<h3>Today, my son, who is now 5 years old, asked me to make him a</h3>
A remote-controlled mug.
I'm uploading a hand-drawn image of the development.
I think he was 4 years old when he requested.
He is not able to wait patiently.
It should be done in about 5 minutes.
I made it at a super evolutionary speed.
He kind of cherished it and it is still there.
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This is the expansion.
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Like this kind of Katsuhiko Hibino.
I enjoy making &quot;paper crafts that look like clay&quot; like this one by Katsuhiko Hibino.
It would be interesting to make a lot of mug series.
Oh, I haven't drawn how to make ver.1.
See you next time.

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Craft in about 5 minutes_Remote-controlled mug

Today, my son, who is now 5 years old, asked me to make him a

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