MOC Factory 231668 1/800 Scale Moynihan Train Hall Building Blocks with 1636 Pieces

✅ MOC-231668 1/800 Scale Moynihan Train Hall Building Blocks

✅ Designed and authorized by Taters.   Designed at a 1:800 scale based on Moynihan Train Hall in New York City. In this MOC, the glass roof can be removed to reveal the interior train hall and the entrances to each track, offering excellent playability and strong collectible value.

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Product Name: 1/800 Scale Moynihan Train Hall Building Blocks

Category: Modular Building.

This Kit Contains: MOC-231668

1636pcs Good Quality Bricks

Size: 35.2x20x5.3cm

Weight: 1.50kg

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📌Nature of the protagonist

Includes 1636 pieces. All pieces are with accurate colors and a smooth feel. each piece fits perfectly, ensuring a tight, stable build. The parts are smooth, free of burrs or rough edges, with vibrant colors and a scratch-free surface for a seamless assembly experience.

.Clear Instruction:Scan QR code for easy step-by-step assembly. Enhances hands-on skills and creativity.

.Value and Significance: The finished product serves as both a creative ornament and an engaging educational tool for understanding oil extraction equipment.

.Notes: Contains small parts. Use and store with caution. If you encounter any issues during the assembly process, please feel free to contact us.

Background:

The Moynihan Concourse, located atop the western end of Pennsylvania Station, New York City’s main intercity and commuter rail station, is the station’s main building. Situated within the former James A. Farley Building, the former New York City General Post Office, it occupies a block between Eighth Avenue, Ninth Avenue, 31st Street, and 33rd Street in Midtown Manhattan.

This annex provides Amtrak and Long Island Rail Road passengers with new access to most of Pennsylvania Station’s platforms, serving 17 of the station’s 21 tracks. The concourse is named after U.S. Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who originally championed the project. The building’s Art Deco exterior is similar to that of the original Pennsylvania Station.

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