ([support](https://kenney.nl/support)),
in clean, simple, stylised sets that match each other. The 3D packs come as FBX, GLB and OBJ. For a prototype or a
stylised game, it is hard to beat: download a pack and you have a consistent world in minutes.

**Limits:** stylised by design, so not for realistic work.

#### Quaternius

Quaternius releases low-poly packs under CC0 ("all models are under the CC0 License", in its own words), with
animated people, dinosaurs, fish and farm animals among them ([FAQ](https://quaternius.com/faq.html),
[site](https://quaternius.com)). Files come as FBX and Blend. Our own [draft horse](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/draft-horse)'s skeleton and
clips are based on Quaternius's CC0 horse; we credit it even though CC0 doesn't require it.

**Limits:** stylised low-poly, not realistic.

#### ambientCG and Sketchfab

**ambientCG** is a CC0 library of PBR materials, HDRIs and some models: the place to get a realistic wood, plaster or
fabric for your own geometry.

**Sketchfab** hosts a large catalogue of free downloads, each with its own licence: CC0, CC BY (credit needed), CC BY-NC
(no commercial use), CC BY-ND, CC BY-SA or Standard. Every download includes converted glTF, GLB and USDZ, which is
handy ([help](https://help.sketchfab.com/en/articles/16152217)). Check the licence on every model; mixing CC BY-NC into
a commercial project is the most common mistake.

#### Our library, honestly

The [Sleipner library](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library) has 85 models in three packs: [Medieval Village](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village),
[Mid-Century Home](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home) and [Modern Home & Products](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home). What it
does well:

- **Realistic and consistent.** Each pack is one style at one scale, so the models sit together in one scene.
- **True scale**, in metres with the base on the ground.
- **Things move.** Five rigged horses with eight clips each, carts whose wheels roll, an oven door that opens, a
  sideboard whose doors slide.
- **Six formats and detail levels** for every model, plus a whole-pack download.
- **More on demand.** If a piece is missing, [make it](https://3d.sleipner.ai/create) in the same style, or change a library model's colour
  or material for 50 credits.

![An arming sword with a leather-wrapped grip, a straight cross-guard and a round pommel](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/42be88a4b62439ec7529afa4da635e0f05cd3d4c49b15aa236b73869824e8122.webp =1600x1600 "The arming sword from our Medieval Village pack, at its real length of 1.04 m.")

Where the CC0 libraries are better today:

- **The licence.** CC0 lets you do anything. Our [library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence) allows free use in personal and
  commercial projects with no credit needed, but it has three rules: don't resell or re-share the models as models, don't claim you made them, and don't train AI on them. If you need no rules at all,
  CC0 wins.
- **No account.** Poly Haven, Kenney and Quaternius need no sign-up; we ask for an email to download (viewing is open).
- **Size.** We publish slowly, so there are fewer models than in the bigger libraries.
- **Stylised art.** We are realistic only, for now.

#### How to choose

- **Stylised game, any budget:** Kenney or Quaternius.
- **Realistic render, a few props:** Poly Haven, plus ambientCG for materials.
- **Realistic game or AR scene where models must match and move:** our packs, plus the CC0 libraries for anything we
  don't have.
- **One specific object:** search Sketchfab's free downloads, check the licence, or have it made.

#### Questions

##### What does CC0 mean?

CC0 is a public-domain dedication: the creator gives up their rights as far as the law allows. You can use, change and
sell the work, commercially or not, with no credit required.

##### Are Sleipner's free models CC0?

No. They are free to download, under our own [licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence). It allows commercial use with no credit, with
three rules: don't resell or re-share the models as models, don't claim you made them, and don't train AI on them.

##### Can I use free 3D models in a commercial game?

CC0 models, yes. CC BY models, yes, with credit. CC BY-NC models, no. For ours, yes, under the three rules of our [licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence).

##### Where can I find free realistic furniture models?

Poly Haven for individual realistic pieces, and our [Mid-Century Home](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home) and
[Modern Home](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home) packs for furniture sets at true scale.

### Free modern furniture 3D models: chairs, lamps, a sofa and products in GLB and USDZ

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-modern-furniture-3d-models (2026-10-31)

Most free furniture models online are either low-poly game art or one-off uploads in mixed sizes and styles. The
[Modern Home & Products pack](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home) is the opposite: 25 clean, modern, unbranded models built to
one scale and one look, so they sit together in a room, a product shot or an AR scene. It is also what an online shop
gets from Sleipner, so it doubles as a sample of our product work.

#### What is in the pack

Counted on 31 October 2026: 12 designs, and 13 colour or wood variants of them.

| Group | Models |
|---|---|
| Seating | [oak dining chair](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-dining-chair); [walnut Windsor chair](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-windsor-chair); [linen sofa](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/mid-century-sofa) |
| Tables and storage | round side table in walnut, oak and black; wall shelf in oak, walnut and black |
| Lighting | [ceramic table lamp](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/ceramic-table-lamp) in four glazes; dome pendant lamp in three finishes; [tripod floor lamp](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/oak-tripod-floor-lamp) in oak, walnut and black |
| Decor | stoneware vase in three glazes |
| Products | [modern fridge-freezer](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/modern-fridge-freezer); [white leather sneaker](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/white-leather-sneaker); [canvas backpack](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/canvas-backpack) |

![A ceramic table lamp with a round white glazed base and a terracotta linen shade](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/1d72f0d831eeb6284eb9f667d0dd2950e7186b748923fc4cf12857bee827e12d.webp =1600x1600 "The ceramic table lamp with a terracotta shade, one of four variants of the same shape.")

#### Why true scale matters here

Every model is built in metres with its base on the ground. The oak dining chair is 76 cm tall, the linen sofa 1.93 m
wide, the fridge-freezer 1.83 m tall, the sneaker 27 cm long. That is what you want for:

- **AR.** On a phone, "View in your space" puts the model in the room at the size in the file. A chair at the wrong
  scale is the first thing a shopper notices.
- **Interior renders.** If every piece is at true size, you place them and the room is right. Scaling by eye is where
  rooms start to look odd.
- **Product mock-ups.** The sneaker and the backpack are good stand-ins for layout work before a real product's model
  exists.

![A modern white fridge-freezer with two doors and steel handles](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/6e214a0b4bded4209faed0c15458037257ac7321ffe55d4841bf688bd9dfb0e3.webp =1600x1600 "The modern fridge-freezer: 1.83 m tall, as a real one is.")

#### Variants: the same shape, a new surface

Thirteen of the 25 models are variants: the tripod floor lamp in oak, walnut and black, the vase in three glazes, and
so on. Each is made by changing only the surface of the first model, so the mesh is identical. In a scene, that means
you can swap a lamp's finish without moving or re-lighting anything.

You can do the same with your own words. Change any library model ("make the sofa dark green velvet") and you get a new
object with the same shape for 50 credits. New accounts get 600 free during the launch (until 2026-12-31), 400 after. More in
[changing a 3D model with words](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/change-a-3d-model-with-words).

![A white leather sneaker with laces, three-quarter view](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/4877f5bf59b1b7399f65d860060dfb6a4432756ade56170aded899abdaff344b.webp =1600x1600 "The white leather sneaker: an unbranded product model at 27 cm long.")

#### Formats and detail

Each model comes as GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend and OBJ, at a standard level of about 50,000 triangles (the fridge and
the Windsor chair are about 100,000) and a low level at a quarter of that. For the web and Android AR, use the GLB;
for iPhone AR Quick Look, the USDZ; for Blender, the Blend with its textures packed in. Signed in, you can download the
whole pack as one zip per format from the [pack page](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home).

For renders, see [3D furniture for interior renders](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/3d-furniture-for-interior-renders).

#### Questions

##### Are these models free for commercial use?

Yes. They are free to download with a Sleipner account, and the [library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence) allows royalty-free
use in personal and commercial work with no credit needed. It has three rules: don't resell or re-share the models as models, don't claim you made them, and don't train AI on them.

##### Can I put these models on my own shop's product pages?

They are generic, unbranded products, so they won't match what you sell. They are useful for testing a theme's 3D
viewer and AR before your real product models exist. Photo-accurate models of your own products are
planned.

##### Do the lamps light up?

No: they are models, not light sources. Add a light in your engine or renderer inside the shade. The brass ship lantern in the medieval pack is the one library model with a light flicker
clip.

##### Will there be more modern furniture?

Yes. The pack grows in variants first (they keep the shape, so they can't add new faults) and in new designs when they
pass review. Tell us what you need at hello@sleipner.ai.

### How much does a 3D model cost? Freelancers, studios and AI in 2026

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/hire-a-3d-modeler-cost (2026-10-31)

"How much does a 3D model cost?" has the same answer as "how much does a website cost": it depends on what you need.
But there are real ranges, and the gap between them is large. This post sets out what a single prop or piece of
furniture costs from a freelancer, an outsourcing studio or an AI studio, what each gets you, and how to brief a person
so you pay for fewer rounds.

