Annapurna Interactive’s Stray continues to expand beyond the screen through licensed collectibles, and the Stray Neon Alley Snap & Switch Build Set from Well Played Toys offers another hands-on way to revisit the game’s setting. Following the earlier Stray Block Head figure release, this new set shifts the focus from a character model to a compact environment build. It recreates one of the game’s most memorable locations in miniature form. The set includes 149 pieces and features the familiar orange cat posed within a stylized neon alley scene. This build was assembled on camera, following the same casual, builder-focused format as the previous Stray Block Head build video. The entire construction process moved quickly, with most of the build coming together in a short session. A few mistakes required backtracking during assembly, but those errors came from fatigue rather than from any flaw in the instructions. The final display piece is compact, colorful, and visually recognizable to fans of the game. Stray remains a standout indie title because of its atmospheric world, and this set leans directly into that identity. Instead of isolating the cat as a standalone figure, the Neon Alley set brings it back to this safe moment […] The post How Does the Stray Neon Alley Build Compare to the Block Head Set? appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.