You can found New Zealand 10c coin being tested in plastic material (picture on the top) and of course our Santa and Heitiki(Tiki). What is Heitiki(Tiki)?. Short explaination >>The heitiki is a small, carved ornament, usually of greenstone, worn suspended from the neck. It is often incorrectly referred to as tiki. Today, most of the “tikis” sold as souvenirs. Good one carved in Green stones, and the most cheaper one are mass-produced from green plastic. Tourist love them! Tell me if you got one.

This is how the process of ‘mould/mold’ a ‘fish’. Debbie was so excited holding her first ever plastic ‘fish’. Since then, she became the expert, go to her packaging class if u need to catch some ‘fishes’ *Picture taken during our trip at the moulding company. (24/3/06)

The sign really need serious improvement if it is going to promoting professional design excellence?!! established 1946, it been 60 years now, it is really the right time to have a new look. Any volunteer? The caption in the ape picture is stated: ” Of course It’s A Good Idea - It’s Mine “. Both pictures taken during our trip to visit a moulding company down at Wellington, NZ (24/3/06)