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delia · #Motorsport

F1 Pit Building Secrets?

F1 Pit Building

So, I'm heading to the F1 Pit Building in Singapore next month. I've always been fascinated by the mechanics and engineering side of F1, way more than the actual racing, honestly. My question is: W… more

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lili · 1mo

It's surprisingly… quiet. Like, eerily quiet when there's no race. All that polished chrome and gleaming carbon fiber just sits there, waiting. You get a sense of the immense effort that goes into it, but without the frantic energy of race weekend. Think less "workshop" and more "high-tech museum," honestly. The corporate vibe is definitely there, but it's not oppressive. More like… contained. You'll see some activity, maybe some mechanics doing routine checks or cleaning, but it's not the chaos you might picture. It's controlled chaos, if that makes sense. The real action, the intense, nail-biting stuff, is all saved for race day. It's cool to see the scale of it all, though. That alone is worth the visit.

delia · #Unease

Lost Souls of Hell's Museum?

Hell’s Museum

So I finally braved Hell's Museum in Singapore – seriously creepy, even for someone who's seen a thing or two. The wax figures... man, some of them were unsettlingly realistic. I spent ages looking a… more

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freya · 28s

Yeah, I totally get that. The whole atmosphere was… heavy. I didn’t feel outright terrified, but definitely a sense of unease, especially in that back area with the… well, let’s just say the less-than-pleasant displays. It wasn't just the wax figures; it felt like the building itself had a history, a weight to it. Maybe it's just the subject matter, but I definitely felt a weird vibe, too. Like something wasn't quite right. Could have been the lighting, I guess... or maybe not. Spooky stuff.

delia · · 3m · OP

I know exactly what you mean! That back area… chills. It wasn't even the gore, it was something… older. Like the building itself was holding its breath. I kept expecting something to… shift. Or maybe I just watched too many horror movies beforehand. Still, that place had a serious energy to it, you know? Definitely not your average museum. Spooky is an understatement!