Bebricton
Industrial Zone
The map:
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Theme: |
Town |
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Added: |
2017, jan 16 01:31 |
Scenery designer:
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Place:
Poland
Joined:
2015, jan 21
Seen:
3d 18h |
Introduction
Car factory takes most of the space in this part of Bebricton city. Vehicles moving through the city streets are manufactured here. It looks quite inconspicuously, like a big warehouse from the outside. However, all the mechanisms required to manufacture the vehicle step by step are installed inside. You can read more about the factory in a separate review 90041-1: Car Factory.
Loading station is located across the street from the car factory, where coal is loaded from a train to truck and vice versa, depending on the order.
Lineman guards railway crossing in the building located at the high platform. The road to south leads to the city center.
Near the car factory a second factory is located - it produces bricks this time. This is the place, where workers create all the bricks needed to construct buildings in the city. Bricks are placed in the container immediately, which is moved after filling by a crane onto the truck. Some of them are transported to other parts of the Bebricton city to create new buildings and some of them are transported to the seaport and exported out of the city through the containership.
Small residential area with few houses is present in the northern part of the city.
Residents can get to other parts of the city through a train by going to the railway station.
Behind the station is a forest, where you can find the ruins of the old buildings from the time of the middle ages. However, those are occupied by the old enthusiasts pretending to be knights from that ages. To make the fun more realistic, they've decided to bring real gold in treasure chests. It was not too clever idea though, because couple of thieves are lurking in the forest.
Small stable is located near the train station, which is a continuation of the larger version in the eastern part - mud racing.
Technical information
Unfortunately, LEGO virtually did not released any industrial set in Town theme from the 80s to mid 90s. Therefore, the buildings located here are mostly my own creations. Alternate versions of some of the sets can be found here as well, like a railway station or a small stable. In summary, only few structures in this part of the city are the original sets. However, I always try to create structures in similar style and design to classic LEGO Town theme.
Several links to other parts of the city in less or more obvious form can be found in the industrial zone. I leave it to self-discovery.
On the road
Loading station
Railway passage
Brick factory
Residential Area
Railway station
The forest
Stables
Technical information
Unfortunately, LEGO virtually did not released any industrial set in Town theme from the 80s to mid 90s. Therefore, the buildings located here are mostly my own creations. Alternate versions of some of the sets can be found here as well, like a railway station or a small stable. In summary, only few structures in this part of the city are the original sets. However, I always try to create structures in similar style and design to classic LEGO Town theme.
Several links to other parts of the city in less or more obvious form can be found in the industrial zone. I leave it to self-discovery.
Linked sets:
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7838-1 |
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6592-1 |
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90034-1 |
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90041-1 |
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90042-1 |
Comments
2017, jan 22 22:39
Interesting layout.
There is a signifiant diversity between industrial and residential buildings. I really like the way the train goes, but it's very odd to fing a buffer on such line. The industrial section is well organized, but one more factory could have been good. The brick factory is a good idea, but I'm not fond of the way it's built, it's way too high and it lacks of a uniform color scheme. But I like the machanism that bring bricks directly in the container, good idea. For the residential part, I think the houses are too small and too colourful. I think those are inspired from bulk bricks buckets, you should keep a color scheme, not more than three or four colors, but not too much. When I build a building, I have three colors, sometimes a bit more, and to add contrast, I add flowers or fences that add another color to the creation. And I hope seeing a review of the goods train station, I really like this set. Globally, I think it's a good first take on a theme Lego did not give any sets for reference. And I hope seeing more of industrial buildings! | |
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2017, jan 23 08:04
I usually make structures more colorful when I lack bricks. I shall make it less colorful with time :)
I had no more space and ideas to build more factories after big car factory. I know it could be more industrial, but this time this is it :) Thanks for your thoughts, I appreciate it. Greetings! |
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