Continuing the familiar collection of street vendors on the street, this time the magnet model will be a hot sweet sticky rice cart with colorful sticky rice bowls. You have definitely seen this cart at least once if you love Vietnamese street food cuisine.
To recreate the sticky rice truck version, The 90's DIY cleverly recreated every detail realistically, so that the sticky rice truck looks close to the image you see in real life. Thereby evoking a piece of a bustling and emotional street corner in Saigon.
- Size: 5.6 x 4.6 x 2.1cm
- Weight: 200g
- Materials: Wood, mica, air clay, resin
Besides the refrigerator, where can you put the magnets on?
- Metal cabinets
- Decorative metal shelf
- Metal door
- Magnetic board (memo board, bulletin board, white board)
If the item is dropped and broken, you can use super glue (strong fast-acting adhesive) to fix it.
The 90's DIY is a world of beautiful and meticulously crafted miniatures that encapsulate Vietnamese culture and beauty. The brand's concept originated from a simple question: “How do we keep the memories and wonderful moments after a trip?”
The 90's DIY offers a unique and creative way to preserve such memories with its stunning works of art. It provides DIY miniature sets inspired by famous places in Vietnam, such as Hue, Dalat, and Hoi An. These miniatures are more than just toys or decorations; they serve as reminders of the incredible experiences encountered during each trip.
Additionally, the DIY brand also offers refrigerator magnet that mimics familiar things that every Vietnamese has encountered during their childhood. Moreover, the brand also offers refrigerator magnets that recreate familiar items from every Vietnamese person's childhood.
Despite their small sizes, these miniatures and magnets bring immense joy and inspiration to travel enthusiasts and nostalgic individuals who cherish those memories. So, are you ready to join The 90's DIY and Chus on an exploration of this enchanting miniature world?
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Enterprise Code No.: 0316713818 - Date: 09 February 2021.