**Checked on 31 October 2026.** Where a platform's own page didn't load for us, we say so.

#### The ranges

| Who makes it | Typical price for one prop | Time | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outsourcing studio | simple prop $300–600; furniture or decor $700–1,500; a set of complex objects $2,000–3,500 | weeks | [RocketBrush](https://rocketbrush.com/blog/3d-prop-object-art-costs-explained), an art studio, prices updated September 2025 |
| Freelancer on a marketplace | set by each freelancer, per prop or per hour; compare a few quotes | days to weeks | listings on [Fiverr](https://www.fiverr.com/categories/graphics-design/product-design-services/3d-modeling-rendering), [Upwork](https://www.upwork.com/) and [CGTrader's custom jobs](https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-modeling-jobs) |
| AI generator, used directly | under $1 per try, plus your time to clean it up | minutes, plus clean-up | [our comparison](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-3d-generators-compared) |
| AI studio (Sleipner) | about $3.50 (Quick) or $10 (Standard), finished; $2 or $6 at launch, until 2026-12-31 | minutes | [pricing](https://3d.sleipner.ai/pricing) |

Platforms add their own fees on top of a freelancer's price. Fiverr adds a service fee at checkout and Upwork a client
marketplace fee; neither help page loaded for us, and third-party figures disagree, so check the current rate at
checkout. CGTrader's custom work is paid through escrow.

#### What a person gets you

A good 3D artist is still the best option for a lot of work, and it's worth being specific about why:

- **Judgement.** A person asks what the model is for and makes trade-offs you didn't think to ask for.
- **An exact match.** From drawings, measurements and photos, an artist can match a real product closely, including
  logos and small text.
- **Topology for deformation.** Characters and anything that bends need clean quad topology that a person builds.
- **Rigged characters and creatures**, with skin weights and animation.
- **A style.** Stylised art direction, a specific game's look, hand-painted textures.
- **Iteration in conversation.** You can say "a bit more worn on the left" and be understood.

The costs are time (days to weeks per model, more with revisions), price, and variation: quality depends on the person,
and portfolios are the only guide.

#### What an AI studio gets you

An AI studio is for the other end of the list: the many objects that need to be good and right, but not unique.

- **Minutes, not days.** A Quick object usually takes under 10 minutes, Standard 10–20.
- **A fixed price.** 350 or 1,000 credits (200 or 600 at launch, until 2026-12-31), known before you start; a colour or material variant 50.
- **Finished, not raw.** Cleaned, at true scale, PBR materials, moving parts where something should move, studio
  renders and six formats ([how it works](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/how-the-sleipner-studio-works)).
- **Variants for almost nothing.** The same shape in other colours or materials keeps the exact mesh.

What it doesn't do yet: rigged characters, quad topology, STL, exact replicas of a product from drawings, or a
specific stylised look on demand. For those, hire a person.

![The olive canvas backpack from the side, showing the straps and the depth of the pockets](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/f0eee198462d95de45c3b11b0a6662e2b5ab35154fb335006ac755a1d5647720.webp =1600x1600 "The canvas backpack from our Modern Home pack: leather, canvas and brass buckles as separate materials.")

#### A brief that saves rounds

Whoever makes your model, a person or a studio, the brief decides how many rounds it takes. Include:

1. **What it is for.** Game (engine, platform, camera distance), render, AR, print.
2. **References.** Two to five pictures, and say which detail each one is for.
3. **Real dimensions** in metres or centimetres.
4. **A budget.** Triangles, texture size and file size, from the target platform.
5. **Formats.** GLB, FBX, USDZ, Blend, OBJ; and the units and up-axis if your pipeline cares.
6. **Materials.** What each part is made of: oak, brushed steel, worn leather.
7. **What moves.** Doors, lids, wheels, with how far they open.
8. **Variants.** Other colours or finishes you will need later.
9. **The licence.** Who owns the result and whether you can use it commercially.

With Sleipner, points 1, 2 and 6 go into the description, and points 3 to 5, 7 and 8 are handled by the studio.

#### Which to choose

- **One hero asset, a character, or an exact replica:** hire a person.
- **A common object that exists already:** check a [marketplace](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/3d-model-marketplaces-vs-made-to-order) or a
  [free library](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-3d-model-libraries) first.
- **Many props in one style, quickly, at true scale:** an AI studio, then a person for the few that matter most.
- **Mixed:** many teams use AI models as a starting point and pay an artist to finish the hero pieces.

#### Questions

##### How much does it cost to have a 3D model made?

From an outsourcing studio, one studio's published ranges run from $300–600 for a simple prop to $700–1,500 for
furniture or decor. Freelancers set their own prices; get two or three quotes for the same brief. An AI studio like ours costs about $3.50 to $10 per finished object ($2 to $6 at launch, until 2026-12-31).

##### How long does a freelancer take to make a 3D model?

Usually days to a couple of weeks for a prop, depending on the detail, the revisions and the freelancer's queue. An AI
studio takes minutes.

##### Is it cheaper to buy a model than to have one made?

For common objects, yes: marketplace prices are spread over many buyers. For something that doesn't exist yet, or must
match a set, made to order is often the only option.

##### Can an AI studio replace a 3D artist?

Not for everything. It replaces the routine part: many props at true scale with clean materials. Artists stay best at
characters, exact replicas, a distinct style and the judgement calls. Many teams will use both.

### How to make a 3D model from a text description (step by step)

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/make-a-3d-model-from-text (2026-10-31)

You can get a finished 3D model by describing it in a sentence: "a brass ship lantern with a glass chimney", "a 1950s
fridge in mint green with a chrome handle". This guide shows how to do it on the Sleipner website, how to write a
description that works, what each quality level gives you, and what it costs. If you would rather do it from code or
an AI assistant, there are guides for [the API](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/generate-3d-models-api) and
[MCP](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-agents-mcp-3d-models).

#### The steps

1. Sign in at 3d.sleipner.ai with your email and the 6-digit code we send you. New accounts get 600 free credits during the
   launch (until 2026-12-31), enough for three Quick objects at the launch price; 400 after.
2. Open the [Make page](https://3d.sleipner.ai/create) and describe one object in a sentence or two: what it is, what it is made of, its
   colours.
3. Pick the quality: Quick (350 credits, 200 at launch; one version, the fastest) or Standard (1,000 credits, 600 at launch;
   three versions and the best
   one is picked for you).
4. Choose Make it. The credits are taken now and come back if the job fails or you cancel it.
5. Watch it build, or leave the page and come back: a concept drawing, the 3D shape, clean-up and textures, the review,
   then studio renders. Quick usually takes under 10 minutes, Standard 10–20.
6. Look at it in the viewer (textured, clay and wireframe), then download it as GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend or OBJ, at
   standard or low detail.
7. If something is off, ask for one change in a sentence. A new colour, material or wear keeps the shape and costs 50
   credits.

![A 1960s valve radio in a walnut cabinet with a woven speaker grille and two dials](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/4b2c595c3950ae9abb477195bcda0a06dd6b997732305587467e5848eb085ba2.webp =1600x1600 "A 1960s valve radio from the studio. Its tuning knob was cut out as a moving part with a turn clip.")

#### How to write a description that works

The studio reads your words twice: once to estimate the real size and the moving parts, and once to draw a concept
that everything else is checked against. A few things help a lot:

- **One object.** "A tavern bench", not "a tavern with benches". V1 makes single objects; if you ask for a scene, it
  suggests single objects instead and charges nothing.
- **Say what it is made of.** "Oak", "brass", "worn leather", "enamel". Materials decide how it looks under light, and
  the clean-up step gives each part its material.
- **Name the colours.** "Mint green with a chrome handle" is better than "retro".
- **Give the era or style if it matters.** "1950s", "Scandinavian", "medieval", "industrial".
- **Mention what should move.** "A cabinet with two doors that open" tells the studio to try to cut the doors as moving
  parts with their own clips.
- **Skip camera and lighting words.** "Cinematic", "4K" and "studio lighting" don't change the model.

Good examples, from the Make page: "a farm wagon with wooden wheels and iron rims", "a mid-century armchair in mustard
wool", "a cast-iron kettle with a wooden handle".

#### Quick or Standard?

| | Quick | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Price | 350 credits ($3.50 at the smallest pack's rate); 200 ($2) at launch, until 2026-12-31 | 1,000 credits ($10); 600 ($6) at launch |
| Versions | one | three, from three different 3D models |
| Who picks | nobody: you get the one | the judge reviews each version from ten views and keeps the best |
| Best for | trying an idea, simple objects | objects you will keep, harder shapes, anything with detail |

Both get the same clean-up, materials, renders, formats and moving parts. Standard is safer because three different
generators get a try and a reviewer throws out the broken ones. [How the studio works](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/how-the-sleipner-studio-works)
explains each step.

![A retro two-slice toaster in dark chrome with a lever and a browning knob](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/d0451dc12493d5ff77cdf26a85d58bec931457365074a25f5ff85939fdc01ce8.webp =1600x1600 "A retro two-slice toaster. Chrome reads as metal because the clean-up step gives each part its own material.")

#### What you get

- **A textured model** of about 50,000 triangles at standard, cleaned up, at its real size in metres with the base on
  the ground.
- **A low level** at a quarter of the triangles, for distance and phones.
- **PBR textures:** colour, normal, roughness and metallic, so it looks right under your lights.
- **Moving parts and clips** when something should move and the cut passes its check.
- **Studio renders** from the front, side, back, top and close up, plus clay views.
- **Six formats:** GLB and glTF (web, Godot, Android AR), FBX (Unity, Unreal), USDZ (iPhone AR), Blend (Blender) and
  OBJ (older tools; static).

