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Build a light station and the coast it stands on. The tower is modular: a battered stone plinth with a swinging door, drum stages plain, banded and windowed that repeat as many times as the tower is tall, a corbelled gallery with an iron railing, a ten sided glazed lantern room and a faceted dome carrying a vent cowl and a weathervane that both turn. The optic is its own model, a twelve panel lens drum on a pedestal that spins about the vertical axis, sized to stand in the lantern room or on the timber overhaul cradle that comes with it. Around the foot of the tower is the station: a stone cottage with a porch, a chimney and five sash windows, an outbuilding, a separate oil and fuel store, a water butt with a lifting lid, a coal bunker with a lifting hatch, a washing line, a drystone garden wall in 3 m modules with a matching gate bay, a flagpole and a signal mast with blank flags, a two wheeled handcart and a pallet of oil drums. The coast itself is a tiling kit of 6 m ground modules on a 1.5 m datum: wave cut rock shelf, tide pools, shingle beach, clifftop turf, a slipway that ramps from the land to the water, a cliff face backdrop in 6 m bays, and sea water plane modules at 0.35 m that meet the rock on the same edge ports, so a shoreline is one continuous ground with a ledge at the water rather than a hole in the plot. Working shore gear fills it: a jetty in 6 m bays on driven piles, mooring bollards, a rowing boat, a boat trolley whose wheels roll, lobster pots, a net on a drying frame, a marker buoy and a bell buoy, wreck ribs, driftwood, rope coils, a tackle crate, boulders in three sizes, a sea stack, a foghorn on its plinth, a life ring post, a lifebuoy stand, a storm lantern and a drystone cairn. Rigid node transform clips only, and there is no skinning anywhere in the pack. The sea, the foam, the fishing net, the rope coils, the flags and the washing are all static, because flexible material and moving water need a joint per element or a shader and neither is reachable with one rigid node transform; the foghorn does not move at all, since the sound is the moving part; and there are no people or animals. Every flag, name board, buoy marking and sign face is blank or an invented abstract shape, with no readable lettering: the tower banding, the buoy topmarks and the paint scheme are invented for this pack and copy no real lighthouse, authority, service or shipping company. Original AI assisted CC0 geometry in metres, +Y up, with grounded origins.
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Use the “Lighthouse and Rocky Coast” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/lighthouse-and-rocky-coast Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/36636/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/lighthouse-and-rocky-coast Description: A stylised low-poly shoreline: a lighthouse that stacks to any height with a lantern room and a turning lens, the keeper's cottage and walled yard, and rock, shingle, tide pool and water modules that tile into one continuous coast. - 54 GLB models, 1.9 MB in total - Units: metres, +Y up, shared scale and palette across the pack - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader; no additional decoders required. Load models individually from the manifest, or the starter scene as one file.
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Lighthouse and Rocky Coast
A stylised low-poly shoreline: a lighthouse that stacks to any height with a lantern room and a turning lens, the keeper's cottage and walled yard, and rock, shingle, tide pool and water modules that tile into one continuous coast.
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Lighthouse Base Plinth (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Battered stone plinth for the bottom of a modular lighthouse: a 2.4 m drum with a moulded string course, a recessed doorway on the +Z face and a plank door on its own hinge node, over two entrance steps.
Lighthouse Tower Stage (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Plain 3.4 m drum stage of the modular lighthouse, 4 m across with a string course at each end. Repeat it as many times as the tower is tall; the plinth goes under it and the gallery on top.
Lighthouse Tower Stage Banded (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The tower stage carrying a broad painted band, 1.5 m deep and standing 40 mm proud of the drum. Stack one or two of these into a run of plain stages to give the tower its daymark.
Lighthouse Tower Stage Window (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The tower stage with a stair window: a stone surround proud of the drum on the +Z face, an iron frame, one astragal and a glazed pane. Use it where the stair landing falls.
Lighthouse Gallery and Railing (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Corbelled gallery for the top of the tower: a flared stone skirt on twelve corbels, a 6 m deck and an iron railing of twelve stanchions with two hoops. The lantern room sits inside the railing.
Lighthouse Lantern Room (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Ten sided glazed lantern room, 3.5 m across and 2.4 m tall: an iron kerb, ten corner posts, ten glazed panels with a single astragal across each and the iron ring the dome sits on.
Lighthouse Dome and Vane (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Stepped lantern roof in four faceted courses under a ball finial with a turning vent cowl on its crown and a weathervane on the finial mast. Both spin on their own nodes about the tower axis; the dome itself is fixed.
Lighthouse Lamp and Lens (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The optic: a cast pedestal, a white burner column and a twelve panel lens drum of stepped rings on its own node, which turns about the vertical axis. 1.7 m across and 2.2 m tall, so it stands in the lantern room or on a cradle in the yard.
