Reliving Singapore’s Heritage And Past in Miniature | iCollect

[@yisun3336]

Nice to see that Singapore has its own indigenous model manufacturers. Perhaps one day we can have our own tamiya or bandai models.

[@darkwen028]

Just found out about this and it is really amazing! Will love to have a piece of the miniature collection!

[@iCollectOKDK]

Thanks and do check out its online store of miniature-stories.com and use the special promo code of “icollectms” to enjoy discount now. You’ll be spoilt for choice.

[@robinchiang3197]

These sets look wonderful. They bring back many memories.

[@iCollectOKDK]

Thanks for watching and yes they do bring back childhood memories for many.

[@ytendeavour]

It's so cool to see our culture and heritage in miniature

[@iCollectOKDK]

Indeed. Thanks for watching.

[@linustan]

Just one suggestion. You can rebuild hawker stalls that no longer exist or building facade like the old National Library, Van Kleef Aquarium, etc that I think many people hold dear

[@iCollectOKDK]

Thanks for watching and your suggestions.

[@bookhoo1067]

The Samsui Woman would fit in perfectly together with my durian seller and customers! Going for the win 😊

[@iCollectOKDK]

Thanks for watching and we wish you all the luck. Cheers!

[@NoreenTan-g1u]

Ooo.. I already have the satay man, kacang puteh man, lion dance and IJ girls! I can’t wait to add the Samsui Woman to my collection. They bring many nostalgic memories.. I still remember the kacang puteh man at Cathay and Capitol cinemas!

[@iCollectOKDK]

Thanks for catching this episode. We love all the figurines.

[@Austin1998]

I already have the CHIJ girls playing 5 stones! I love miniature stuff!

[@iCollectOKDK]

Thanks for watching.