#### What it can't do yet

- **Scenes, rooms and buildings.** One object at a time.
- **Rigged characters.** People and animals come as static models.
- **Realistic trees.** They need a different method.
- **STL for 3D printing.** Not one of the six formats yet.

#### Questions

##### How much does it cost to make a 3D model?

Quick costs 350 credits and Standard 1,000; at launch, until 2026-12-31, they are 200 and 600. A colour, material or
wear change costs 50. 1,000 credits cost $10 in the smallest pack, and new accounts get 600 credits free during the
launch, 400 after. Credits never expire. Buying credits opens once payments are switched on;
until then the [pricing page](https://3d.sleipner.ai/pricing) shows the packs and how to ask us for more.

##### How long does it take?

Quick usually takes under 10 minutes and Standard 10–20, because Standard builds and reviews three
versions. You can leave the page; the object is in Your models when it is ready.

##### What if I don't like the result?

Ask for a change in a sentence ("make the handle black"), or make it again on Standard. If the job fails, your credits
come back automatically.

##### Can I sell or use what I make commercially?

Our terms (under legal review) say you own what you generate and may use it for any lawful purpose, commercial use
included.

##### Can I start from a photo instead of words?

Photos are for product models of real things you sell. That is in beta through the API now; for anything else,
describe it in words.

### Free medieval 3D models for games: 31 village props, carts and rigged horses

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-medieval-3d-models (2026-10-30)

A medieval game needs a lot of ordinary things: horses, carts, barrels, benches, a well in the square, armour on a
stand. They are rarely the stars, but players notice when they look cheap or don't fit together. The
[Medieval Village pack](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village) is our answer: 31 realistic models of a 14th-century village,
built to the same scale and style, free to download with a Sleipner account.

This post lists what is in it, what you get with each model, and how to use them in Godot, Unity, Unreal and Blender.

#### What is in the pack

Counted on 31 October 2026. The pack grows only when a new model passes the same review as the ones already in it.

| Group | Models |
|---|---|
| Horses (rigged, eight clips each) | [draft horse](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/draft-horse) in chestnut, bay, black, dun and [dapple grey](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-draft-horse-dapple-grey); a bay riding horse |
| Carts (wheels roll) | [farm wagon](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/farm-wagon), [covered wagon](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-covered-wagon), [hand cart](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-hand-cart) |
| Tack | riding saddle, saddlebags, horse bridle |
| Village | [village well with windlass](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-village-well) (the windlass turns), [market stall with striped awning](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-market-stall), plank door with ring handle, grain sacks |
| Tavern | [stack of oak barrels](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-barrel-stack), iron-bound oak barrel, wooden tankard, tavern bench, plank bench, oak trestle table, inn sign on an iron bracket, wall lantern, brass ship lantern (with a flicker clip) |
| Smithy | [blacksmith's anvil on a stump](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-anvil), blacksmith's workbench |
| Arms and armour | [knight's armour on a stand](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-knight-armour-stand), great helm, arming sword, infantry spear |

![A village well: a stone base, a wooden frame with a shingled roof, a windlass and a hanging bucket](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/f6afd1164e2eae7bc8d6a8154fca9e7c7a6eb5adffcfca75fc372d099a4e7a28.webp =1600x1600 "The village well. Its windlass is a separate part with a turn clip.")

#### The horses: one rig, five coats

The [draft horse](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/draft-horse) is the pack's anchor. It is rigged and has eight clips: walk, trot, canter,
gallop, idle, eating, turn left and turn right. That covers a horse that stands in a village, pulls a cart or crosses a
map. The bay, black, dun and dapple grey coats are the same horse with a new surface, so the same rig and the same
eight clips work on every one. A bay riding horse has its own shape and the same clips.

- **Size:** 2.01 m to the tips of the ears and 2.8 m from nose to tail, in metres, so it fits next to the wagon without
  scaling.
- **Detail:** about 48,000 triangles at standard, about 12,000 at low (for herds and phones) and, for the chestnut horse,
  the raw million-triangle mesh for close renders (that level has no rig).
- **Credit:** the skeleton and clips are based on "Horse" by Quaternius, which is CC0. You don't have to credit it,
  but we do.

![A dapple grey draft horse with a pale mane, standing on a grey studio floor](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/c635aa0e6b225b4eee57545ccf3371534729c11bd17b5a72f8a9feb23aaf8483.webp =1600x1600 "The dapple grey coat: the same mesh and rig as the chestnut horse, with a new surface.")

#### Carts, the well and the tavern

The three carts have a `roll` clip, so the wheels turn as they move. The [farm wagon](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/farm-wagon) is 3.35 m
long and 1.78 m wide, the right size for one draft horse; the [covered wagon](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/medieval-covered-wagon) is 4.53 m
long under its canvas hood; the hand cart is 2.12 m with its handles.

The rest of the pack is the stuff a village is made of. The props sit around 50,000 triangles at standard detail, and a
few with a lot of small parts (the barrel stack, the inn sign, the tavern bench, the door, the wall lantern) are about
100,000. Every model also has a low level at a quarter of that.

![A stack of three iron-bound oak barrels, two on the ground and one on top](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/11a602e72701a0f021089bd60a9d60a89ba0de3688d69449f8cf16f29d2a8e73.webp =1600x1600 "The stack of oak barrels: worn staves and rusted hoops are in the textures, not painted on top.")

![A blacksmith's anvil on a tree stump bound with an iron band](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/31ac6c05324030d8b9117b052509280cad324e124947eef1025d6d866984ff4e.webp =1600x1600 "The anvil on its stump, one of the smithy props.")

**Not in the pack on purpose:** whole buildings and people. Our tests showed that buildings are not yet good enough,
and we would rather ship fewer models than weaker ones. A few props were also left out because they failed review (a
hand lantern, a weapon rack, a crate).

#### How to use the models in your engine

Every model comes in six formats. Pick the one your tool reads best:

| Tool | Best format | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Godot 4 | GLB | Drag it into the project. The clips show up in the AnimationPlayer. |
| Unity | FBX, or GLB with the glTFast package | In the FBX, each clip is its own take. |
| Unreal Engine 5 | FBX, or glTF through the Interchange importer | Import the horse as a skeletal mesh with its animations. |
| Blender | Blend | Textures are packed into the file. |
| Web and three.js | GLB | The same file our viewer uses. |
| AR Quick Look (iPhone) | USDZ | USDZ holds one clip, so the horse comes with one. |

OBJ is there for older tools, but it has no rig or animation. Signed in, you can download one model at a time, or the
whole pack as one zip per format from the [pack page](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/medieval-village).

A few tips:

- **Use the low level in the distance.** It has a quarter of the triangles and textures up to 1024 px. For a herd of
  horses or a market full of carts, that saves a lot.
- **Keep the scale.** The models are in metres, with the base on the ground. If your engine uses centimetres (Unreal
  does), the importer converts it.
- **Look before you download.** Each model page has a viewer with textured, clay and wireframe modes and the clips, so
  you can check the topology and the animation first. Our [game-ready checklist](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/what-game-ready-means) says what
  to look for.

#### Need something that is not in the pack?

You can make it. Describe the object, for example "a medieval blacksmith's bellows", and the
[Sleipner studio](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/how-the-sleipner-studio-works) builds it with the same clean-up, materials and formats as the
pack. A Quick object costs 350 credits (200 at launch, until 2026-12-31), and new accounts get 600 free during the
launch (400 after). Or change a pack model: "make the market
stall's awning green and white" keeps the shape and costs 50 credits ([how edits work](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/change-a-3d-model-with-words)).

#### Questions

##### Are the medieval models really free?

Yes. Viewing is open to everyone, and downloading is free with a Sleipner account (an email and a 6-digit code). We
don't charge for library downloads, and there is no limit on how many you download.

##### Can I use them in a commercial game?

Yes. The [library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence) is a short royalty-free licence: use the models in personal and commercial
projects, change them as you like, no credit needed. It has three rules: don't resell or re-share the models as models, don't claim you made them, and don't train AI on them.

##### Are the models low poly?

Not by default. The standard level is about 50,000 triangles for most props, which suits PC and console scenes and
close renders. The low level is a quarter of that, for distant objects, crowds and mobile games.

##### Do the horses work with my own riders or carts?

The horses use a standard four-legged skeleton with the clips baked in. Attaching a rider or a cart is done in your
engine, as with any rigged animal; the wagon's drawbar and the horse are both at true scale, so they line up.

##### Will there be buildings?

Not in V1. Buildings and interiors come when our method for them is good enough. After the open beta on 16 November
2026 we plan a new pack every one to two weeks, and each one gets a post on [the blog](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog).

### From prompt to finished 3D: how the Sleipner studio works

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/how-the-sleipner-studio-works (2026-10-30)

When a game studio or a furniture brand orders a 3D model from a human studio, many people touch it before it is
delivered. Someone draws it, someone models it, someone cleans it up and paints the materials, someone rigs the moving
parts, an art director sends back what isn't good enough, and someone renders it. Sleipner works the same way. The
difference is that each role is done by the AI model that is best at it, and a judge plays the art director. We don't
build the 3D models ourselves. We run the studio.

This post walks through one object, step by step, as the studio runs on 31 October 2026. The models we use change
when better ones come out; the roles don't.

