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I had to construct everything to come apart like a gigantic interlocking 3D puzzle. I had zig zag walkways and pedestrian tunnels all over the place and everything had to be lit. I snaked the fiber optics between the narrowest of spaces and up through hollowed-out columns.

This gives a better idea of the congestion between two subway levels in a transfer station. I sent every track in a different direction just for visual interest.

The train on top is just sitting there where the street level goes while I'm working on it. I have mini people glued inside with the interior all lit up. I have a 'subway busker' guy on a gurney with a tiny opened violin case (missing from this picture) that had tiny coins inside (we hide jokes all over the place like finding 'Where's Waldo). The red train on the lower platform is stopped with the doors opened and tons of people disembarking. Way way in the back is a couple of guys carrying a ridiculously long rolled up carpet through the subway doorway onto the platform just to see who spots it in the crowd (like they're really going to turn the corners and get it all the way up 9 flights of stairs to the street level!).

Description
I had to construct everything to come apart like a gigantic interlocking 3D puzzle. I had zig zag walkways and pedestrian tunnels all over the place and everything had to be lit. I snaked the fiber optics between the narrowest of spaces and up through hollowed-out columns.

This gives a better idea of the congestion between two subway levels in a transfer station. I sent every track in a different direction just for visual interest.

The train on top is just sitting there where the street level goes while I'm working on it. I have mini people glued inside with the interior all lit up. I have a 'subway busker' guy on a gurney with a tiny opened violin case (missing from this picture) that had tiny coins inside (we hide jokes all over the place like finding 'Where's Waldo). The red train on the lower platform is stopped with the doors opened and tons of people disembarking. Way way in the back is a couple of guys carrying a ridiculously long rolled up carpet through the subway doorway onto the platform just to see who spots it in the crowd (like they're really going to turn the corners and get it all the way up 9 flights of stairs to the street level!).