A photorealistic depiction of a bustling Babylonian-inspired outdoor train station plaza, merging the grandeur of ancient Mesopotamian architecture with the retro aesthetic of the 1980s. The station features towering ziggurat-like walls made of warm, sun-baked bricks, with intricately carved panels depicting cuneiform script and mythological creatures like lions and winged bulls. Large arched entrances lead into the station, framed by decorative ceramic mosaics in vibrant blues and golds, glowing softly under warm recessed lighting. The plaza is alive with activity: people dressed in minimalist Babylonian-inspired attire--flowing robes, belted tunics, and headscarves adorned with subtle geometric patterns--move across stone-paved paths. Vendors under colorful cloth canopies sell flatbreads, dates, and small bronze trinkets, their stalls lit by retro fluorescent signs in blocky 1980s fonts. CRT monitors built into carved brick kiosks flicker with train schedules in both cuneiform and bold retro typography. A sleek, 1980s-style train painted in muted gold and deep blue, with accents of Babylonian motifs like rosettes and lions, glides into the platform, casting reflections on the polished stone flooring. The atmosphere hums with life, blending the warm glow of the Mediterranean sun with the cool, nostalgic hues of 80s-era tech.