Meaning:

    “手” means “hand,” and “办” means to “make” or “do.” Originating from Japanese, this term refers to a garage kit or resin kit, which is an assembly scale model kit most commonly cast in polyurethane resin. They are often model figures portraying humans or other creatures. In Japan, kits often depict anime characters, and in the United States depictions of movie monsters are common. However, kits are produced depicting a wide range of subjects, from characters from horror, science fiction, fantasy films, television and comic books to original works of art, as well as upgrade and conversion kits for existing models.

    Example:

    A: 周末逛街有什么收获？

    Zhōumò guàngjiē yǒu shénme shōuhuò？

    So you went shopping over the weekend. What did you buy?

    B: 我买了一套火影忍者的手办。

    Wǒ mǎi le yītào huǒyǐng rěnzhě de shǒubàn。

    I bought a set of garage kits based on Naruto.

    A: 下次带来让我欣赏一下吧，我也喜欢收集手办。

    Xiàcì dàilái ràng wǒ xīnshǎng yīxià ba, wǒ yě xǐhuān shōují shǒubàn。

    Bring them next time so that I can have a look. I like collecting garage kits too.