The model shelf
166 voxel models, exported straight from the game's own files: the Voxies on its pavements, the cars on its roads,
the houses its zones grow, the works, the stations and the bins. Pick one up to turn it round.
Everything that drives the streets, from the little runabout to the bin lorry.
The little runabout: short, tall, round – the toy car.
304 triangles
The everyday four-door, in any of the eight body paints.
308 triangles
The saloon with the roof carried on to the tailgate, and rails on it.
360 triangles
Cab up front, an open bed behind with a tool box in it.
344 triangles
The family people-carrier: one tall bubble of a body.
336 triangles
A saloon in taxi yellow with a sign on the roof.
368 triangles
The parcel lorry that restocks the shops: a painted cab and a tall cream box with a marigold band.
396 triangles
The removals Luton that brings each new household: its box runs on over the cab.
404 triangles
A white saloon with a blue stripe down its flank and a light bar.
356 triangles
The pump: red cab and body, silver lockers, ladder, blue beacons.
556 triangles
White box ambulance, a yellow and green chequer down its flanks, red crosses, blue beacons.
540 triangles
The council bin lorry: green cab, a rounded green body, a steel rear loader with a wheelie bin on the lift.
488 triangles
A long, low, dark estate: curtained glass and a wreath in the back.
352 triangles
The single-decker in the transit teal: a long glasshouse full of passengers, a yellow destination blind, doors.
408 triangles
A rider on a bike, in three outfits. Cycle Streets give them a lane of their own.
3 looks
292 triangles
A small fishing boat, moored alongside the harbour.
170 triangles
Rolling stock, the little prop plane, and the stations and airfield people travel from.
The passenger locomotive: a round-nosed cab unit in its line's colour.
548 triangles
A passenger coach: the line's colour below the waist, cream above.
436 triangles
A metro car: a white body with the line's colour on the cab.
508 triangles
The airfield’s little high-wing prop plane: a cream fuselage, a painted stripe, a braced wing and a two-blade propeller.
860 triangles
Runs one line over the stops it can drive to, nearest ten first. Without a depot a stop is just a shelter.
2 × 2 tiles
3 levels
2,186 triangles
Voxies within 6 tiles of two stations take the train instead of driving.
1 tile
1,206 triangles
An entrance beside a street, over a metro line. Voxies within 10 tiles of two stations on one line ride instead of driving.
1 tile
1,092 triangles
Brings visitors to spend in your shops. It levels its own ground; keep homes clear of its noise.
12 × 4 tiles
2,418 triangles
Grown in the zones you paint, from a cottage to a crown tower.
A detached cottage in its garden.
1 tile
2 looks
1,034 triangles
A pair of semi-detached houses, each painted its own colour under one hipped roof, bays and doors mirrored.
1 tile
1,152 triangles
A double-fronted house with its gable to the street and a garage wing.
1 tile
1,216 triangles
A terraced row of three houses, each its own colour and door, two storeys plus dormers, chimneys on the party walls.
1 tile
1,420 triangles
A tall Georgian-style pair, three storeys under a parapet and cornice, steps and railings, balconettes.
1 tile
1,468 triangles
A red-brick mansion block – four storeys, stacked bay windows, stone string courses, a slate hipped roof with dormers.
1 tile
1,588 triangles
Pastel walk-up flats – brick ground floor, three floors of balconies with planters, a planted roof with a pergola.
1 tile
1,598 triangles
A six-storey block that steps back at the top, the setback a planted terrace, balconies on the upper floors.
1 tile
1,770 triangles
A converted warehouse – dark brick, big steel windows, a fire escape, a timber water tank on the roof.
1 tile
1,988 triangles
A brick residential tower – corner balconies with planters on every floor and a green copper pyramid crown with a finial.
1 tile
2,946 triangles
A render tower with full-width balconies whose slab edges are painted in turn.
1 tile
2,288 triangles
A close of terraced houses – a row on the street and a second row facing it across a shared green with a pond.
2 × 2 tiles
4,790 triangles
A garden estate – two terraces of nine houses facing a long green with a pond, a playground and benches.
3 × 3 tiles
7,736 triangles
An Edwardian mansion block round a garden court – brick with stone bands, corner turrets under slate spires.
2 × 2 tiles
4,030 triangles
Two seven-storey blocks, one on the street and one at the back, in different colours, balconies with planters.
3 × 3 tiles
7,256 triangles
A courtyard block that climbs from six storeys at the street to nine at the back, every step a planted roof terrace.
2 × 2 tiles
4,854 triangles
The residential landmark – a seventeen-storey brick tower with corner balconies on a planted podium.
3 × 3 tiles
9,292 triangles
Cafés, parades, picture houses and office towers.
