The Bandai Spirits Hobby Exhibition, open until Thursday of next week, is a haven for anime and Gundam enthusiasts, offering a range of attractions that are sure to delight fans.

With free admission, visitors can explore a stunning array of statues from iconic Japanese anime franchises, including Gundam, Pokemon, One Piece, Yugioh!, and Dragon Ball. It’s a treat for any anime lover.

What’s more, the expo offers a unique hands-on experience with free model-building activities. Participants can test their skills and take home their very own creations, adding a memorable touch to the event.

Since its opening on December 2, the expo has already welcomed 3,000 visitors, a testament to its popularity. Among the highlights are the entries from Vietnamese candidates for the Gunpla Builders World Cup 2024, which are on display in the exhibition area.

The organizer has highly praised these entries, and some are even predicted to represent Vietnam in the upcoming competition in Japan. It’s an exciting opportunity for local talent to shine on an international stage.

A Vietnamese candidate’s impressive entry showcases Vietnam’s talent in Gundam model-making. Photo: To Cuong

Phuong Tri’s entry for the Gunpla Builders World Cup, inspired by Thanh Giong, a mythical Vietnamese folk hero. Photo: To Cuong

A young, talented 14-year-old candidate showcases their skills with this entry. Photo: To Cuong

A visitor concentrates on building a model at the Bandai Spirits Hobby Exhibition. Photo: To Cuong

Enthusiastic young people queue for their turn to participate in the model-building activity. Photo: To Cuong

A visitor proudly displays their completed model at the exhibition. Photo: To Cuong

Both male and female visitors enthusiastically engage in the model-building activity. Photo: To Cuong

The exhibition showcases a diverse range of models, including Gundam, Pokemon, One Piece, and Yugioh characters. Photo: To Cuong
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