Bregir Posted May 16, 2016 As others have said, the scale and attention to detail here is great. I like the rooms within the building, and how you have included all those different parts of the process. Both inside and out is looking great, and I like how it has that early industrial feel, not too simple, and not too ornamental either. However, one understands if these kinds of factories lead to some discontent amongst the working classes. Will BoBS have a Marx, one wonders... Or a Robespierre? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Elostirion Posted May 16, 2016 As others have said, the scale and attention to detail here is great. I like the rooms within the building, and how you have included all those different parts of the process. Both inside and out is looking great, and I like how it has that early industrial feel, not too simple, and not too ornamental either. However, one understands if these kinds of factories lead to some discontent amongst the working classes. Will BoBS have a Marx, one wonders... Or a Robespierre? Or a Fontonajo? Or Montoya? One never knows. But hey, they get chocolate here. For free! :-) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bregir Posted May 16, 2016 Or a Fontonajo? Or Montoya? One never knows. But hey, they get chocolate here. For free! :-) Oh, Montoya sticks to the Natural Philosophy - I would probably worry more about Cooke, who has been known to ponder on the nature of the "Ideal Society"... Of course, he will resent being called vile words like "Democrat" or "Republican", but he does feel strongly about fairness and justice... Fontonajo? I shall be looking forward to reading any treatise he might write... And yes, chocolate does do much to soothe a troubled mind! Long live Cocovia and Corrington! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hobbythom Posted May 23, 2016 What an enourmous,awesome build. So incredibly cool! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BrickPerfection Posted May 23, 2016 Wow, that is really cool! Factories are very rarely build as Mocs, though they had a major role in the early industrial revolution in England, especially textile factories; colonies would provide the raw materials, and the assembly was done in the home country. Of course you'd need ships and commanding the seas... Your details really look quite believable, I didn't think about implementing textiles in brick before, but you've done it Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BrickFit26 Posted May 24, 2016 Great build. Really enjoy all of the colors. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Staslegomaster Posted May 27, 2016 It seems LEGO is your great hobby. How long have you been creating LEGO sets? Such a detailed MC, worth of a LEGO ehibition!!! It looks very realistic. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Captain Dee Posted June 18, 2016 Fantastic factory! That exterior is massive and all those windows make it look really impressive. The landscaping is nice as well. But of course the interior is the best part with all those different processes represented so well. It certainly looks appropriate for the time period in question, and your way of showing the cotton in all its various forms is extraordinary. I'm also impressed by that collection of so many unique minifigs which always adds a lot to a build. Excellent work! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
