The Red Postal Street

Total: 1350

Post Office: 1128

(Open) WLH: 36.5 = 12.5 = 19.3 cm
(Closed) WLH: 20.5 = 16.8 = 19.3 cm

Truck: 188

"Welcome to the Red Post Office!"

The postal delivery truck may be compact, but it is packed with functional details. The small doors actually open, revealing a complete cabin with both driver and passenger seats—perfect for a two-person crew. For added playability, the roof is designed to be easily removed.

The cargo space is surprisingly spacious. The rear features double doors that open fully, providing enough room to store stacks of mail, parcels, and even the green dolly.

Now, let’s step into the Post Office.

The building exudes a vintage charm. The facade features a striking red "Storefront" style, complemented by a dove sculpture holding a letter on the second floor—a clear sign that you've arrived at the post office. On the other side, you’ll find a tree with golden yellow leaves, the back entrance, and a staircase leading to a second-floor balcony. The black roof is beautifully finished with a skylight, triangular pediments, and fallen leaves, creating a harmonious aesthetic.

Let’s explore the interior:

1st Floor (Front): Dedicated entirely to packaging. There are two workstations where parcels are assembled. Look closely—you’ll spot a clever tape dispenser made of yellow and black pieces! The other table is reserved for sorting letters.

1st Floor (Back): This is the service counter. It includes a black tray for change, sorting shelves for mail, a scale to weigh packages, and a staging area for parcels waiting to be loaded onto the truck.

2nd Floor (Front): A cozy residential space featuring a kitchen, a TV, and a sofa. The attic area houses a mattress right under the skylight, ensuring a breezy and open feel while resting.

2nd Floor (Back): This leads to the terrace, where an outdoor dining table allows for a relaxing meal in the fresh air.

A Transformer-like Build: This Post Office is modular and uses hinge pieces. When opened, it depicts a detailed street scene; when closed, it transforms into a complete, standalone building. This transformation reveals two hidden exterior walls: one decorated with an air conditioner unit, piping, and creeping ivy, and the other featuring a quiet bench under a tree.

Wait, does the person on that "Wanted" poster look familiar to you?