The Lumibricks Railway Station connects Victorian architecture with everyday scenes around the railway. A high clock tower, the large window front of the waiting hall and the covered rail walls shape the building. Orange-colored walls, creme-coloured pillars and dark roofs put clear contrasts. Flowers, decorated paintings and several clocks complement the facade.
Inside there is, among other things, a drive card switch, a store and a waiting area with piano. Removable wall parts and removable interior areas facilitate access to the facility. Thus, the rooms can be viewed closer and with the eight contained figures create their own train station scenes. A small yellow inspection car and a mobile crépestand complement what happens on the railway staircase.
20 LED light points illuminate the interior and outer areas and emphasize architecture even with compressed environmental light. The set includes 4,355 parts and 75 printed stones; three guidelines accompany the construction. The finished model measures about 38,5 × 25,6 × 47 cm and is intended for building enthusiasts from 16 years old.

The clock tower and overcovered railway stairs are the center of the station. Other buildings, the additional trail facility and the environmental decoration do not belong to the set.

20 LED lights illuminated the rooms and outer areas of the station.

Drive card switchers, waiting halls and stores are distributed to several levels. The accessible rooms provide room for everyday scenes with the figures.

The integrated lighting puts windows, clock towers and railway rocks in the scene. rail and decorative objects do not belong to the set.

The lighting ranges from the waiting room's crownlight to external lights and signal lights.

Removable wall parts and removable interior areas make access to the facility easier.

Railway station workers, street musicians and crêpe sellers complement the happening around the railway.

Eight figures enable scenes on the road card switch, in the interior and on the railroad.

The model consists of 4,355 parts and measures approximately 38,5 × 25,6 × 47 cm. Three guiding sheets accompany the construction.

Lighted windows and outer lights emphasize the glowed facade with clock tower and railway stairs.

The train station connects a high tower facade with a side railway wall. furniture and room decoration do not belong to the set.

The integrated lighting points allow the interior to work even with compressed environmental light. table and chamber are decorative and not included.

Large windows, pillars and gold-colored mixture characterize the Victorian design. surrounding buildings and the extended linear landscape are not included.

The front connects the entrance to the waiting hall with the store and the side trail passage.

High pillars carry the railway coverage with their large boiling windows.

A bank under the side ceiling and planted casts complement the outer area.

The clock tower rises above the stained roof with gauges and golden-colored spots.

Transparent roof surfaces complement the side railways. The trail goes through under overcover.

The open pillar hall connects the trail pass with the multi-storey railway station building.

Eight different-designed figures bring passengers, staff and road life into the station scenes.

A constructive piano with hocker supplements the waiting area. The black-white floor sets a contrast to the warm wall colors.

The mobile crépestand complements the shopping area on the front. flowers and small labels shape the facade.

The small inspection car supplements the trail facility. rail clock, signal and barriers shape the passage area.

A round rail shield on a decorated holding supplements the historic facade design.

The drive card switch combines two switch opening with three clocks for London, New York and Sydney.

Cream-colored pillars frame the orange-coloured clock tower. gold-colour roof mixture emphasizes its conclusion.

The decorated tower is also included in the lighting of the building.

A crown light from transparent and yellow elements illuminates the high waiting hall.

The large window front is embedded by pillars and ornamental elements. among them, external lights mark the entrance area.

A pendle lighting illuminates the upper area of the railway routes behind the big boiling window.

Travellers with luggage and a street musician live the area before the main entrance.

In the tower room, a small railway model complements the facility. The open area allows direct access to the details.

The facility is distributed to several floors. removable areas make it easier to shape your own scenes.

With a height of about 47 cm, the clock storm is the highest point in the railway station.

The set consists of eight figures and 75 printed stones. The ground surface measures about 38.5 × 25.6 cm.

The lighted railway station is also suitable as an independent exhibition model. table and room decoration do not belong to the set.

The set includes 4,355 parts and eight figures. clock tower and overcovered railway stairs characterize the structure.