Willy Raymaker

 Home on the gorgeous Cockinsel “Manuae“ I can really relax and enjoy the sunset.

GermanGrid, a virtual 3D world based on the open simulator software, a real alternative to Second Life. Here you have the opportunity to become (for humane prices) owner of a complete Sim and to let your creativity run free. Here are some picturesof my new Sim. Next to my house and my business, I‘m going to create “Ballermann” and the nightlive at Al Arenal of Mallorca.

This is my German Sheepherd BELLO and his best friend LINK. Both guard the island and the house and they feel great here. The dog respond to different commands, stroking the dog is, he reacts as he lies down, bowing his head and afterwords he follows the avatar. The dog reacts of course also to foreign Avatare which are foreign to him with growling, barking or stumble, the ideal companion for singles. Dogs such as these of course need exercise, therefore is an island or a large piece of land recommended.  

Our favorite spot on the rocks by the sea

     BELLO and LINK. They are inseparable friends and have lots of fun here.

Today I bought a custom bike, a MLCC TWIN MOTOR LOON CUSTOM CYCLES. Jumped into bikerdress and went to the gas station. Many settings allow to create a individuell bike, so you can change the color, seats, tires or wheels. You hear a powerfull Harley sound and of course you can take someone on the pillion seat.

It’s fun to ride with the bike over the SIMs.

This was my first store in Apfelland

I got the templates from Robin Wood and Second Life fashion design and created in Photoshop my T-shirts which I then exported as TGA images to SL and thus created new shirts. After initial marketing difficulties I was able to sell some T-shirts, and I was very happy about it as a shop owner. I expanded and rented a shop in Apfelland harbor. The Traffic was good, the corner shop in best location and there I was in business. My biker T-shirts were the rage. At this time I got to know Angie Ling and until now we have remained good friends. After some time I got a good offer for my entire collection, which I then sold it. My T-Shirt era was therefore terminated and I was fascinated from building in Second Life