#### 1. The brief

You describe one object, for example "a 1950s gas range with chrome knobs". Before anything is charged, a scope check
reads the request. V1 makes single objects: furniture, props, products, vehicles, food, decor and plants. If you ask
for a whole scene ("a medieval street"), it suggests single objects to make instead, and nothing is charged.

Then a language model reads the brief like a producer would and answers two questions:

- **How big is it?** It estimates the real height and length, so the model can be built at true scale.
- **Which parts move?** Doors, lids, drawers, wheels, knobs or cranks.

#### 2. The concept artist

An image model (GPT Image today) draws the concept: one picture of the object, lit evenly, with nothing else in the
frame. Everything after this step is measured against it. If you start from your own photos instead, your photos are
the concept.

#### 3. The modellers

Image-to-3D models turn the concept into a textured mesh. These are the generators you may know: Tripo, Hunyuan 3D
and Microsoft's TRELLIS.2. Each is good at different things, and the best one changes with the object.

- **Quick** (350 credits; 200 at launch, until 2026-12-31) asks one modeller for one version: Tripo 3.1 first, and if it fails or is busy, Hunyuan 3D
  3.1 Pro, then TRELLIS.2.
- **Standard** (1,000 credits; 600 at launch) asks all three at the same time and lets the art director choose.

#### 4. Clean-up and materials

The raw mesh from a generator is often a million triangles or more, with messy UVs and one smooth paint over
everything. The clean-up step:

- reduces it to about 50,000 triangles;
- unwraps new UVs and bakes proper PBR textures (colour, normal, roughness, metallic) onto the new mesh, at 2048 px or,
  when the object needs more detail, a 4K master;
- gives each part its own material: chrome that reflects, brass, leather, linen, enamel, instead of one grey plastic;
- makes glass see-through again, because the generators paint glass as an opaque colour;
- scales it to the size from the brief, with the base on the ground.

![A brass ship lantern with a clear glass chimney inside a brass cage](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/29c26856ef41a92539cd80d44035cae371fd2c5af3b689721e52591569bdb3b8.webp =1600x1600 "The brass ship lantern. The generator painted its glass as a solid brown shell; the clean-up step made it glass again.")

#### 5. The art director

With several versions, something has to choose, and that choice decides the quality more than any other step. Our art
director works in stages:

1. **An inventory.** From the concept, it lists the parts that must be there: four legs, two doors, six knobs.
2. **Measurements.** Without any AI, it checks each version for loose fragments, holes, lopsidedness, wasted texture
   space and blurry textures.
3. **A review.** A vision model (Gemini 3.1 Pro today) looks at ten renders of each version, eight textured and two in
   clay, next to the concept. It scores structure, the back, proportions, surface, shape, sharpness and the front, and
   lists every defect as blocking, major or minor.
4. **A second opinion.** If a rejection decides which version wins, that version gets a second review, and that review
   settles it.
5. **A duel.** If the top two are very close, they are compared side by side.

![A three-seat sofa as an untextured clay render: wooden frame, three cushions and armrests in plain grey](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/4c7d64a43268e1cd20c937147f95fac1b2c714860851d68907e16c0ca3f38d5c.webp =1600x1600 "The clay view the reviewer looks at: no texture to hide a lumpy or melted shape.")

We tested this judge on models with known faults before using it. The vision model we chose caught 85 % of the known
defects; a faster, cheaper one caught 56 %. It costs a few cents more per object and takes about a minute per version.
We chose quality.

#### 6. The rigger

If the brief said something moves, the rigger gets to work. A vision model looks at the cleaned model and plans the
parts: where the oven door is, where its hinge is, how far it opens. Then Blender cuts those parts out of the mesh,
gives each a joint, and builds what the opening reveals, such as the inside of an oven or a drawer. Finally it makes
the clips: `open`, `hold_open`, `pull_out`, `roll` or `turn`.

A second vision check looks at the model closed and open. It can only take the rig away, never force a bad one
through: a model with a door that doesn't open is better than one with a door that tears. So when in doubt, you get the
model without moving parts.

![The 1950s range with its bottom drawer pulled out, showing a baking tray inside](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/ed84a8e277c335ecb2922385d06a34f6895ceb0037166a1c1ab488910f2e285a.webp =1280x960 "The drawer of the 1950s range oven, cut out of the mesh and given its own pull_out clip.")

#### 7. The photographer

Every object gets studio renders: front three-quarter, side, back, top and a close-up, plus clay views and, where
something moves, the parts open. These are what you see first, and what a shop or a store page can use as images.

#### 8. Delivery

The last step exports every format (GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend and OBJ) at two detail levels, plus a light copy for
the viewer in your browser. A Quick object usually takes under 10 minutes and a Standard one 10–20, because
Standard builds and reviews three versions. If anything fails, the credits come back.

#### Changes that keep the shape

Most changes after delivery are about the surface: "make it red", "make it leather", "make it look old". Those keep the
mesh exactly as it is and only repaint it, which is why they cost 50 credits instead of a new object's price. A change
to the shape ("give it a taller back") goes back to the concept artist and runs the steps again from there.
[Changing a 3D model with words](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/change-a-3d-model-with-words) goes through it.

#### The library's extra step

For [the free library](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library), the bar is higher. A model is published only when it passes the judge and a curation
pass over its renders and clay views, and it has to be at least as good as its pack's anchor model; the owner reviews
the packs before the open beta. Many models don't make it: the medieval pack left out a hand lantern, a weapon rack and
a crate. We publish fewer models rather than weaker ones.

#### What the studio doesn't do yet

- **Scenes and rooms.** One object at a time. Whole rooms, streets and landscapes come later, built from the parts.
- **Rigged characters.** Characters and animals come as static models. The horses in the library were rigged
  separately.
- **Realistic trees.** They need a different method from the one above.
- **STL for 3D printing.** We export six formats; STL isn't one of them yet.

#### Questions

##### Do you train your own 3D model?

No. We use the best image-to-3D models available and put a studio around them: the brief, clean-up, materials, the
judge, rigging, renders and formats. When a better model comes out, we add it and every object gets better.

##### Why does it take minutes, not seconds?

Because the generation is only one step. Clean-up, the material and glass passes, the review of each version, cutting
moving parts, ten studio renders and six export formats all take time. Most of what you pay for happens after the mesh
exists.

##### What happens if the result is bad?

If a job fails, the credits come back automatically. If it finishes but you don't like it, you can ask for a change in a
sentence, or make it again on Standard, where three versions compete.

##### Who owns what I make?

Our terms (under legal review) say you own what you generate, and may use it for any lawful purpose, commercial use
included. A changed library model is the exception: it stays under the [library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence) and its three
rules (don't resell or re-share it as a model, don't claim you made it, don't train AI on it).

If you want to try it, [describe an object](https://3d.sleipner.ai/create): new accounts get 600 free credits during the launch (until
2026-12-31), enough for three Quick objects at the launch price; 400 after.
If you would rather see results first, [the library](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library) shows what comes out of the studio, and
[what game-ready means](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/what-game-ready-means) explains what to check in any 3D model.

### Mid-century 3D furniture: 29 free 1950s–70s models for renders and games

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-mid-century-3d-furniture (2026-10-30)

Mid-century design, roughly the 1950s to the 1970s, is everywhere in 3D work: interior renders, retro games, film
sets, product shots that need a warm room behind them. It is also easy to get slightly wrong. A sofa from 1975 in a
1955 kitchen, or a chrome range in a teak living room, looks off even to people who couldn't say why.

The [Mid-Century Home pack](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/mid-century-home) is 29 free models from those three decades, at true scale
and in the era's colours. This post shows what is in it and a few things that make a period scene feel right.

#### What is in the pack

Counted on 31 October 2026. Six of the 29 are colour or wood variants: the same shape with a new surface, which is how a pack
grows without new risk.

| Room | Models |
|---|---|
| Living room | [1970s three-seat sofa](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-three-seat-sofa) in burnt orange, mustard and sage; [1970s pod swivel chair](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1970s-pod-swivel-chair-burnt-orange) in two colours; oak lounge chair; Chesterfield club armchair; [walnut sideboard](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-sideboard) with sliding doors; oval coffee table in two woods |
| Kitchen | [1950s range oven](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-range-oven) (the door opens, the drawer slides out); 1950s refrigerator; 1950s farmhouse table; painted farmhouse chair; 1970s chrome dinette chair in three colours; retro two-slice toaster; stovetop whistling kettle; blue floral porcelain teapot |
| Sound and vision | [1960s valve radio](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-valve-radio) (the dial turns); 1960s stereo radiogram; 1960s television set |
| Light | mid-century gourd table lamp; mid-century tripod floor lamp |
| Hall and details | painted Windsor settee; mid-century coat stand; wrought-iron magazine rack; snake plant in a footed planter |

![A walnut sideboard with two sliding doors and four tapered legs](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/cfb2d93c38d6e55740794b14811f28ac351d009f054f7b63366ff6bb46fdbac0.webp =1600x1600 "The walnut sideboard, the pack's cover. The doors are separate parts with a slide clip.")

#### Models that move

Three models have moving parts, cut out of the mesh and given their own clips:

- The [1950s range oven](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-range-oven) (76 cm wide, 96 cm high, 86 cm deep): the oven door opens
  (`open`, `hold_open`) and the bottom drawer with its baking tray slides out (`pull_out`). It comes with a roasting
  tin inside.
- The [walnut sideboard](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/walnut-sideboard) (1.60 m wide): the doors slide (`slide`).
- The [1960s valve radio](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1960s-valve-radio): the tuning knob turns (`turn`).

