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Caddy's Platinum Underground

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$18.25 $25 In stock

Have you ever been lost on the London Underground

? Well buy this map today

, and you will still be lost

. However

, thanks to this unique design by Andrew Edwards

, you CAN track all of the platinum relics you have collected in EVERY available Crash game and tick them off as you go

! Cool

, eh

?


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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

My friend got so turned around trying to follow the platinum relic route that we ended up at the wrong station, but the map's strange charm made the detour weirdly enjoyable. The design is genuinely unique, and the metal-like finish catches the light in a way that makes you want to keep staring at i

Alexander R. ★★★★★

I've had this on my wall for a week now, and the platinum relic markers actually make the Tube layout feel like a treasure hunt. It’s still completely useless for navigating, but the design is clever enough that I don’t even care.

Eva ★★★★★

Bought this as a gift for a friend who collects quirky London memorabilia, and the platinum relic tracking angle is genuinely clever. The map itself feels like a nice quality print, and it’s already sparked a few laughs about how useless it is for actual navigation.