A little café with its gable to the street, a striped awning, a lettered fascia and tables out front under parasols.
1 tile
1,234 triangles
A flat-roofed corner grocer with a stepped parapet, a lettered fascia and crates of fruit on trestles outside.
1 tile
894 triangles
A two-storey shop with the flat over it – terraced, so a row of them makes a high street.
1 tile
2 looks
1,230 triangles
A three-storey high-street parade – two shops with their own awnings and signs, a door to the flats between them.
1 tile
1,446 triangles
An inn – a two-storey pub under a slate mansard with dormers (the third storey), dark frontage, gold letters.
1 tile
1,208 triangles
A supermarket – a big shed under a low pitched roof, a tall glazed entrance gable with the name over it.
1 tile
796 triangles
A picture house – a marquee canopy with a row of bulbs, poster frames, the name standing on the front.
1 tile
780 triangles
A department store – display windows with awnings, stone upper floors, a clock over the doors.
1 tile
1,394 triangles
A grand hotel – columned porch with a red carpet, flags, balconies, a mansard with dormers and its name on the roof.
1 tile
1,426 triangles
A glass office tower – stone podium, curtain wall in bands with steel mullions, a setback crown and a mast.
1 tile
1,438 triangles
An Art Deco office tower – three stepped tiers of stone piers and dark spandrels, gold trim, a spire.
1 tile
630 triangles
A Victorian market hall – brick base, a glazed barrel vault with iron ribs, stalls with striped canopies outside.
2 × 2 tiles
2,758 triangles
A shopping mall – a long low building with a glazed barrel atrium, its name in big letters, a car park with cars.
3 × 3 tiles
2,804 triangles
A five-storey department store with a corner clock tower and dome, display windows under awnings, its name on the roof.
2 × 2 tiles
2,666 triangles
Two office blocks of different heights on a plaza with a fountain and trees.
3 × 3 tiles
6,040 triangles
An office tower on a shop podium – curtain wall in bands, two setbacks, a lit crown and a mast.
2 × 2 tiles
3,562 triangles
The city's tallest – a stepped office tower with a lit crown and a spire, on a plaza.
3 × 3 tiles
6,070 triangles
Workshops, mills and works: the most jobs, and the smoke.
A clad workshop with a shallow roof, a roller door, a yard of crates and drums behind a railing.
1 tile
1,144 triangles
A builder's merchant – an open-fronted lean-to shed full of timber stacks, a little office, a skip.
1 tile
834 triangles
A brick works under a north-light sawtooth roof, with a round chimney behind and a loading bay.
1 tile
622 triangles
A clad warehouse with a barrel roof, twin silos and the conveyor that feeds it.
1 tile
866 triangles
A foundry – a tall dark hall with a monitor roof, twin banded stacks, an ore hopper and a spoil heap.
1 tile
928 triangles
A small chemical works – a banded tank farm, a gas sphere, a pipe rack, a control block and a flare stack.
1 tile
1,140 triangles
A distribution shed – dock doors along the front, a lorry at a dock, a sign, a fenced yard.
1 tile
744 triangles
A cold store – white insulated panels under a barrel roof, docks, a milk tanker in the yard.
1 tile
656 triangles
A processing plant – a low hall, a bank of four silos, a conveyor gantry and a tall banded stack.
1 tile
822 triangles
A brewery – brick brewhouse with a louvred lantern on its ridge, copper vessels, a round chimney and a painted sign.
1 tile
1,034 triangles
A refinery – two distillation columns ringed with platforms, a gas sphere, pipe racks and a lit flare.
1 tile
1,322 triangles
A works with its own power – a hyperboloid cooling tower, a brick turbine hall and a tall banded stack.
1 tile
1,090 triangles
A works under a north-light sawtooth roof, an office wing with the name, docks and a lorry in the yard, a brick stack.
2 × 2 tiles
1,250 triangles
A factory – a great brick sawtooth hall, an office block with the name, a yard of lorries, a water tank on legs.
3 × 3 tiles
1,806 triangles
A freight yard – a clad shed, stacked containers and a yellow gantry crane over them.
2 × 2 tiles
1,152 triangles
A logistics park – a long clad warehouse with a dock on every bay, a container yard under a gantry crane, lorries.
3 × 3 tiles
2,028 triangles
A grain mill – a tall brick mill house with a timber hoist lucarne under its roof.
2 × 2 tiles
2,658 triangles
A power station – twin hyperboloid cooling towers, a brick turbine hall, two tall banded stacks and a tank farm.
3 × 3 tiles
6,662 triangles
Health, fire, police, schools, deathcare, waste, power and water.
