Our club is a welcoming community for students passionate about plastic model building, as well as for those who are curious and eager to explore it for the first time. We aim to create a space where individuals who share the same interest can connect, learn, and enjoy the hobby together.

For experienced modelers, our club offers an opportunity to meet like-minded peers, share techniques, and collaborate on projects. For beginners, we provide step-by-step guidance, covering everything from basic techniques to advanced methods, so anyone can start without feeling lost or overwhelmed. We also supply the necessary tools and materials, allowing new members to try the hobby without the upfront financial commitment.

We understand that student life can be stressful, with exams, assignments, and other responsibilities. That’s why our club hosts weekly sessions designed to be a relaxing and enjoyable break. These sessions allow members to focus on their hobby, socialize, and recharge, fostering a positive mental space and a sense of balance amidst academic pressures.

Beyond regular sessions, our club organizes a variety of events and activities such as group modeling projects, exhibitions, social outings like restaurant visits, and even opportunities to sell or showcase completed works. These activities strengthen our sense of community and provide experiences that enrich both the hobby and student life.

Since plastic model building is not widely represented, finding peers who share this interest can be challenging. Our club fills that gap by offering a dedicated space where everyone—from newcomers to seasoned modelers—can engage, learn, and thrive together.

Additionally, being part of the club provides valuable leadership and professional development opportunities. We are seeking executives to manage administration, finances, social media, internal and external affairs, and event planning. These roles give members practical experience in teamwork, leadership, and project management, complementing their academic journey.

In essence, our club is more than just a hobby group—it’s a community. We aim to support, inspire, and grow together, making plastic model building accessible and enjoyable for all students, while also enhancing student life through creativity, social connection, and personal growth.