Glastonbury Tor
The lone hill above the Somerset Levels, with St Michael's Tower on top and the terraced slopes that wind round it.
Model my Property › Examples
Example 3D models of famous places
See what Model my Property makes before you draw your own land. Each example opens in the app and is built there and then, in your browser, from lidar height surveys, OpenStreetMap and aerial photos.
Building takes a minute or two. When it is done you can turn the model round, stretch the heights, swap the picture between satellite, map and lidar, and download it to 3D print.
Corfe Castle
The ruined castle on its steep mound in the Purbeck Hills, with the village and the gap in the ridge below it.
Stonehenge
The stone circle on the open chalk of Salisbury Plain. With the heights stretched, the gentle rise it stands on shows clearly.
Malham Cove
The great curved limestone cliff in the Yorkshire Dales, with the limestone pavement along its top.
Pen y Fan
The highest peak in southern Britain, in the Brecon Beacons, with its flat summit and steep north face. Built from Welsh lidar.
Edinburgh Castle
The castle on its volcanic rock above Princes Street Gardens, with the Old Town running down the ridge behind it. Built from Scottish lidar.
Make one of your own
Find your farm, garden or favourite walk on the map, draw around it and press Auto model. The same steps built every example on this page.
Things to try with an example
- Heights. The slider over the 3D view stretches the hills up, which helps gentle land such as Stonehenge stand out.
- Picture. Switch between Satellite, Map and Lidar to see the ground as an aerial photo, a street map or shaded relief.
- Share link. Change the outline or add things, then use Share link to send your version to someone.
- Print it. Download an STL for a single-colour print, or a coloured OBJ for full-colour printing.
More: How it works · A 3D printed farm model · 3D print terrain from lidar · A 3D model of your house · UK lidar explained
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