If you ask anyone who lives in the town I was born what are the interesting spots to see, they’ll answer right away: “The Sluice Dam”. It is a huge thing for such a small town, and it makes everyone proud when someone out of town comes to see it.
Click on the links below to take a look:
Virtual Tour 1 | Virtual Tour 2 | Virt [...]
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Sluice Dam in Bom Retiro do Sul
If you ask anyone who lives in the town I was born what are the interesting spots to see, they’ll answer right away: “The Sluice Dam”. It is a huge thing for such a small town, and it makes everyone proud when someone out of town comes to see it.
Click on the links below to take a look:
Virtual Tour 1 | Virtual Tour 2 | Virt [...]
Feltros Renner’s Virtual Tour
Feltros Renner (more about the company and its site here) is based on a very old and classic building that was part of the growth of Porto Alegre, it is a nice place to have a virtual tour, even if the building itself isn’t part of the company’s business.
Virtual Tour 1 | Virtual Tour 2
Pimp My Fusca
Not sure if this is a game, it’s probably more like a simulator where you can pimp your VW Beetle, or Fusca, as it’s called in Brazil. You can change the collors, rims, bumpers, suspension height, etc. You can find it in Kongregate as well.
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Flash GreNal
This is a very simple multiplayer game based on the most classic Brazilian soccer match that is Grêmio vs Internacional. You can find it on Kongregate too.
Porto Alegre At Night
This is a good example of a landscape virtual tour, unfortunately, it isn’t a full 360° image since it was taken from my apartment’s window, so you will be able to see the break in the image. The image shows the night at Porto Alegre, RS – Brazil, the city where I live.
Virtual Tour
Feltros Renner Site
Feltros Renner is one of the biggest felt companies in Brazil, exporting their products to several countries around the world. They’re on the market since 92, with loyal customers and great quality products.
The site was made in Joomla, my former CMS of choice, with some flash animations, virtual tours and even pictures taken by me.
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