I’m currently displaying my full Satisfactory LEGO factory at Brickomanie in Montreal. You may have seen some of the buildings I created in previous posts, and I wanted to share the complete display with you, as I’m sure this community will enjoy it!

The factory features a complete Crystal Oscillator production line, with Constructors, a Smelter, two Miner Mk.3s, an Assembler, a Manufacturer, Industrial Storage Containers, and a train. I also added a few creatures, including a Lizard Doggo and a Flightless Birb.

The full display contains around 40,000 LEGO pieces. It has been a huge project, and I’m really happy to finally see the entire production line running together after working on it for the past year!

A special thank you to Aido_k, who designed the train, and NerdyLegoist, who designed the Constructors, for allowing me to include and display their creations as part of my larger factory!

Hope you enjoy the build, and feel free to ask me any questions!

He was 78. He was a retired nuclear engineer, who spent his career first with TVA in reactor maintenance, working up to plant management, eventually becoming a plant director. He retired from TVA and went to work as VP of Engineering for a wind farm construction general contractor.

As noted by his 4k+ hours, he absolutely loved satisfactory. I bought him the game years ago, thinking he might enjoy it. Little did I know this game would become one of his favorite hobbies and pastimes. He would spend hours working on his factories, ever in pursuit of efficiency. He was never a decorative builder. Always purely functional. He liked to see "how fast he could get to the end." He started the game out by reading tutorials and posts in this community to help him learn. I loved hearing the chainsaw noise from his office because it meant he had "beaten" the game and started all over again.

I just wanted to make a post to say thank you to the developers, and this community, for such an awesome experience they have provided us, and my granddad.

Luckily I have his save files, and can visit his works when I want to.

All made from scratch! Followed the heroic replicas set for the build gun, and the punished props tutorial for the helmet- the jumpsuit is a sewn together welder's cowl and khaki jumpsuit I found at the thrift store.

There were a few things I didn't want to dedicate a full image to, but I went EXTRA extra. The buckle has the mascot on it, and I stuck custom logos on the gloves, too. For the build gun, the sticker sheet you can purchase is pretty terrible, so I made some custom stamps to stick on the logos and designs.

Dump of WIP IMAGES:

https://imgur.com/a/orhPagK