All aboard! The Hogsmoor Station is Rocoxia’s second masterpiece — a magical train terminal that bridges the human world with the bustling streets of a city filled with sorcery. Here, children who’ve been discovered to possess magical talent receive a golden ticket to the city of magic, where their journey of wizardry begins. Likewise, magical citizens can hop on a train to visit the human realm, bringing with them the wonders of their world.

A Tour of the Station

The Clock Tower

The magnificent clock tower located at the left of the model, was designed referring to the British architecture from the early 19th century. Four smaller turrets guard the central spire.  The pointed tip on top of the turrets sheds snow and rainwater to protect the structure, guard a central spire.

Beneath the clock face are windows in classic British style — floral shapes merging with rectangular and circular forms — capped with U-shaped eaves that match their design. Balconies and railings hint at the rooms beyond, each telling its own story.

At its base is the ticket booth, a cheerful cream white that contrasts beautifully with the brick-red tower. Its forest-green awning is a subtle yet sophisticated choice — warmer than black, livelier than grey. Inside, shelves are stocked with magical goods to take on your journey; an open book awaits its reader; a ticket machine stands ready. Above, a mischievous owl clutches someone’s letter, pausing for a rest.

The Main Station Building

The heart of the station: the waiting area, lies behind the clock tower. You can see weary travellers sitting on the benches, luggage is arranged in a tidy stack close by, and a bookshelf provides a place to read as the minutes pass. Observe it carefully, a lone witch waits for her train while sitting quietly, immersed in her book. A lone wizard kneels by his battered leather luggage in the dim light beneath the clock tower. His hands search through spellbooks and robes —---- perhaps looking for something far more precious.

The crown jewel here is the train to the magical world. Its platform canopy features a glass dome inspired by medieval European stained glass — plain when unlit, but when the lights come on, it bursts into a kaleidoscope of colour.

In a stroke of brilliance, Rocoxia placed a refractive glass panel behind the train. One real carriage becomes an endless convoy through the magic of reflection.

Above it all, bold letters spell Hogsmoor Station, framed by floral carvings reminiscent of 18th–19th century European design — proof that architecture can be both functional and beautiful.

Time, Everywhere

Everywhere you look, there’s a reminder of time. A hanging clock, a lamppost-style clock, all reminding the passengers to be on time. To harmonize the big picture, even the luggage cart is designed in the style of mediaeval designs.

Now Boarding

The Hogsmoor Station is now available on Book Nook World online store, already earning glowing early feedback. Whether you build it as-is or make it your own, this book nook promises a journey unlike any other.

🚂 Your train is ready. Where will it take you?