Uncle Peter Never Throws Anything Away Old wheels mechanical parts sketches tools and half-finished ideas have taken over nearly every corner of the workshop. Above them an airship hangs overhead while a spiral staircase disappears toward the upper floors. It’s cluttered for a reason: Uncle Peter might need that part someday. Everything Up Here Is for Something Follow the spiral staircase and the workshop keeps unfolding. Drawers packed with parts cover the second floor an old crane occupies the third motorcycle sketches sit beside mechanical pieces and flying machines compete for whatever space is left. Somewhere in all that organized chaos is probably Uncle Peter’s next invention. Looks Like Uncle Peter’s Back at Work Walk past and the sensor lighting automatically illuminates the workshop bringing its machinery upper floors and tiny inventions out of the shadows. The hot air balloon joins the scene with its own soft glow making it look like someone has returned for another late-night session at the workbench. Build the Workshop of Someone Who Builds Things There’s something satisfyingly appropriate about assembling an inventor’s workshop yourself. Follow the step-by-step instructions as the floors staircase machinery drawers and flying contraptions come together—until your own workbench is covered with pieces from Uncle Peter’s. For Someone Who’s Always Taking Things Apart They keep spare screws because they “might need them” want to know how everything works and have at least one unfinished project waiting somewhere. Give them Uncle Peter’s workshop—and an entirely new collection of things to tinker with.
