LOOK: Tamiya creates PH jeepney kit

MANILA – Did you know that Japanese manufacturer Tamiya has created a new kit modeled after the Philippine jeepney?

Hobby shop The BrickYard made the announcement on Facebook over the weekend as it unveiled a new mini 4WD kit called the “Dyipne.”

“To commemorate the Asia Challenge 2019 in Manila, brought to you by Lils Hobby Center, the BrickYard, and Tamiya, a Philippine icon immortalized in a Mini 4WD kit. It is about time!” the post read.

The bright red Dyipne will be sold at Lils Hobby Center and The BrickYard starting June 6, according to another post on the latter’s Facebook page.

“Your favorite retailers should be able to offer this soon after we begin selling. Price will be published on June 6 also,” the post read.

The Asia Challenge 2019 is a racing event for hobbyists and will be held in Manila from June 20 to 23.

source: news.abs-cbn.com

How to make money doing what you love

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MANILA - Everyone has something they're passionate about. For some, this can start out as a hobby and spin off into a business.

Some people have already done it, through a lot of effort. There are plenty of gateways to put yourself out there when you do decide to make a living doing what you love.

One of the best ways is online, seeing as websites like Etsy, Instagram, and YouTube cater to all manner of creativity. The former is great for people who are excellent artists, while the latter gives rise to a new breed of musician, or film director.

For example, YouTube star PewDiePie (or Felix Arvid Ulf Kjelberg) started out recording his playthroughs of video games alongside his reaction to them. The hilarious combination has led to him breaking website records–-particularly in subscribers--as his fanbase grew from 12 million in 2013 to over 20 Million.

People like Inkscribbler’s Alexis Ventura, Olivia and Diego’s Yana Santiago started out where you are: working in the corporate arena before they took their hobbies and turned them into something more.

The first step is always the hardest, as cliché as that might be. When you know you’re ready, here are a few things you need to keep in mind to make money doing what you love.

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