How to set up ATT OPTEMAN EVC in home lab

I’m having trouble figuring out how to set up an AT&T OPTEMAN EVC in my home lab.

Routers r1, r2, and r3 are connected to r0 by way of the OPTEMAN circuit but they’re also connected r1<->r2 and r2<->r3 by the same OPTEMAN circuit.

I’m imagining I can set up a layer 2 switch in place of the OPTEMAN circuit but I can’t figure out how the switch would be set up. I thought if I made all the ports involved trunk ports this would work but it didn’t. Then I started thinking perhaps I need to assign VLANs to some of the ports involved on the switch but I can only assign one VLAN per port and each router has at least 2 VLANs involved so that’s not the solution.

Is it possible to set this up in a home lab? Thanks in advance.

r0
f0/0
description OPTEMAN
f0/0.10
f0/0.20
f0/0.30

r1
f0/0
description OPTEMAN
f0/0.10
f0/0.100

r2
f0/0
description OPTEMAN
f0/0.20
f0/0.100
f0/0.300

r3
f0/0
description OPTEMAN
f0/0.30
f0/0.300

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