![The cream 1950s range with its oven door open, showing two racks and a roasting tin](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/9e6c9d1bcd1cf48f946419eb63f292fa13a64ae7fb38fb8b37f0562d258e6eb1.webp =1280x960 "The oven door is a separate part with its own hinge, so it opens in your engine or in Blender.")

#### Getting a period scene right

##### Know which decade you are in

"Mid-century" covers three decades that look quite different:

- **The 1950s:** pastel and cream kitchens, chrome trim, enamel appliances, painted wood. In the pack: the range, the
  refrigerator, the farmhouse table and chairs.
- **The 1960s:** teak and walnut, Scandinavian lines, slim tapered legs, low and long sideboards. In the pack: the
  sideboard, the radio, the radiogram, the television.
- **The 1970s:** burnt orange, mustard, olive and brown, chunky upholstery, pod chairs, more chrome and plastic. In the
  pack: the three-seat sofa, the pod chair, the chrome dinette chairs.

Mixing them can work, because real homes mixed them too, but do it on purpose. A 1950s kitchen next to a 1970s living
room reads as a home that was lived in for twenty years. Three decades in one room reads as a prop store.

![A 1970s pod swivel chair: a glossy burnt-orange shell with a cream buttoned cushion on a pedestal base](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/3bd0d48cdbdee88b3748b50f19429385539a24e51e5f223220506e9a6c557b07.webp =1600x1600 "The pod swivel chair in burnt orange: unmistakably 1970s.")

##### Keep one palette

The era's colours carry the look more than the shapes do. The pack sticks to sage, mustard, burnt orange, teak and
walnut. If you need a model in another colour, a surface-only change ("make the sofa olive corduroy") keeps the shape
exactly and costs 50 credits, much less than a new model. [How edits work](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/change-a-3d-model-with-words).

![The same 1970s sofa in mustard yellow, the shape unchanged](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/596c7e495b8a1225f55c88629a2690df6b4c36b85d89e00f08272dc1370c81fe.webp =1600x1600 "The mustard variant of the 1970s sofa: the same mesh, a new surface.")

##### Use true scale

Many mid-century sofas and lounge chairs sit lower than today's, and rooms were often smaller. If your models are at
true scale, the room looks right without tweaking. If one model was scaled by eye, everything around it looks wrong.
Every model in the pack is in metres with its base on the ground.

##### Let the materials do the work

Oiled wood, worn enamel, woven fabric and chrome need proper PBR materials to read under light: roughness for the sheen
of oiled teak, metallic for chrome, a normal map for the weave. Check them in a light setup you control, not only in a
store's screenshot. Our post on [what game-ready means](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/what-game-ready-means) has a short test.

#### For renders or for games?

Both. The standard level (around 50,000 triangles for most models) is fine for real-time scenes and close interior
renders. The low level, at a quarter of the triangles, is for rooms seen through a window or a game on a phone. Every
model comes as GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend and OBJ, and signed in you can download the whole pack as one zip per
format. For interior work in particular, see [3D furniture for interior renders](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/3d-furniture-for-interior-renders).

#### Questions

##### Is the Mid-Century Home pack free?

Yes. Anyone can view the models in the browser; downloading is free with a Sleipner account (an email and a 6-digit
code). There is no download limit.

##### Can I use the models in client work or a game I sell?

Yes. The [library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence) allows royalty-free use in personal and commercial work, client work
included, no credit needed. It has three rules: don't resell or re-share the models as models, don't claim you made them, and don't train AI on them.

##### Do you have a 1950s fridge that opens?

The [1950s refrigerator](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-refrigerator) in the pack is static. An earlier, stocked version was withdrawn
because of a dent in its door, and this one replaced it. If you need the door to open, you can [make one](https://3d.sleipner.ai/create) and the studio will try to cut
the door as a moving part.

##### Is there a modern version of these rooms?

Yes: the [Modern Home & Products pack](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/packs/modern-home) has clean, unbranded furniture, lamps and products
from today, including a linen sofa, oak chairs and a fridge-freezer. See [free modern furniture](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/free-modern-furniture-3d-models).

### Using AI agents (MCP) to find and make 3D models: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-agents-mcp-3d-models (2026-10-30)

More and more work starts with a request to an AI assistant: in a chat app, in a code editor, or in an agent that runs
in a terminal. If that work needs a 3D model, the assistant can get one itself. This post explains how that works with
the Model Context Protocol (MCP), how to connect the common clients, what Sleipner 3D offers through it, and what to
watch out for.

#### What MCP is

MCP is an open standard that lets an AI assistant use tools from other services. A service runs an MCP server; you add
the server to your assistant once; from then on the assistant can call its tools when your request needs them. Chat
apps, code editors and command-line agents support it, usually under a name like "connectors", "apps" or "MCP
servers".

Sleipner 3D runs a remote MCP server at:

```
https://3d.sleipner.ai/mcp
```

You sign in through your browser with your Sleipner account (an email and a 6-digit code) and approve the connection.
There is no API key to copy, and you can disconnect at any time on the [connect page](https://3d.sleipner.ai/connect).

#### Connect your assistant

1. Add the server address `https://3d.sleipner.ai/mcp` to your client as a remote (HTTP) MCP server, using the steps for
   your client below.
2. When the client asks you to sign in, a browser window opens: enter your email and the 6-digit code we send you.
3. Read the consent page, which names the app and what it can do, and choose Allow.
4. Ask for something, for example "search the Sleipner library for a covered wagon".

Client by client, as of 31 October 2026 (menus move, so check your client's own docs if a name has changed):

| Client | Where to add it |
|---|---|
| Claude (web, desktop, mobile) | Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. On a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner adds it once for everyone. |
| Claude Code | `claude mcp add --transport http sleipner https://3d.sleipner.ai/mcp`, then run `/mcp`, pick sleipner and sign in. |
| ChatGPT | Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced: turn on developer mode, choose Create, paste the address and pick OAuth. |
| Cursor | Add `"sleipner": { "url": "https://3d.sleipner.ai/mcp" }` under `mcpServers` in `~/.cursor/mcp.json`, then sign in from Settings → MCP. |
| VS Code | Run "MCP: Add Server…" from the command palette and choose HTTP. |

Any other client that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth should work the same way.

#### What your assistant can do with it

| Tool | What it does | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| `search_library` | Searches the free library by words, category, format or animation | free |
| `get_library_model` | Gets a model's details: size, clips, renders, licence, every file | free |
| `get_download_link` | Gives a download link for a file, valid for 5 minutes | free |
| `get_credits` | Shows your balance and the price of each tier | free |
| `create_object` | Makes a new object from a description | 350 or 1,000 credits (200 or 600 at launch, until 2026-12-31) |
| `change_object` | Changes one of your objects or a library model into a new object | 50 for a surface change, else the tier's price |
| `get_object` | Shows progress, and the files and renders when it is ready | free |
| `list_my_objects` | Lists the objects you have made | free |
| `cancel_object` | Stops a job and refunds it | free |

#### Three examples

##### Fetching a model from the library

> "Find a rigged horse in the Sleipner library and put the GLB at low detail in assets/models for a mobile game."

The assistant searches the library, finds the [draft horse](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/draft-horse), checks that it has the low level
and its eight clips, and asks for a download link. In a code editor or a terminal agent, it downloads the file straight
into your project. The low GLB has about 12,000 triangles.

##### Making something new

> "Make a 1950s chrome toaster for the kitchen scene. Standard quality."

The assistant checks your balance and tells you the price first: a Standard object costs 1,000 credits (600 at launch). Only after you
say yes does it start the job. The studio builds it in steps: concept, shape, clean-up, review and renders
([how the studio works](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/how-the-sleipner-studio-works)). That takes minutes, not seconds, so the assistant checks
back with `get_object` and shows you the renders and files when it is done.

##### Changing a library model

> "Take the Sleipner covered wagon and make the canvas dark green."

`change_object` works on library models too. A colour, material or wear change keeps the shape exactly and costs 50
credits: the tier's price is held at the start and the rest comes back when it finishes. The original stays as it is;
you get a new object. More in [changing a 3D model with words](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/change-a-3d-model-with-words).

#### Built so an agent can't run up a bill

Letting software spend money needs care. The server is built for it:

- **Price first.** The server tells assistants to state the price and get your yes before any paid tool.
- **No double charges.** Each paid call carries a request ID. If the assistant retries after a network error, it gets
  the same object back and pays nothing extra.
- **Scope check before charging.** V1 makes single objects. If an agent asks for a whole street or a forest, the server
  says so and suggests single objects instead, with nothing charged.
- **Refunds.** A cancelled or failed job gives the credits back.
- **Limits.** At most two objects in the works per account, and a few paid calls a minute.
- **Only Sleipner.** The tools don't touch anything outside Sleipner 3D, and they can't buy credits.

#### For developers building agents

- [llms.txt](https://3d.sleipner.ai/llms.txt): a short guide to Sleipner 3D written for language models.
- [llms-full.txt](https://3d.sleipner.ai/llms-full.txt): the whole catalogue, the tools and these guides as plain text.
- [library.json](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library.json): the public catalogue as JSON, with sizes, formats, detail levels and renders.
- The MCP server card at `/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json`, for directories and clients that look for it.
- For scripts that don't run inside an assistant, use the REST API with a key: [the API guide](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/generate-3d-models-api).