Lighthouse Spiral Stair Segment (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
One 2.4 m turn of the internal spiral stair: a central newel, eleven cantilevered treads and a handrail climbing the stanchions as a helix, sized to run inside the 3 m tower drum. Stack a segment per stage.
Lighthouse Tower Ladder (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Fixed iron access ladder, 3.2 m of stiles and ten rungs with three safety hoops behind it. Bolt it to the tower, the gallery soffit or a cliff face; the origin is at the foot of the stiles.
Lens Overhaul Cradle (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Timber cradle for a lens drum taken out of the lantern for overhaul: four legs, two side rails, two ties and a pair of V saddles, 2.1 m by 1.4 m. Stand the lamp and lens model on it at ground level.
Keeper's Cottage (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Single storey stone cottage for the light keepers, 7.2 by 5.4 m: rubble walls on a plinth, a pitched roof, five sash windows, a gabled porch with a plank door on its own hinge node and a corbelled chimney with two pots.
Keeper's Outbuilding (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Stone outbuilding for the station yard, 4 by 3 m with a mono pitched roof falling to the front, a plank door on its own hinge node, one window and a blank board over the door.
Oil and Fuel Store (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Detached stone store for the lamp oil, 3.2 by 2.4 m with a sheet roof, an iron door on its own hinge node, a louvred vent and a blank red hazard plate. Kept clear of the cottage for the obvious reason.
Water Butt (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Coopered rainwater butt on stone feet, 1.05 m across and 1.25 m tall: staves, three iron hoops, a brass tap and a plank lid on its own hinge node along the back edge.
Coal Bunker (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Stone coal bunker 1.8 by 1.1 m with a timber lifting hatch on its own hinge node along the back edge and a drop board across the front opening. Stands against the cottage gable.
Washing Line Frame (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Two braced timber posts carrying a double washing line across 5.2 m, with four sheets pegged out on it. The washing is modelled as flat rigid panels and does not move.
Garden Wall Module (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Drystone garden wall in 3 m modules, 1 m tall with a coped top of set stones. Run it round the station yard on its end ports; the gate module matches its height and bay.
Garden Gate (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Gate bay for the garden wall: two stone piers with pyramid caps, 3 m between end ports, and a ledged timber gate on its own hinge node that swings clear of the path.
Flagpole with Flag (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Station flagpole 6.7 m tall on a stone base, with a halyard and a blank flag flown at the head. The flag is a flat rigid panel with no device on it and does not move.
Keeper's Handcart (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Two wheeled timber handcart for bringing stores up from the slipway, 1.2 by 2.5 m with a boarded body, iron shod wheels on their own spin nodes and long pull handles.
Oil Drum Store (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Store of lamp oil: five 200 litre drums standing on a timber pallet with two more laid on their sides beside it, red and iron, 2.4 by 1.4 m over the pallet. No maker or product marks.
Rocky Shelf Module (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The coast base module: a 6 m square of wave cut rock 1.5 m thick, with a broken faceted top, six weathered outcrops standing proud of it and a little shore grass. Tiles with every other ground module on its edge ports.
Tide Pool Shelf Module (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Rock shelf module holding three tide pools: raised rock rims with standing water inside them, plus loose blocks and weed. Same 6 m footprint and edge ports as the plain shelf, so swap one in anywhere.
Shingle Beach Module (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Shingle module for the strand line: a 6 m square of pale pebble bank 1.5 m thick with twenty two graded cobbles and two rock outcrops loose on the surface. Tiles with the rock shelf and the water plane on its edge ports.
Cliff Top Grass Module (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Turf module for the headland behind the shore: a 6 m square of clifftop grass 1.5 m thick with two rock outcrops breaking through it and twenty two clumps of coarse grass. Shares the edge ports of the rock modules.
Cliff Face Module (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Cliff backdrop in 6 m bays: five courses of weathered rock rising 4.3 m to a turfed lip, 1.4 m deep, with end ports so a run of bays makes a continuous headland behind the shore.
Sea Water Plane Module (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The water: a 6 m square plane of gently faceted sea 0.35 m thick, sharing the edge ports of the land modules so the shoreline is a step in one continuous ground rather than a hole in it.
Foam Edge Plate (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Broken water where the sea meets the rock: a 6 m strip of white foam 0.9 m wide with eleven overlapping crests along it. Lay it on the water modules against the shore, end port to end port.
Boulder Small (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Small shore boulder about 0.7 m across, two faceted stones weathered together. Scatter it along the strand line and round the foot of the cliff.
Boulder Medium (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Shore boulder about 1.4 m across, three faceted stones weathered together. The middle of the boulder set, at knee to waist height beside a path.
