AegisRyan’s Island

Guys, I would like to say I am ashamed of being Penang guy here (although i was not born in penang) . It is because…

On monday, I was driving to Batu Feringgi to have a walk by the seaside with my friend. Along the road, we noticed a signboard of “TOY MUSEUM” around Tanjung Bungah area and i felt “Toy Museum” sound very familiar. Oh ya, i remembered i saw the name “Toy Museum” somewhere in KL last year, perhaps in SUMMIT if im not mistaken. I guess they are the same.

Frankly, it is a great place to visit for tourist and any other else. For those Toy Enthusiasts like me, you MUST pay a visit to such Toy Museum. It collects over 100,000 toys, dolls, models and other fun collectibles, etc. Yet, it is the World Largest Toy Museum and the toys were collected since 1973 by Mr. Loh while he was 19. The musuem is about 650s q m floor area. The most expensive toys, which cost RM9000 is a 1.8m tall Gundam Robot from Japan. This Toy Museum not only holds the earlier toys but also display the upcoming or latest toys or figures such as Tim Burton’s “Corpse Bride” which is showing in Cinema now. Toys of Charlie & Chococlate’s Factory, Batman Begin and etc.

With over 100,000 toys, dolls, models and other fun collectibles, it’s a haven for toy and movie aficionados. “It’s also the largest in the world and the first such museum in Asia” says proud owner Loh Lean Cheng of his baby.

The entrance fee for adult is RM10 and RM6 for children. It is a reasonable price and worth for seeing over 100,000 toys in such special museum. Don’t you think a Toy Museum is rarely found among the world and furthermore it is the largest. Hence, i hope you guys don’t miss this especially Penang guys. hehehe

More pictures…
>>Continue Reading

After a month without update my site due to some reason, i got to read some of my friend’s blogs. I found that my good friend, Bryan just shaved his hair today. I saw it from MSN picture actually, I swear that i was really shock after seeing that.

Well, the reason that i am writing this post is to promote this “Hair For Hospice” campaign. If you are reading this post, please give a little help to them. With your little help, it means a lot to other. From Peter Tan’s post, Buangmasa.net, SapiensBryan.com, Sharizal Shaarani, Devyne and Jason Mumbles are together with Peter Tan to shave their hair for this campaign.

Donations can be in any amount. Tax exemption receipts will be issued for donations of RM50.00 and above. Please note that all donations by cheques must be sent directly to the National Cancer Society of Malaysia, Penang Branch or deposited into their bank account. No individual is authorised to collect donation in any other form for this cause. For donations via cheque, please write “Hair for Hospice” at the reverse side. For deposits or bank transfers, please email the transaction code, bank, branch, time, date and amount deposited to the Society with the header “Hair for Hospice” for record purposes to ncsmpg@tm.net.my and also a copy to me for updating the list below. Please also provide a mailing address for receipts to be issued and sent to you. For more information, please visit the Hospice’s website at http://www.creatgsee.com/hospice/donation.htm

Please do visit Peter Tan’s “Hair For Hospice” for more information.

**Appologize for not updating my site for a month. I would share my difficulties when I got my own living & Internet Connection. Today i wrote this post is to promote the campaign. I might be off for some time. So sorry guys.