Lighthouse of Brier Island Scale 1:144 Metallic Details MDR14413

Metallic Details MDR14413 is a 1/144 diorama accessory kit to build the Lighthouse of Brier Island. The set combines resin and photo-etched details and includes a lighting pack (LED, switch, wiring, and battery cell) for a working beacon effect.

This kit is built around small architectural features: crisp edges from photo-etched parts, plus film elements that can be used for glazing effects where clear parts would be bulky in 1/144.

The lighthouse model works as a standalone focal point for coastal and harbour scenes, or as a background structure that adds scale reference without requiring a full building complex.

For modelers: plan the wiring route before closing the structure and test the LED and switch with the battery cell first. Paint interior areas that may be visible through openings before final assembly, and dry-fit the photo-etched parts to confirm alignment. Leave the LED and film pieces for the last steps to avoid paint fogging and handling marks.

Product specifications

• Subject: Lighthouse of Brier Island
• Variant / Family: Lighthouse structure (includes LED lighting components)
• Scale: 1/144 (also written as 1:144)
• Product type: Detail Set
• Type of equipment: Diorama
• Recommended kit: for Any / Universal 1/144 diorama projects
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Resin, photo-etched metal, film, LED, switch, wires, battery cell
• SKU: MDR14413

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aftermarket and Diorama. For related scene building, browse Figures and Fleet.

FAQ

Is lighting included in the kit?

Yes. The kit includes an LED, switch, wires, and a battery cell with holder to build one illuminated model.

Can I build it without the LED?

Yes. You can assemble it as a standard static diorama accessory and omit the wiring, keeping the interior closed and clean.

What is a safe way to avoid light leaks through thin parts?

Paint the interior surfaces with an opaque dark coat before the final exterior color, then test the LED in a dark room and touch up any seams where light shows through.