漫遊模型屋 / Wandering Through Model Shops

三創生活園區是個我知道，但是很少去的地區，不諱言地說，它是一個科技愛好者和購物者的天堂，因為這裡的專賣店和概念店，應該能夠滿足人們對數位產品的需求，無論人們是尋找最新的手機、筆記型電腦、或是其他數位產品，這裡都有豐富的選擇，然而，，這裡不僅是一座商場，更像是一個結合科技、娛樂與文化的綜合體，我這次來，就被它豐富的模型公仔震撼到了。

這裡有少見的鋼彈旗艦店，我對店內的鋼彈系列展示牆印象深刻，從初代《機動戰士鋼彈》到最新的《機動戰士鋼彈 水星的魔女》分別展示出 Logo、視覺圖和代表性的鋼彈機型，此外，不論是敵我的各系列的鋼彈機型，都有機會看到模型展示，雖然我不算是鋼彈迷，但是，也是在這裡駐足了好久，仔細地觀看這些帥氣十足的鋼彈戰士們。

野獸國（Beast Kingdom）是一個收藏玩具品牌，專注於將迪士尼、漫威、DC、星際大戰等經典角色製作成高品質雕像、公仔及潮流玩具，看到店門口一尊真人比例的鋼鐵人雕像，就知道來到了野獸國，店內各式精緻的模型公仔，讓人看的目瞪口呆，不過那些精美的美式或日式公仔也是價錢不斐啊，所以，我也只能多拍幾張帥照，解解癮了，逛到店的角落，發現一個商品預購區，有些酷炫的模型公仔，下訂後，可能還需要等個兩年，才會拿到，不虧是收藏等級的模型公仔。

除了那些重量級的模型公仔之外，也有不少只要幾百元就可入手的流行公仔，如各系列的盲盒公仔，我身邊沒太多收集公仔的朋友，不過，這幾年，常看到有節目介紹公仔收藏，所以，很多人應該很瘋公仔，看到店家展示的盲盒全系列公仔，我也莫名的興起一股收藏的欲望，但是想想我家的空間，可能沒地方擺放那些公仔，那個收藏的欲望就被壓下來了。

我發現這裡最奇妙的一家店，是販賣中古二手商品的店，店內有豐富的動漫周邊商品，如模型、玩偶、胸章、壓克力牌等，模型有些貴，有些便宜，貴的，我看不懂貴在那裏，可能是有收藏價值吧，便宜的，我可以猜的到，因為大多是冷門角色，這裡真是挖寶的好地方啊，整個逛下來，不買也開心，而且很舒壓。

Syntrend Creative Park in Taipei is a place I know about but rarely visit. To be honest, it’s like a paradise for tech lovers and shoppers alike. With its variety of specialty and concept stores, it caters to just about every digital need — whether you’re looking for the latest smartphones, laptops, or other tech gadgets. But beyond being just a shopping mall, it’s really more of a fusion of technology, entertainment, and culture. On this visit, what really caught my attention was the massive collection of model figures on display.

There’s even a rare Gundam flagship store here, which left a deep impression on me. The display wall showcased Gundam logos, visuals, and iconic mobile suits from the very first Mobile Suit Gundam all the way to the latest The Witch from Mercury. Both hero and enemy suits were represented, each meticulously built and beautifully displayed. I wouldn’t call myself a hardcore Gundam fan, but I still found myself standing there for quite a while, admiring those cool-looking mecha warriors up close.

Then there’s Beast Kingdom, a collectible toy brand that focuses on turning iconic characters from Disney, Marvel, DC, and Star Wars into high-quality statues and designer figures. You can’t miss it — a life-sized Iron Man statue stands right at the entrance, greeting everyone who walks by. Inside, the shelves are filled with stunningly detailed figures that could leave any collector speechless. Of course, those masterpieces don’t come cheap, so I settled for taking a few cool photos instead. In one corner of the store, there was a preorder section for upcoming releases — some of them so exclusive that you’d have to wait nearly two years after ordering to receive them. That’s real collector-level dedication!

Aside from those high-end collectibles, there were also plenty of trendy figures that only cost a few hundred dollars, like the popular blind box toys. I don’t have many friends who collect figures, but I’ve seen enough TV shows and online features about toy collecting to know that it’s a huge trend. Seeing full blind box series displayed so neatly almost made me want to start collecting, too. But then I thought about my small apartment. I really don’t have the space for them so that little spark of desire quickly faded.

One of the most interesting stores I found was a secondhand shop that sold all kinds of pre-owned anime merchandise, such as figures, plushies, badges, acrylic stands, and more. Some items were surprisingly expensive, probably due to their rarity or collector value, while others were much cheaper, usually featuring less popular characters. It really felt like a treasure hunt; even if you don’t buy anything, just browsing through everything is fun and oddly relaxing.

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