Brickbuild Factorio Designs

[SauerkrautPudding]

My kids are old enough to play with Legos now and I wanted to satisfy my inner child and build a Factorio diorama.
I checked out existing desings but they are too big in my opinion and have some scaling issues.
So I found the software Bricklink Studio and started designing my own creations:

Scale is 6x6 studs per Tile and it all started with simple small ones:

Belt (2 Tiles)

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Inserter:

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Wodden Power Pole:

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Then it got more and more complex:

Splitter: (And yes - everything should move if you rotate the knob)

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Assembling machine 1 (also, everything should move):

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And finally my biggest one - The Steam Engine (Again - should be functional - The flexible Axles hopefully work better in reality, they look kinda wonky in the software):

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So far it is only in the Software, so I dont know yet, if it will work in reality. Building those out of Lego will cost a fortune (and a lot of part-colors do not exist), but I found a store that sells GoBricks elements that are way cheaper. They have the reputation to be higher quality than the danish guys - Price is around 57€/1000 parts and thats is awesome since I think 50€/1k is a good price when buying brick-sets for my kids.
Because of those reasons I also optimized the designs for the parts available on the said store.

My plan is to create a boiler next so I can make a complete 9x3 tile diorama consisting of 2 belts filled with coal, splitter, inserter (mby i make a burner for this), power pole, boiler and steam engine.
Then I will place my order - create instructions and start building it. I will report back as soon as I make some progress - I hope you like it.

Oh and if anyone here is designing MOCs as well - Mby you have some design tips for me looking at my pictures? Those are my very first steps with that...

[ickputzdirwech]

This looks awesome!

Is there any chance for you to share the "blueprints" or part list with us?

[aka13]

Very cool! What is used nowadays for that? When I was a lil boy, I used LDD to generate manuals/builds.

[SauerkrautPudding]

Yes I will have instructions and part-lists ready at some point. But Wube has the licence so I dont know if thats allowed...

I used Bricklink Studio (Stud.io) for this. As far as I have read it replaced LDD.