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Floating Train Station

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$85 $169.99 In stock

Category: Cyberpunk

The abyss is watching. Don't respond. Crossing dimensions? Take a seat. Don't jump.

【Massive Dynamic Advertising Sign】 Train Tunnel Portal: Utilizing optical illusion principles to create an infinitely extending spatial tunnel. The spatial tunnel is named 「Spatial Jump Portal」

【Cyber Lighting Effects Upgraded】 

  1. Station billboards incorporate layered acrylic panels to achieve simulated animation effects.
  2. Custom-shaped acrylic panels utilize optical illusions to create holographic effects.

【Unique Levitating Vehicle】The levitating train features transparent supports and tracks simulating magnetic levitation technology. Its four seats can accommodate minifigures, and the components can be detached for independent play, expanding future scenarios.

【Embarking on the Journey Through the Portal】

  1. Passengers clear security, buy tickets, board open-air platforms, and depart through portals.
  2. Staff enter via IZAKAYA back alleys to the control room to oversee operations.
  3. Criminals infiltrate restricted zones to steal, sabotage, and evade checks.

【Package List】The product includes building blocks 2760PCS, 14 bricks bags, 24 LED lights and 3 clear assembly guides.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

The tunnel effect from that massive advertising sign is genuinely disorienting—I actually grabbed the railing the first time I stepped in. It's a great conversation piece for visitors, though I'd keep an eye on any guests who take the "don't jump" warning too lightly.

Jason ★★★★★

The "Don't jump" sign caught me off guard and honestly made the whole arrival vibe feel way more cinematic than any station I've been to. Sitting on the platform watching the tunnel's infinite loop genuinely messed with my depth perception for a solid minute. Five stars for the sheer atmosphere alon

Steven ★★★★★

The optical illusion on that train tunnel portal genuinely messes with your head every time you walk past it, and the "don't jump" warning on the sign made me laugh out loud. It's the kind of piece that turns a boring hallway into a conversation starter, and the infinite depth effect is way more con