For homelab owners who name their nodes. For anyone who already calls their home server nodes Comet, Moss, and Void, Rackhaven turns that private naming scheme into a tabletop engine room watched by one night-shift operator. Set it on a desk or shelf near the real rack, or give it to whoever built that homelab.

One deck, three nodes, one watch. Rackhaven turns three named server nodes into one engine-room deck, 4.3 by 2.8 inches, standing 1.7 inches tall assembled. Comet's six side fins, Moss's paired coolant pipes, and Void's vertical halo each read as a distinct tower, linked by three trenches cut across the deck. One 0.63-inch operator stands watch over all three.

Five pieces, one assembly. Rackhaven ships as five separate pieces: the engine-room deck, the Comet tower with its six side fins, the Moss tower with its two coolant pipes, the Void tower with its vertical halo, and the one night-shift operator. Set the deck on a stable surface first, then arrange the three towers and the operator in the layout shown in the reference.

Fine layer lines, sharp seams. Each tower carries one signature detail read straight from its namesake: Comet's six swept fins, Moss's two exposed coolant pipes standing clear of its block, and Void's single vertical halo looping the face of its tower. Fine layer lines run across every surface, finished in deep navy with precise teal accents.