A modern realistic indoor laser tag centre for building the whole building: the arena, the kit it is played with, and the front of house a family arrives into. Eight modular systems make the place itself: a 2 m arena floor tile in two markings, a 2 by 2.4 m wall module with a 300 mm corner post it turns through, a shooting port panel and a mirror panel and a low barricade and a doorway module that all sit on the same run, a 2 by 2 m raised platform deck with its 2.4 m ramp, a 2 m tunnel section, a 2 m glow stripe in three colours and a 2 m ceiling truss bay with its par bars. The arena furniture is modelled as arena furniture: pillars with padded collars, braced crate stacks, six faced target pods on tripods, base stations with reader screens and beacon domes, and respawn pads marked with a ring and chevrons. The kit is a moulded vest with shoulder, chest and back sensors, a phaser with a real grip, trigger, guard, shroud and emitter ring in two team colours, a four vest charging rack, a three phaser dock, a briefing screen on a stand, a scoreboard with team panels and a marshal headset. Front of house is a reception desk with a booking terminal and card reader, twelve lockers, benches, queue marking, a laid party room table with four coloured chairs, a glazed vending machine, an arcade cabinet, a prize counter under a glass cap with its shelving, an air hockey table, table football, a soft play corner, a party sign, bins, a cleaning trolley, exit signs and a smoke machine. An arena is a dark room, so none of the colour here comes from the lighting: every model carries real material contrast and reads under plain light. The arena doorway leaf, the vending machine front, the prize counter drawer, the target pod head, the briefing screen head, the scoreboard flap and the trolley castors are named nodes on their own pivots with rigid open, close, spin, tilt and roll clips: node transforms only, no skinning. Light beams, smoke plumes, charging leads, headset cables, vest straps and phaser tethers stay absent, because a beam is a volumetric effect and a flexible run is not reachable with a rigid node transform. Every file is self contained CC0 geometry with no collision or navigation data.

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