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Atlanta Braves Truist Park LED Layered Wood Replica
by HomeFields · United States
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Truist Park has been home to the Atlanta Braves since 2017, ushering in a new era of Braves baseball just north of downtown Atlanta. Designed with modern sightlines and an intimate feel, the ballpark blends tradition with innovation and quickly became the
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setting for unforgettable moments—including the Braves’ 2021 World Series championship season. As the centerpiece of The Battery Atlanta, Truist Park represents both the future of the franchise and a proud continuation of Braves history. For fans who have celebrated October victories and summer nights under the lights, this stadium replica honors the home of today’s Braves. Designed with a slim, refined profile, each handmade 3D Home Fields stadium replica—crafted in Atlanta—fits beautifully on a desk, bookshelf, credenza, or mantel. It’s a timeless display piece and a meaningful gift for the true fan. ⚾ Brilliant, Long-Lasting LED Lighting – Integrated LEDs use minimal power while delivering a rich, stadium-style glow that enhances the layered 3D design, rated for 100,000+ hours of performance. ⚾ Available Sizes – Original (9"), Large (13"), Jumbo (19")—crafted for superfans, collectors, and lifelong supporters. ⚾ FREE SHIPPING on orders over $196. ⚾ Shipping Details – Original (9") models ship promptly via UPS. Large (13") and Jumbo (19") models ship within 7 to 14 days via UPS. Need it sooner? Let us know and we’ll do our best to accommodate. ⚾ Questions? Visit our FAQ, call 770-667-3516, or email PlayBall@HomeFields.com —we’re happy to help. Watch the Video and Meet Founder Ken Small (this video doesn't feature Truist, but you'll get a good idea of our replicas) Check Out Colin's Collection of 3 Braves Ballparks "I grew up in Atlanta, and now live up the road in Nashville. Whenever I'm on a Zoom call, each of the stadiums is visible. I often get many compliments on the stadiums! I'm a software engineer, so I have wired the stadiums into a Raspberry Pi. Using public APIs, I can enable the lights to turn on/off automatically when the Braves are actually playing. It's a fun conversation starter with fellow engineers." — Colin ( Colin, that's amazing. — Ken )