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The secret area of the London Underground. I was so blown away by the vivid, grounded realism in the city, only to be exposed to a Victorian-era dungeon blew me away.

My favorite location has to be Edith's apartment. As someone who missed the 80s by a few years, I felt teleported into the world of my parents and grandparents. All the little details and the lighting in the apartment made me nostalgic for a time that I only got to experience the aftermath of.

We have 5 postcard sets of the collectable magazines and 5 metal medallions as worn by the Temple cultists. Closing date for entry is midnight Tuesday 5th May. More info & T&C’s at bit.ly/GhostTownComp

The tube station, hands down. Standing in front of the map, walking down the escalator, navigating the dark narrow train - those felt so real the smell and texture of the dust were palpable.

The apartment.

Not an entry because my house has no space left for anything but t-shirts and hoodies. But commenting because the Ghost Town world building was exemplary. My favourite was the rooftop, because it set the scene for a sequel.