Gunpla
I first started out with Gunpla over a decade ago, awestruck by the sheer powers of Gundams from the TV broadcast of the Mandarin-dubbed Gundam W. Back then, with only a trusty pair of scissors and the file from my nail clipper, I laid my hands and set myself to work, completing most of my models within a day.
Now, with the schedule of a 9-5 working adult, I can only focus most of my time working on Gunplas on weekends. Although I have expanded the tools of this hobby, I am still a third-rate builder, constructing most of my collection OOB, with only a slight touch of Gundam markers here and there before finishing up with a top-coat on days with better weather.
Die-Cast Cars
Like Gunpla, the first of my die-cast cars' collection came over a decade ago. The 2 main brands that have captivated me with their creations come from the far West and the far East - Mattel's Hotwheels and TakaraTomy's Tomica.
While focusing my attention on the 2 mainstream brands that can be found in most departmental stores, there are occasions when I will still buy whatever that offers realism coupled with acceptable pricing (be it plastic or die-cast metal).
Others
Transformers? Action figures? Capsule toys? I don't really restrict my collection, as long as the toy and pricing can attract me.
With my display shelf running out of space eons ago, I finally decided to drag my lazy ass and start this blog to gradually display my collection. Enjoy.
