And so we reach the final ramen post. But I’m not eating ramen today, I’m making it. Specifically, this:
It’s a plastic model kit of a ramen cup! This was made to commemorate 50 years of Cup Noodle and lest there be any doubt…
It’s not edible!
Here’s the contents:
As with all Bandai plastic kits the engineering is astonishing, and the pieces went together easily and almost seamlessly:
I particularly liked the lettering, which was made of plastic rather than used a sticker:
That’s not to say the kit had zero stickers. In fact it has a lot, but they’re easy to attach and make the finished product look incredibly lifelike:
Here’s a shot of the contents (pre-cooking, of course):
And here I faced a choice. Display it with the contents showing, or attach the lid? I chose the latter, and the contents of my cup will therefore be sealed away forever.
Here’s a shot showing scale next to a toy car I just happened to have:
It’s a fantastic kit, and I’ll be keeping it on permanent display ๐
“BEST HIT CHRONICLE” ๐
A fitting end to the saga.
Was there no way to display the lid half peeled?
Alas no; the adhesive on the sticker went all the way around.
Also itโs interesting to note the interior of the lid sticker was metallic like on some ramen. A tiny touch no-one would ever see on the assembled model ๐