#### Questions

##### Which AI assistants work with Sleipner 3D?

Any client that can add a remote MCP server with OAuth sign-in. We give steps for Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor
and VS Code on the [connect page](https://3d.sleipner.ai/connect); others that support remote MCP should work the same way.

##### Can the assistant spend my credits without asking?

The server tells every assistant to state the price and get your yes before a paid tool, and most clients also ask you
to approve tool calls. Searching, viewing details and library downloads are free. Your assistant can never buy credits.

##### Do library downloads cost anything through MCP?

No. Searching, details and download links for library models are free, the same as on the website. You need a free
Sleipner account, because downloads need one.

##### Why does my download link stop working?

Links are valid for 5 minutes, on purpose. An agent should download the file right away rather than save the link.
Ask again for a fresh one.

##### Is the library licence in force?

Yes. Library models are free to download, and the [library licence](https://3d.sleipner.ai/legal/licence) allows use in your own projects,
commercial ones included. It has three rules: don't resell or re-share the models as models, don't claim you made them,
and don't train AI on them.

### What "game-ready" actually means for a 3D model

https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/what-game-ready-means (2026-10-30)

"Game-ready" is on almost every asset store page and every AI 3D tool. It has no official definition, so it can mean
anything from "it opens in Unity" to "a senior artist would ship it". This post breaks it into checks you can do
yourself in about ten minutes, on any model from anywhere: a marketplace, a free library, an AI generator or us. The
numbers are the ones we use for the models in the Sleipner library.

#### 1. Clean geometry

Open the model with the textures off. Most problems hide behind a good texture.

- **No loose bits.** Small floating pieces, often inside the model, are common in AI-made meshes. They cost
  triangles, cast odd shadows and break physics.
- **No holes.** Edges that belong to only one face ("open edges") show up as gaps or flickering in the engine.
- **No inside-out faces.** Flipped normals make a surface look black or invisible from one side.
- **Shape that reads in clay.** A clay render (one grey material, no textures) shows lumpy, melted or wavy surfaces
  that the colour hides. Our library pages have a clay mode for exactly this.

![The draft horse as a grey clay render with no textures](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/04df24ca2c9164cb871faf4ab631d084839c78e0ee1fe005f22520fd051d3d3a.webp =1600x1600 "The draft horse in clay. Without textures you see the shape itself: the muscles, the hooves and the mane.")

#### 2. A triangle budget that fits the job

A triangle count is only good or bad for a role. A rough guide for real-time use:

| Role | Triangles (rough guide) |
|---|---|
| Small background prop | a few hundred to a few thousand |
| Hero prop or furniture you walk past | 10,000 to 50,000 |
| Vehicle or large animal, close to the camera | 30,000 to 100,000 |
| Mobile AR (Android Scene Viewer) | under 100,000, 30,000 to 50,000 ideal |
| Raw output of an AI 3D generator | often 1 to 2 million |

The AR line is Google's [Scene Viewer guidance](https://developers.google.com/ar/develop/scene-viewer); the rest is a
rule of thumb, and your engine, platform and camera decide the real number.

For comparison, the [farm wagon](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/farm-wagon) in our library has about 50,500 triangles at standard detail,
12,600 at low and 1.9 million in its raw form. The raw form is useful for close-up renders and baking, not for a
game.

**Quads or triangles?** Engines draw triangles, so for a static prop it doesn't matter. Clean quad topology matters
when you want to subdivide or sculpt a model, or when it bends (a character's elbow). AI-made meshes, ours included,
are optimised triangle meshes, not hand-built quad topology. If you need quads, plan to retopologise.

#### 3. UVs and texel density

UVs map the flat texture onto the 3D surface. Check that:

- the UV islands don't overlap (unless parts are mirrored on purpose);
- the texture is used well, not a few small islands in a big empty image;
- the texel density (texture pixels per metre) is about the same everywhere, so no part looks blurry next to a sharp
  one.

When the Sleipner studio makes several versions of a model, its automatic review measures UV fill and texel density
before it picks one, and a person reviews every library model after that.

#### 4. PBR materials

Physically based rendering (PBR) materials look right under any light. The usual set:

- **Base colour:** the colour of the surface, with no light or shadow painted in.
- **Normal map:** small surface detail, such as wood grain, stitching or dents, without extra triangles.
- **Roughness and metallic:** how shiny the surface is, and whether it is metal.
- **Ambient occlusion:** soft contact shadows in cracks. glTF packs it with roughness and metallic in one image
  (occlusion in red, roughness in green, metallic in blue).

![A close-up of a woven oatmeal sofa fabric with visible threads and a seam](https://cdn.sleipner.ai/cas/eb2df001587809c5841f3039d5ba03220bd9866501173e2091e91fb71cb1f171.webp =1024x1024 "The weave on the linen sofa is texture and normal detail, not geometry.")

A quick test: light the model from a different side than in the store's screenshots. If a shadow stays where it was,
it is painted into the base colour, and the model will look wrong in your scene.

#### 5. Real scale and a sensible origin

- **Units:** glTF and GLB are in metres with Y up. FBX and Blender often use other units or Z up, and importers
  convert. A chair that arrives 100 times too big usually means a unit mix-up.
- **True size:** a dining chair seat is about 45 cm high, a door about 2 m. If a model is the wrong size, every
  physics, lighting and AR setting around it goes wrong too.
- **Origin at the base:** the pivot should sit on the floor under the object, so it drops onto the ground and rotates
  around its own centre.

Every library model is built at true scale in metres, with its base on the ground. The page lists its size: the
[draft horse](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/draft-horse) is 2.01 m to the ears and 2.8 m long.

#### 6. Levels of detail (LODs)

An LOD is a simpler copy of the model for when it is far away. Engines swap between them by distance (Unity's LOD
Group, for example). Our library offers each model at up to three levels:

- **standard:** the finished model, about 50,000 triangles for most;
- **low:** a quarter of the triangles and textures up to 1024 px, with the same rig, UVs and clips;
- **high** (some models only): the raw generator mesh, for renders, with no rig or animation.

Objects you make on Sleipner come at standard and low.

Low is made by automatic simplification, not by hand. It is good for distance and mobile. Check it up close before
you use it as the main model.

#### 7. The right format

| Format | What it is good for |
|---|---|
| GLB | One file with the mesh, textures and animation. Godot, the web, three.js, Android AR, Shopify. |
| glTF | The same as GLB, as separate files you can edit. |
| FBX | Unity and Unreal. Each animation clip is its own take. |
| USDZ | Apple AR Quick Look on iPhone and iPad. Our USDZ files hold one animation clip. |
| Blend | Blender, with the textures packed inside. |
| OBJ | Old tools and 3D printing prep. Static: no rig, no animation. |

#### 8. If it moves: rig and clips

A rigged model has a skeleton (for animals and characters) or separate parts with hinges (doors, lids, drawers,
wheels). Check that the clips have clear names, that they loop where they should, and that moving parts turn around
the right point. The [1950s range oven](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library/1950s-range-oven) in our library is a good test: the door opens and
the tray slides out, each as its own clip.

#### 9. Collision

Engines use a simple shape, not the visual mesh, for physics. Some store assets ship with a collision mesh. Our
library files don't include one today. A box or a convex hull made by your engine on import is usually enough for a
prop.

#### The ten-minute checklist

1. Turn textures off. Look for floating bits, holes and lumpy surfaces.
2. Check the triangle count against the job the model has to do.
3. Look at the UVs: no overlaps, no wasted space, even sharpness.
4. Move the light. Shadows painted into the colour will not move.
5. Check the size in metres and where the origin is.
6. Find out what LODs you get, or plan to make them.
7. Pick the format your tool reads best.
8. Play every clip and open every door.
9. Add collision.

Every model in the [Sleipner library](https://3d.sleipner.ai/library) is checked against points 1 to 8, and the viewer on each page lets
you check it yourself in textured, clay and wireframe mode before you download.

#### Questions

##### Is "game-ready" the same as "low poly"?

No. Low poly is one style and one budget. A game-ready model fits the budget of its role, which for a hero prop on PC
can be 50,000 triangles. What makes it game-ready is that it is clean, light enough for its job, textured with PBR
maps, at true scale and in a format your engine reads.

##### Are AI-generated 3D models game-ready?

Raw output usually isn't yet: it is often a million triangles or more, one fused piece, with no real size. It can be
made game-ready with clean-up, retopology or decimation, a texture bake and scaling, by hand or by a pipeline. Our
[comparison of AI 3D generators](https://3d.sleipner.ai/blog/ai-3d-generators-compared) goes through what each step adds.

##### Do I need quad topology for a game?

Not for static props: engines draw triangles. Quads matter when you will sculpt or subdivide a model, or when it bends,
like a character's elbow. AI-made meshes, ours included, are optimised triangle meshes.

##### What is a good texture size?

It depends on how big the object is on screen. 2048 px is common for a hero prop, 1024 px for most props and anything
seen at a distance. Our standard files use textures up to 2048 px, and the low level at most 1024 px.

##### Where can I check a model before I buy or download it?

Ask for a clay and wireframe view. Many marketplaces show wireframe screenshots; our model pages have a live viewer with
textured, clay and wireframe modes for every model.

