Train Mystery
On a frigid winter night in 1934, the famed Express No. 221, en route to Poland, becomes the setting for a baffling murder. The death of a red-haired man sparks a mystery that seems impossible to solve. Among the passengers are a British detective, a red-haired woman, a butler, a cryptic elderly man, and a war veteran seeking justice—all of whom harbor hidden truths. As the train presses on, their secrets unravel, exposing a tangled web of past betrayals and deceptions. In this gripping journey of suspense, uncovering the true murderer becomes an unpredictable and perilous task. A tale of raw emotions, deceit, and vengeance, it delves deep into the complexities of human nature.
Scene of the Crime
The crime took place in the victim's train carriage. The body lay on the bed, with the victim’s head facing the window. A delicate revolver and a short sword rested on the bed beside him. Oddly, the body itself had no bullet wounds, yet three bullet holes punctured the bed's surface, while blood spatter—likely from stab wounds—suggested the short sword was the weapon. The disarray in the room contrasted with the strange neatness of a pair of leather shoes and a small, intricately crafted wooden box placed carefully under the bed.
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Broken windows & hanging hooks
A car’s roof skylight is shattered, and an iron hook with a rope coiled around its end hangs nearby. This scene mirrors the figure seen walking on the roof of the car on the right cover.
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Cluttered desk & scattered items
The disarray in the room suggests a hurried crime in the tight space: an overturned chair, an open suitcase, scattered documents, and spilled wine. A woman's forgotten purse adds an element of intrigue to the scene.
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The bed at the crime scene
A revolver and a short sword were placed on the bed, yet the dead man's body showed no bullet wounds. Beneath the bed, a pair of neatly arranged leather shoes and a small, finely crafted wooden box rested in stark contrast to the scene.
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Gloves on the nightstand
A glove rested on the bedside table, and through the detective's questioning, it was revealed to have belonged to the housekeeper.
Suspects gethered in one room
Dtective Rose gethered the suspects onto one room to uncover the truth. Who is the murderer?
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Liquor cabinet
A wine cooler, adorned with dark green marble and detailed metal engravings, was said to be a gift from the Chief of Police after the swift resolution of the last major case in London. But is it truly just a wine cooler?
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Bookshelf
In the vintage European office, the detective’s bookshelves are lined with an eclectic collection of treasures: pipes, apothecary cases, filing cabinets, old radios, glazed horse figurines, and cameras that frequently sit without film.
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Rose Clock
It’s widely known that clocks linked to detectives are never as straightforward as they appear. The face of this clock slides down, revealing the key to the safe hidden in the liquor cabinet below. But keep that between us.
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Office Desk
Two eagles soar through a mysterious portal, while a ghost from another realm quietly reads a book. Nearby, a wizard receives a letter delivered by an owl.
Added Dust Cover
- Kepp it clean
- Pull- Out
Note: Peel off the double sided protective film.
Warm Touch Switch
The light lights up the life becomes a harbor
Note: Due to customs policy, glue and battery may not be included in the package.
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