Boulder Large (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Large fallen boulder about 2.8 m across and 2.3 m tall, four faceted stones weathered together. Big enough to break a sight line or shelter a rock pool.
Sea Stack (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Isolated sea stack about 6.5 m tall on a 2.8 m base, five weathered courses narrowing to a peak, with two fallen stones at its foot. Stand it offshore on a water module.
Slipway (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Stone slipway as a 6 m ground module: the top falls from the land datum to the waterline, with low side walls, nine timber sleepers across it and a pair of iron rails for a boat trolley.
Jetty Deck Module (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Timber jetty in 6 m bays: four driven piles, cross bracing, a twelve board deck 2.4 m wide at the land datum and an iron handrail down each side. End ports run bays out over the water.
Mooring Bollard (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Cast iron mooring bollard 0.95 m tall on a stone pad, with a flared collar and a domed head. Set them along the jetty and the quay edge.
Rowing Boat (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Open rowing boat 3.8 m long and 1.5 m in the beam: an open hull with a capped gunwale, three thwarts, a stern seat, a pair of oars shipped inboard on their rowlocks and a coiled painter at the bow.
Boat Trolley (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Timber launching trolley for the rowing boat: two bunk rails on six angled chocks over an axle, two iron shod wheels on their own spin nodes and a draw bar with a handle. 2.4 by 3.9 m, sized to the slipway rails.
Lobster Pot Stack (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Four arched lobster pots, three stacked and one leaning beside them, with a coil of warp line. About 1.6 by 1.4 m and 1.5 m tall, for a quay corner or the back of a boat.
Fishing Net on Frame (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Net drying frame 4.1 m wide: two pairs of leaning timber posts carrying a head rope and a hung net of thirteen by seven cords with three float balls on it. The net is a rigid lattice and does not move.
Marker Buoy (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Channel marker buoy 2.5 m tall and 0.85 m across: a conical red body on a white shoulder with a plain cross topmark and a mooring ring at the waterline. The topmark shape is invented and carries no letters or numbers.
Bell Buoy (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Bell buoy 2.9 m tall on a 1.25 m float: a red drum with a white shoulder, a four legged iron cage and the bell hung in the top of it. Markings are plain colour only.
Wreck Rib Set (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
The remains of a wooden boat in the shingle: a 5.4 m keel timber with seven pairs of ribs still standing off it, the tallest about 1.6 m. Bed it into a beach module at whatever angle suits.
Driftwood Pile (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Bleached driftwood thrown up at the strand line: five worn baulks with five branches across them, about 2.4 m over the pile. Dress the top of a shingle module with it.
Rope Coil (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Coil of tarred rope 1.15 m across and 0.43 m high, six turns flaked down in three layers with the working end run off to the side. The coil is solid geometry and never moves.
Tackle Crate (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Open timber crate of shore tackle about 1 by 0.7 m: net floats, a small rope coil and a bundle of iron hooks lying across the top. Stack it on a quay or load it on the handcart.
Coast Warning Sign (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Warning sign on a timber post, 2.3 m tall: a blank white board in a red surround over a blank triangular plate, on a stone footing. Both faces are empty, so put your own words or symbol on them.
Foghorn on Mounting (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Fog signal on a stone plinth 2.2 by 1.6 m: a compressor block, an air receiver and a 1.7 m trumpet raised on a yoke and tipped out to seaward. About 3 m tall over the horn mouth.
Signal Mast with Flags (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Signal mast 7.4 m tall on a stone base, with a yard, two gaffs, stays and four blank flags hoisted on the halyards. The flags are flat rigid panels in plain colour and carry no code or device.
Storm Lantern (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Oil storm lantern 0.9 m tall including the bail: a fuel pot, four guard bars round a glass chimney, a vented hood and a carrying ring. No light source is embedded and no material is emissive.
Life Ring Post (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Life ring hung on a timber post 1.95 m tall with a stone footing: a red ring 0.95 m across with four white grab bands and a blank plate below it. No service name or lettering anywhere.
Lifebuoy Stand (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Quayside lifebuoy stand 1.65 m tall: an iron frame on a stone pad holding a ring above a white line locker with a red lid. Every face is blank, with no service marks.
Stone Marker Cairn (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
Drystone marker cairn about 1.5 m tall and 1.1 m across the base: five courses of set stones narrowing to a capstone with a dark topping block. A landmark for a path across the headland.
Light Station and Rocky Point (Lighthouse and Rocky Coast)
A working light station on a rocky point, 54 by 36 m of continuous ground modules under a cliff. The tower stands out on the point in nine stacked pieces with its gallery, lantern and dome; the keeper's cottage, outbuilding, fuel store and walled garden sit back on the turf,...









