ThockyMeister Creation

18/12/2025

What I love about client builds is that they get to express themselves through their choice of components—every little selection and detail tells a story about who they are. It’s like they get to pour a little bit of themselves into the build, and once everything’s done, there’s that proud moment with the client that feels like them saying, “this is me,” or “this is him/her/they/them.” And I think that’s what feels really good as a builder—that you become an instrument of self-expression through these builds.

Thank you, Sir I! Here's to more future builds! 🥂

16/12/2025

And just like that, we’re only a few days away from the holidays—and we’re back to building keyboards! One thing’s for sure: this will turn out beautifully as a gift, carefully chosen and personalized by one of our patrons. Truly, it’s the season of giving! 🎄🦌🦌🦌

21/11/2025

No, you CANNOT eat the Potchi keycaps! (UNLESS 👀)

Bringing this keycap out after quite some time in storage since I sold the keycap set I originally paired it with — and honestly, I think it passed the vibe check with the whole aesthetic!

18/11/2025

Still on that PDX high.
Four days later and I’m here, staring at my loot like it’s Day 2. The finds? Solid. The deals? BONKERS. The community? Totally unmatched. Hoping for another event like this soon! 🏎️🔥

Maybe you’re wondering what’s in ThockyMeister’s loot bag? Well, there you have it!

17/11/2025

And finally, the stuff we came for: the diecast of — and other collectibles.

17/11/2025

Cars of

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Dioramas of

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ThockyMeister meets

Beautiful [redacted] car. No other way to describe it — simply lovely.

29/12/2024

That time of the year again wid da kahzens.

A benefactor, half a tank of gas, a 2013 Nissan Urvan E24 Shuttle (manual), patience, a good pair of legs and feet (clutch-preno, lakad dito-lakad doon), good food, good company, a camera, and memories.

I don't know what to feel about 2024, but for what it’s worth, I guess we’re ending it on a good note.

BTW, not a sponsored post by The Other Office, pero (JK. UNLESS...!?)

17/12/2024

Inchresting. Great novelty item if you're into both cars (particularly JDM) and keebs

Liberty Walk, best known for slicing up Lamborghinis and Ferraris to create their divisive wide-body kits, has taken a peculiar detour—into the world of mechanical keyboards. In collaboration with Original Konbini, the Japanese tuner has unveiled a keyboard that aims to blend its signature automotive style with JDM culture.