## HTTP API reference

https://3d.sleipner.ai/developers/api. Base https://3d.sleipner.ai/; send `Authorization: Bearer slp_...`. Errors are `{"error": "..."}` with
an HTTP status; refusals to make or change something add a `code`.

- `POST /api/objects` (key): Make an object (kind generate) or a changed copy (kind edit). JSON.
- `POST /api/objects` (key): Make or change with reference images (kind generate or edit): multipart/form-data, a request part and 1-4 images parts (1 on a change). When reference images are switched on.
- `GET /api/objects` (key or session): Your objects, newest first. ?status=queued|running|ready|failed&limit=1-100 (default 20).
- `GET /api/objects/{id}` (key or session): One object: status, progress, the price charged, and when ready its renders and files.
- `GET /api/objects/{id}/download` (key or session): 303 redirect to the file (a link valid 5 minutes). ?format=glb&detail=standard
- `POST /api/objects/{id}/cancel` (key or session): Stop a queued or running object; its credits come back.
- `GET /api/credits` (key or session): Your balance, the prices, and your latest 20 credit entries.
- `POST /api/credits/redeem` (key or session): Redeem a credit code: {"code": "..."}. Once per account; 400 if it isn't valid or has run out, 409 if you used it already.
- `GET /api/capabilities` (none): What V1 makes, may get wrong (uncertain) and can't do yet (not_yet), with examples, pitfalls and roadmaps.
- `GET /library.json` (none): The public library catalog: every model with sizes, formats, levels and renders.
- `GET /api/health` (none): {"ok": true, "db": true} when the app and its database are up.

Make (JSON, kind generate):

- `kind` ("generate"): Required.
- `prompt` (string): One object, 3 to 600 characters.
- `tier` ("quick" | "standard"): Default quick.
- `request_id` (string, 1–64): Optional, recommended: makes a retry safe.
- `accept_uncertain` (boolean): Optional. After a 422 whose scope.status is uncertain (proceed_with "accept_uncertain"), send the same request with true once the user accepts that results vary.
- `make_anyway` (boolean): Optional. After a 422 whose scope.status is not_yet (proceed_with "make_anyway"), send the same request with true to try it regardless.

Change (JSON, kind edit):

- `kind` ("edit"): Required.
- `instruction` (string): The change, 2 to 300 characters: "make it dark green".
- `object_id` (string): One of your ready objects. Give this or library_slug.
- `library_slug` (string): A library model, e.g. "farm-wagon" (from /library.json).
- `tier` ("quick" | "standard"): Default quick. Sets the price if the shape has to change.
- `request_id` (string, 1–64): Optional, recommended.
- `accept_uncertain` (boolean): Optional, as above.
- `make_anyway` (boolean): Optional, as above.

Answer 201 (200 for a repeated request_id, charged once): `object_id`, `status`, `page_url`, `api_url`, `price`,
`balance`, `already_submitted`. Poll `api_url` every 10-15 s until `status` is `ready` or `failed`, then
`GET /api/objects/{id}/download?format=glb&detail=standard` (a 303 to a 5-minute link).

The capabilities check (a held request is a 422 before anything is charged; `GET /api/capabilities` and the MCP tool
`list_capabilities` list what V1 makes, may get wrong and can't do yet). Every new object and every change is checked against what V1 makes before anything is charged. Supported goes ahead. Uncertain (large buildings, 3D text and logos, parts that must fit exactly): we say what tends to go wrong, and "Make it anyway" makes it at the usual price. Not yet (scenes, rooms, landscapes, realistic trees, animation, fire and effects): we suggest single objects to make instead, and "Try anyway" makes it regardless. Requests against our terms are refused. A request the check stops costs nothing.

- scope.status: supported (made; a note may come with it as scope_note), uncertain (results vary), not_yet (V1 can't do it yet) or refused (against the terms).
- scope.proceed_with names the one flag that makes the same request go ahead: "accept_uncertain" for uncertain, "make_anyway" for not_yet, null for refused (nothing makes it go ahead).
- scope.can_override is true only for not_yet (make_anyway). On uncertain it is false: that does not mean the request can't go ahead, it means use proceed_with (accept_uncertain: true), not make_anyway.
- scope.reason (also message), pitfalls (uncertain: what tends to go wrong), suggestions and suggestion (single objects V1 makes instead), roadmap, interest and notify_url (a page the user opens to be told when it's ready; an agent can't opt the user in), credits (nothing was charged).

Errors:

- 400: The body or a field is wrong ("Bad request: …"), or the request is a JSON product (send photos as multipart).
- 400 `invalid`: Making refused the input: a description outside 3-600 characters, a change outside 2-300, an object that isn't finished yet, an unknown tier.
- 401: No key, or a key that is wrong or revoked.
- 402 `insufficient_credits`: Not enough credits. The body has your balance and what is needed.
- 404 `not_found`: No such object or library model (on make or change); other routes answer 404 with no code.
- 413: Photos: more than 60 MB in one request.
- 422 `scope_*`: Held by the capabilities check (scope_scene, scope_structure, scope_vegetation, scope_animation, scope_effect, scope_text, scope_precision, scope_prohibited). The body's scope has status (uncertain, not_yet or refused), reason, suggestions, roadmap, notify_url and proceed_with: the flag that makes the same request go ahead (accept_uncertain or make_anyway; none when refused). Nothing is charged.
- 422 `share_not_eligible`: share: true on something that can't be shared: made from photos or reference images (or a change of one), or a request made with make_anyway or accept_uncertain.
- 403 `share_paused`: Sharing is paused on your account for a while, after several shares that weren't accepted. Make it without share.
- 409 `share_unavailable`: Community sharing isn't open. Make it without share.
- 400 `images_unchecked`: Reference images or a product's photos: the picture check couldn't run. Try again (or leave reference images out). Nothing is charged.
- 422: Photos: a photo or the size is wrong; the message says which.
- 422 `scope_prohibited`: Reference images or a product's photos: a picture goes against the terms (someone else's character, brand or design; a real person; sexual, hateful or illegal content; a weapon to manufacture). A product's own brand and logo are fine. Can't be overridden; nothing is charged.
- 429: A rate limit. Retry-After says how many seconds to wait.
- 429 `too_many_checks`: Many requests held by the capabilities check in a short time. Wait a few seconds.
- 429 `too_many_active`: Already 2 objects in the works on your account. Wait for one to finish (no Retry-After).
- 503 `daily_budget`: Making is paused for today because of high demand. Nothing is charged.
- 503 `disabled`: Making is switched off for a while. Nothing is charged.

Limits:

- Per key: 60 requests at once, then 1 a second.
- Making (POST /api/objects): 5 at once, then one every 30 seconds, per account. A request the capabilities or picture check holds up (a 422 scope_*, too_many_checks, images_unchecked) doesn't count; every other POST does, even a refused one.
- Up to 2 objects queued or being made at once, per account.
- Per IP address, for requests that carry a key: 120 at once, then 2 a second.

## FAQ

### What does it cost?

The library is free. Making an object costs credits: Quick 200 (about $2 / €2.40 / 26 kr), Standard 600 (about $6 / €7.20 / 77 kr): launch prices until 31 Dec, then 350 and 1,000. A change that only touches the surface (a new colour, material or wear) costs 50. One credit is about one US cent. Agents and the API pay the same prices as the site.

### Is there a free trial?

Every new account gets 600 free credits, enough for 3 Quick objects. No card needed: you sign in with your email.

### How do I get more credits?

Buying credits opens soon; the packs and their prices are on the pricing page. Need more credits before then? Write to hello@sleipner.ai and tell us what you are making.

### Do credits expire?

No. Free and bought credits stay in your account until you use them.

### What if an object fails, or I cancel it?

Its credits come back to your balance automatically. You can see every charge and refund under Credits, one click from Your models.

### How are changes charged?

A change makes a new object and keeps the original. If it only touches the surface (colour, material or wear), it costs 50 credits in the end. Sometimes the full Quick or Standard price is taken when it starts, and everything above 50 comes back when it finishes. A change to the shape or the style costs the Quick or Standard price.

### Can I use library models in commercial work?

Yes. Use library and pack models in anything, personal or commercial: games, apps, films, renders, ads, shops, client work and game-jam entries, changed or not. No fee, and you don't have to credit us. Three rules: don't resell or re-share the models as models (on their own, in asset packs, on marketplaces or free-model sites), don't claim you made them, and don't use them to train AI.

### Who owns the objects I make?

You do, fully, as far as the law and our AI providers allow: we claim no rights in them and transfer to you any we have. Use them commercially, sell or resell them, and license them, for example to a publisher or a game jam's organiser. We keep only what we need to run the service, and a licence to publish an object if you choose to share it with the community. A changed copy of a library model stays under the library licence. The law on AI output is still unsettled: in many countries it may not be protected by copyright, and someone else may make a similar object. The terms are a draft under legal review.

### Which formats do I get?

GLB, glTF (zipped, separate textures), FBX, USDZ, Blend (Blender, textures packed) and OBJ (zipped; no rig or animation). Library models come in up to three detail levels (high, standard, low); objects you make come in standard and low. Everything is at its real size, in metres.

