After walking around just browsing, buying some note- and sketchbooks (some with cute covers), buying a new bag for my camera, and realising that they also sell telescopes for watching the stars, I felt a bit better.

I also found that they have a large section selling computer parts like graphics cards, ram, PC fans and much more.

Finally, I went to the floor where they sell various toys and assembly sets, and they had gotten new batches home. The ships from the One Piece anime/manga, which I had admired a bit earlier, were now stocked up, so I bought one with a small version of the Thousand Sunny ship.

I was a bit in doubt if I needed to buy glue as well, but when I got home I realised that its assembled with a “hole and pin” principle and stickers named with katakana/hiragana letters in the guide (it was quite easy to follow even if in Japanese).

…and there were a lot of stickers! They surely weren’t all easy to put on – some of them were extremely small!! I ended up using tweezers. I can’t say I managed to do perfectly with the stickers, but it was nice and de-stressing spending some hours (at least two hours, maybe 3 ^^) assembling this thing.

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But I think the final result got pretty good, and I think it’s kind of cute and cool at the same time ^^

And it fits well with my collection, even though my Luffy and Chopper figures are giants in comparison. ^^

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