
Next Train: 1863
The platform is quiet the lamps are still burning and somewhere beyond the brick arches the tunnel disappears into darkness. Baker Street opened as part of the world’s first underground railway in 1863. Somehow it looks like your train hasn’t left yet.
The Last Train Hasn’t Arrived Yet
Switch on the warm lights and the empty platform settles into the glow of another era. The arches catch the light while the tunnel beyond remains dark leaving the station suspended in that strange moment when you’re not quite sure whether you’ve missed the last train—or it simply hasn’t arrived.
The Tunnel Goes Further Than It Should
Layered construction and a built-in mirror effect extend the tracks beyond the physical depth of the model making the little station appear to continue far into the distance. From the right angle, your bookshelf ends. London doesn’t.
For Someone Who’d Rather Take the Old Train
They like old stations historic cities railway journeys and places that still carry traces of everyone who passed through before. Give them a little piece of London from an era when riding underground was still something entirely new.
