A cute jeep
This is a firetruck I believe
A Mercedes-Benz Boom Truck
Dodo the Bird :)
It's Wednesday evening and it's been quiet throughout the day and it is really nice. There was a little bit of rain and drizzle earlier which according to the weather broadcast is due to some south-easterlies in the Visayas region but affecting us here in Northern Luzon. We were glad though that the skies cleared up in the afternoon which made us enjoy some beautiful sunset a few hours ago.
By the way, the husband captured these photographs of the minis on his way back to our table from the washroom during an early dinner a little while ago. At that time, the restaurant was buzzing with customers and that might have been the reason why he didn't take more (and better) shots as he would have on normal occasion.
Along with some succulents and others, they are displayed on a tall divider concealing the hallway to the toilets. I know he could not let the chance pass him by that he discreetly and very quickly photographed them. Seated at the third table about 5 meters away from where the minis are placed, I was eyeing him when he took the photos then he came to me saying "you can take their photos again later before we leave" as if he heard what I was thinking, lol!
Unfortunately, after our meal, we have forgotten about them so these are the only proof that we saw them there, lol! And I think it's but right to record them on-chain😅
Joking aside, I just wanted to share them because it's pretty fascinating how they were created with their little details. They are obviously handmade, perhaps some of those that can be bought online or from a toy shop. They are super cute decors and it would be nice to have a few of them on the little bookshelf in our home office. On second thought, maybe not. We are trying to minimize buying things because I've just been packing some of the clutters in the house. It's best to just appreciate them in photos😅