Labyrinth (1986) by Jim Henson

One of my cherished films from the 1980s was "Labyrinth," featuring the youthful Jennifer Connelly alongside David Bowie. It's a cinematic gem set in a mesmerizing fantasy realm that continues to evoke cherished memories for me. I've long harbored a desire to bring to life the movie's most iconic scene: the Escher stairs sequence, where Sarah valiantly endeavors to rescue the child.

The set I've envisioned is a labor of love, meticulously crafted to capture the essence of this pivotal moment. At its core lies a miniature rendition of the labyrinth itself, intricately detailed to replicate its twisting passages and enigmatic allure.

But the magic doesn't stop there. On the reverse side of the set, nestled within Sarah's room, lies a treasure trove of Easter eggs. 

My homage to "Labyrinth" is a tribute to the enduring magic of Jim Henson's visionary masterpiece.