This model is more than just a representation of a station; it is an attempt to convey a deep-rooted passion for the world of railways through a uniquely Italian lens.

From the vibrant colors and the architectural details jutting from the corners to the ornamental greenery and the signature blue elements typical of the Italian rail landscape—everything is designed to evoke a sense of Italianness (yes, even the pizza box on the platform).

Rather than be inspired from a single real-world station, this project serves as a curated collection of elements.

My goal was to provide the audience with a sense of beauty, passion, and playfulness through the tiny scenes played out by the characters, all while remaining grounded in pure Italian identity.

The minifigures tell stories of everyday life that anyone in a train station might recognize: a family with a stroller, a man reading the news and notices on the bulletin board, and a worker tending to the waste bins.

You’ll spot a station master on the platform directing rail traffic, a young man with his dog sniffing a potted plant and even a police officer enjoying a quick espresso during a break.

Most importantly, I’ve included two special figures on the front platform: an elderly man and his grandson.

They represent me as a child and my grandfather, who would take the time to bring me to the train station to watch the trains go by...

That early spark grew into a lifelong passion, which has now led me, at the age of 22, to bring this model to life brick by brick.