My interest began with a model car when I was a child, and the dreamy moments that seemed to be within reach fascinated me. As I grew older, my love for models went beyond simply collecting them, and I saw them as an expression of art and creation. Whenever I disassemble a model, carefully read the instructions, and carefully install each part, I feel as if I am in the world of the creator, experiencing the fun of design and construction.

The part of this hobby that I enjoy most is the communication and sharing with other enthusiasts. We often meet at model fairs to show each other our work and discuss production techniques and material choices. Each person's work has its own unique style and essence, and the interaction and inspiration between each other make me feel the warmth and strength of this community. Whether it is a stable mass brand or a small handmade model, behind each work is hidden the painstaking effort and passion of the creator.

In addition, the process of making toy models is also an opportunity for meditation and relaxation. In the process of focusing on the meticulous painting and assembly, the complicated life trifles seem to have disappeared, only me and my model, and that unique peace. Every time I complete a model, the sense of achievement is not only a reward for myself, but also a recognition of my creativity and patience.