Miniature Models

Traditionally, Chinese people worship the dragon regarding it as a symbol of luck. When there is a festival, dragon dancers will perform their dance which involves imitating the movements and gestures of a dragon....

The Lion Dance is treasured as it is believed that it has the ability to drive off evil spirits and bring good luck. During Chinese festivals and grand openings of businesses, performers...

The Hong Kong classic tram has been a form of commuter transport for over 100 years. Locals call it "Ding Ding", which is the sound the iconic double bell ring makes...

'Dai pai dongs' or street cafes in Hong Kong are easily distinguished with their green awnings, campstool seating and chopsticks in a metal canister. Though slowly dwindling, there are still...

Siu Mei refers to restaurants that serve roast meats such as honey-glazed barbecued pork, roast goose, roast duck and crackling pork; and usually display their wares by hanging the cooked meats in the...

FingerART improves and refines traditional paper craftsmanship. Combining different themes and advanced engraving technology, FingerART has been manufactured at the highest standard.    FingerART has a Macro World View. The small-scale...

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Popular double decker bus seen all over Hong Kong in the 70's and 80's. The last of the buses could still be found around 2000.  FingerART improves and refines the...

Features the beloved and extinct Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport. Kai Tak was not nearly as luxurious as the one today in Chek Lap Kok, but is still one of...

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You only need cutter, glue and some patience to assemble! DescriptionMaterial / 270g Quality PaperDimension (Plastic Box) / 7 x 7 x 7cm *High Quality Plastic Box Included.*All model requires...

*High Quality Plastic Box Included.*All model requires glue to assemble.