I’m lighting my buildings so need some rough interiors. I expect my windows will be grubby so the mill equipment just needs to be the right size and shape.
At Christmas I bought two packs of Micro blocks for £2. They are cheap small lego knock offs.
I made some basic blocks for the mill machinery.
I primed then painted them green with a hobby spray paint I had knocking around. I then added some gubbins on top to make them more interesting.
This is the ground floor:
First floor:
And the top floor is just a few view blocks:
It’s hard to take photos through the window:
I need some knitting as it’s a knitting mill so I scrunched up some tissue.
I put it on a plastic bag and dripped water on it and scrunched more:
My underfloor heating is excellent for drying stuff. I’m not totally sold as they are a bit large so the jury’s out still.
Did you know an Englishman invented Lego and, as usual with anything good, sold it to a foreigner. It has its uses, I use one block to hold the tea strainer on the static grass gadgets I make for friends out of Maplins electronic fly swats. Ron Gager
This is much smaller than normal Lego. I keep meaning to buy the proper stuff and then never quite get around to it…