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It's me infront of the Pernakan Corner's Door.

Showcasing the arts and culture of the Straits Chinese in Asia and Singapore
Area: 3840 sq. m.
Hyperborea 233, 207, 23

(2) Singapore Virtual Xin Pat Sat (Retrofitting)

Aerial View of Xin Pat Sat. Still quite empty though.

A taste of the Singapore Marketplace in SL. Radar, Bunkers, Military, Missile, Designer, Food, Chicken Rice, Asia, Builder

This place is cool. Nice retro chairs. They even have a pool table and a cool swimming pool to chill in with all the fellow Singaporeans!

The retro creative hangout for all SL Singaporeans (and all beachbums!). Check out retro designer chairs! Lounge in 80s music!
Area: 4096 sq. m.

It was full when i want to be teleported there. Hopefully next time!

Sky Station above & Tower below.
Area: 2560 sq. m.

Familiar right!! It's Singapore's Bus Stop with our SBS Transit Bus!!!

When i saw the No Smoking sign, i told myself i have to take this snap shot! No Smoking in th hawker centres even in Second Life Singapore ya!
It's Suntec's Fountain of Wealth!!! **Huat!!
Hawker centre stalls in Second Life? Hmm. I want char kway teow! More cockles!!!

Area: 15584 sq. m.
Lion City 130, 129, 23

Didn't get the chance to visit virtual MoS. It was closed when i was there!

Minstry of Sound Night Club
Area: 32768 sq. m.
Glee 113, 179, 35

About Landmark: Singapore

I can see that the builders of Singapore are trying to build a Second Life Singapore with landmarks that we Singaporeans are familiar with. I saw our SBS bus, our local bus stops, Suntec's Fountain of Wealth, Peranaken Houses and our local scene of coffeeshops, those old open shop concept where you will sip your hot coffee under trees while you talk and catch up with your fellow friends.

When i first saw the hawker stalls in Second Life, i laughed! "What? Hawker stalls in Second Life? Hahaha... What are they gonna sell?". I can't wait for the stall owners to come in with their food most probaly Singapore Delicies like Laksa, Char Kway Teow, Chicken Rice?

It does gets more interesting when i see places that i am familiar with. I feel less lost. It gives you a feeling of home in "Second Life". Perhaps those Singaporeans that are not residing in Singapore would find SL bringing them closer to home with our popular landmarks in Singapore.

Hopefully in the near future we'll see HDB flats and other memorable lankmarks from Singapore in Second Life!

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