Local health cover. Without it, buildings run at 75%.
1 tile
3 levels
764 triangles
Health cover for most of a town, and ambulances for emergencies.
3 × 3 tiles
5,857 triangles
Sends an appliance to fires. A fire nobody reaches burns the building down.
2 × 2 tiles
3 levels
2,118 triangles
Answers crime. Unpoliced streets see more of it.
2 × 2 tiles
3 levels
2,324 triangles
Teaches the children around it. Buildings need a school in reach to reach level 3.
2 × 3 tiles
3 levels
2,766 triangles
Graduates the teenagers who finished school nearby. Level 3 jobs need a degree, so a city without one cannot staff its best buildings.
3 × 3 tiles
4,428 triangles
Lets Voxies study from home where no school or university reaches - but only once the city has built one.
1 tile
1,680 triangles
Collects the dead. A death outside every catchment is a body nobody comes for, and its street loses land value.
2 × 2 tiles
1,986 triangles
Collects the city's waste, but blights its surroundings.
2 × 2 tiles
3 levels
2,864 triangles
Collects waste and sells what it sorts, so it nearly pays for itself.
2 × 2 tiles
1,674 triangles
Collects food waste, and the neighbours like it.
1 tile
1,242 triangles
Takes the electronics a landfill handles worst, and clears the waste around it.
2 × 2 tiles
2,640 triangles
Parcels arrive once by lorry and go the last mile by cargo bike, so vans stop crossing the city.
2 × 2 tiles
1,038 triangles
Feeds power into a connected cable grid. Heavy pollution, so site it downwind.
2 × 2 tiles
2,770 triangles
Feeds power into a connected cable grid, cleanly. Its blades turn with the wind.
1 tile
1,340 triangles
Clean power by day and none after dusk. Pair it with a battery, or a plant that runs at night.
3 × 3 tiles
4,654 triangles
Combined heat and power: its waste heat warms the homes around it. The one plant you want near homes.
2 × 2 tiles
1,722 triangles
Generates nothing. Stores the day's surplus and gives it back when the sun goes down.
2 × 2 tiles
3,046 triangles
Feeds water into a connected pipe network.
1 tile
1,488 triangles
Drains a connected sewer network. Buildings need water and sewage both.
2 × 2 tiles
1,728 triangles
A modern amenity: the neighbours like it, the grid it draws from does not.
2 × 2 tiles
1,792 triangles
Green space, sport, the waterfront and the farms outside town.
Green space: the street around it is worth more.
1 tile
1,546 triangles
Market gardening on a city plot. Neighbours like it, and it composts the food waste around it.
2 × 3 tiles
3,678 triangles
A wider reach than a park, and floodlit after dark.
2 × 2 tiles
1,312 triangles
One tile, so it fits where a pitch will not.
1 tile
746 triangles
Stands on the quay with water alongside. Boats moor behind it.
2 × 2 tiles
1,792 triangles
Its lantern burns after dark, and the whole shore is worth more for it.
1 tile
1,472 triangles
A farmstead barn, standing out in the fields.
1 tile
422 triangles
A pair of grain silos with a lean-to: the other half of a farm.
1 tile
738 triangles
The town’s people, each with their own home, job and day, and the dogs and prams they walk.
A child in a skirt, hair in pigtails.
2 poses
148 triangles
A child in shorts and a red cap.
2 poses
120 triangles
A child in jeans and white trainers, a backpack on.
2 poses
128 triangles
A teenager in a charcoal skirt and white trainers.
2 poses
188 triangles
Hood up, backpack on, white trainers.
2 poses
140 triangles
A teal beanie and headphones on.
2 poses
204 triangles
Long hair, a navy skirt and brown shoes.
2 poses
164 triangles
A neat bob and a satchel over one shoulder.
2 poses
146 triangles
A long dress, hair up in a bun.
2 poses
180 triangles
Navy trousers and brown shoes.
2 poses
140 triangles
Broad-shouldered, bearded, in khaki trousers.
2 poses
140 triangles
Curly hair and a rounder build, in jeans.
2 poses
196 triangles
A cream sunhat, khaki shorts and brown shoes.
2 poses
180 triangles
A bottle-green pack and white trainers.
2 poses
136 triangles
A stoop, a walking stick and a plum skirt: slower on her feet.
2 poses
210 triangles
A tweed cap and trousers, a walking stick to lean on.
2 poses
170 triangles
Glasses on, a little stooped.
2 poses
140 triangles
A berry bobble hat and glasses.
2 poses
148 triangles
A small dog trotting at heel, its fur its own colour.
2 poses
76 triangles
A pram pushed ahead of its walker, a baby looking out.
128 triangles
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