### Which format should I pick?

GLB for the web, three.js, Godot and most engines; FBX for Unity, Unreal, Maya, 3ds Max and Cinema 4D; USDZ for Apple AR Quick Look and Reality Composer; Blend to keep working in Blender; OBJ when nothing else is read. Low detail is for games, mobile and crowds.

### Can I 3D print it?

3D printing: no STL or 3MF yet. Export OBJ and check it in your slicer.

### Do I need an account to download?

Browsing, searching and viewing in 3D are open to everyone. Downloads need a free account, so we can count them. A pack downloads as one zip per format.

### Is it made by AI?

Yes, and we say so. Sleipner runs a 3D studio in which each role is an AI model: a language model reads the brief and sets the real size, an image model draws the concept, image-to-3D models build the mesh, our pipeline cleans it into a real-time model with UVs and PBR textures, and Blender renders it in a studio. Library models are made the same way, then picked and checked by us before they are published.

### What is the judge?

A vision model that plays the art director. Standard builds three versions and the judge compares them with the concept and picks the best one. We tested it on models with known faults before using it.

### Will every model be perfect?

No. AI output can have mistakes: a wrong detail, a soft texture, a part that should move but doesn't. Look at the renders before you use a model. If one is clearly broken, tell us with the link (see Support).

### What can't Sleipner 3D make yet?

V1 makes single objects: furniture, props, products, vehicles, food, stylised trees, potted plants and small buildings. Rooms and scenes, landscapes and forests, realistic trees, rigged or animated characters, and fire, smoke or water effects are not in V1 yet. Large buildings, 3D text and logos, and parts that must fit to the millimetre work, but results vary. We check every request before anything is charged and tell you what to expect, with things we can make instead. For the things that aren't ready, press "Keep me updated" and we'll email you once when they are. The full list is at /v1.

### Can I get a refund?

Failed and cancelled objects are refunded in credits automatically. For bought credits: within 14 days of buying a pack you can withdraw from the purchase and get a refund of the credits you haven't used; use "Withdraw from this purchase" in your credits history, or write to hello@sleipner.ai. Credits already spent aren't refunded, because the work was done.

### Who can see what I make?

Only you. Objects you make are private to your account, and nothing is published unless you choose to share it.

### Where does my data go?

Your files are stored in the EU. To make an object we send your description (and photos, if you give any) to the AI providers that build it. Analytics cookies are only set if you choose Accept. We don't sell your data or use it for advertising.

### How do I delete my account or get my data?

Write to hello@sleipner.ai from the address you sign in with. We delete or export it for you; a button in Settings is coming.

### What happens when V1 can't make what I ask for?

Every new object and every change is checked against what V1 makes before anything is charged. Supported goes ahead. Uncertain (large buildings, 3D text and logos, parts that must fit exactly): we say what tends to go wrong, and "Make it anyway" makes it at the usual price. Not yet (scenes, rooms, landscapes, realistic trees, animation, fire and effects): we suggest single objects to make instead, and "Try anyway" makes it regardless. Requests against our terms are refused. A request the check stops costs nothing.

### Can you tell me when V1 can do it?

On a "not yet" answer, "Keep me updated" asks us to email you when that capability is ready in Sleipner 3D, only about that, with a one-click unsubscribe. Nothing is ticked for you, and you can change the list any time.

### What does open beta mean?

Everything on the site works and is open to everyone, and we are still improving it every week. V1 focuses on single, finished objects. Prices can change for the future, but a change never takes away credits you already have.

### Can I use it from an AI agent or a script?

Yes. Any MCP client (an AI assistant, an IDE agent) can search the library and make objects through our MCP server, with an OAuth sign-in; scripts use the HTTP API with a key. Same credits, same prices.

### Is there an uptime guarantee?

Not during the beta. We monitor the site around the clock. If making objects is paused (for example under heavy load), the site and the API say so, and nothing is charged.

## MCP tools

### search_library

Search Sleipner's library of ready-made, studio-quality 3D models. Matches titles, descriptions, tags and categories, and tolerates typos and synonyms. Filter by category, animation or file format. Each hit has a slug (for get_library_model, get_download_link and change_object), title, page URL, poster image URL, formats, detail levels, triangle count, size in metres and whether it is animated. Leave the query out to list the whole catalog. Free.

### get_library_model

Everything about one library model, by slug: description, size in metres, animations, licence, studio render URLs, and every downloadable file (format and detail level, with file size and triangle count). Free.

### get_download_link

A direct download link for a model file: a library model (slug) or one of the user's own finished objects (object_id). Formats: glb (one file; web, Unity, Unreal, Godot), gltf (zip), fbx, usdz (Apple AR), blend (Blender), obj (zip, no animation). Detail: high, standard or low, where the model has it. Without format and detail, a library model comes in the user's saved defaults (else GLB, standard); an object in GLB, standard. The link needs no login and works for 5 minutes: give it to the user or fetch it right away. An accurate-tier object (made from photos) also has one file per platform: give object_id and platform (listed in get_object's platform_files) instead of format and detail. Free.

### get_credits

The user's credit balance and the price of each generation tier (quick costs 200 credits (launch price until 2026-12-31, list price 350) (one version, the fastest build); standard costs 600 credits (launch price until 2026-12-31, list price 1,000) (three versions; the best one is picked for you)). Check before create_object or change_object. Free.

### list_capabilities

The capabilities list: by category, what Sleipner 3D makes (supported), may get wrong (uncertain, needs accept_uncertain) and can't do yet (not_yet), with examples, alternatives and the roadmap. Check it when unsure before create_object. Free.

### create_object (changes things)

Make a new 3D model from a description: a finished, textured model with studio renders and downloads in GLB, glTF, FBX, USDZ, Blend and OBJ. SPENDS CREDITS: quick costs 200 credits (launch price until 2026-12-31, list price 350) (one version, the fastest build); standard costs 600 credits (launch price until 2026-12-31, list price 1,000) (three versions; the best one is picked for you). Tell the user the price and get a yes first. Credits are taken now and refunded if the job fails or is canceled. It takes under 10 minutes for Quick, 10–20 for Standard; the model is not returned here: follow it with get_object using the returned object_id, and give the user the page URL. Always pass a request_id so a retry can't make and charge a second object. Describe one object (not a scene): what it is, material, colour, style, era, e.g. 'a 1950s red kitchen chair with chrome legs'. V1 (open beta) makes single objects: furniture, props, products, vehicles, food, decor, potted plants, stylised trees and bushes, and small buildings as an outside shell; doors, lids, drawers and wheels move. Characters and animals come as static models. Every request gets a capabilities check before anything is charged, with a status: supported (made), uncertain (large buildings, 3D text and logos, parts that must fit exactly: results vary; pass accept_uncertain: true once the user accepts) or not_yet (scenes, rooms, landscapes, forests, streets, several objects at once, realistic trees and bushes, rigs and animation, fire, smoke and effects: single-object suggestions, a roadmap and a notify_url the user can open to hear when it's ready; make_anyway: true tries regardless). The full list: GET /api/capabilities. Requests against the terms are refused. A held request returns an error with a status (uncertain, not_yet or refused), a reason code (scope_scene, scope_vegetation, scope_structure, scope_animation, scope_text, scope_precision, scope_effect, scope_prohibited), a reason to relay, suggestions, a roadmap, a notify_url and proceed_with; nothing is charged.

### change_object (changes things)

Make a changed copy of a model: one of the user's finished objects (object_id) or a library model (library_slug), with an instruction such as 'make it red' or 'give it brass handles'. The source is never modified; the change becomes a new object. SPENDS CREDITS: 50 credits if only the surface changes (a new colour, material or wear; the shape stays exactly), otherwise the tier's price (quick 200 (launch price until 2026-12-31, list price 350), standard 600 (launch price until 2026-12-31, list price 1,000)). When a quick check says it only touches the surface, 50 is taken at submit and the rest only if the shape has to be rebuilt after all; otherwise the tier's price is taken and the difference comes back when a surface-only change finishes. A job keeps the price it was submitted at. Tell the user both prices and get a yes first. Takes under 10 minutes for Quick, 10–20 for Standard; follow it with get_object. Always pass a request_id. A change keeps it one object: putting it into a room or a landscape, animating it or adding effects is out of V1's scope (status not_yet, code scope_scene, nothing charged).

### get_object

Status and result of one of the user's objects. While it is being made: status (queued, running, ready, failed), the current step, progress and any error. When ready: page URL, poster and studio render URLs (valid for an hour), size in metres and the downloadable files; the poster is attached as an image so you can see the result. An accurate-tier object made from photos also has platform_files (Shopify, Android, Amazon, Apple, 4K master) and accuracy (silhouette fit against the photos, size match in mm). Poll about once a minute while it runs. Free.

### list_my_objects

The user's own objects (made here or on 3d.sleipner.ai), newest first, with status, progress and page URL. Filter by status. Free.

### cancel_object (changes things)

Cancel an object that is still queued or being made. A queued one is canceled at once and its credits refunded; a running one stops at the render server's next check-in (within about a minute) and is refunded then. Finished objects can't be canceled.

## Formats

- GLB: glTF binary, one file. Web, three.js, Unity, Unreal, Godot.
- glTF: glTF with separate textures, zipped.
- FBX: Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Unity, Unreal.
- USDZ: Apple AR Quick Look, Reality Composer, Omniverse.
- Blend: Blender 5.2 scene, textures packed.
- OBJ: Mesh, materials and textures, zipped. No rig or animation.