Craft Beer Brewery Building Set for Adults – Vintage Microbrewery Factory Model with Modular Architecture, Dynamic Mechanisms, Self-Developed Minifigures & Display-Ready Design

Buy with confidence…. Phantasy continues to raise the bar with its offerings and the brewery is no exception. The set is a joy to build and comes with high quality GoBricks. They are equal in quality to LEGO and I find them indistinguishable. The clutch is perfect no loose connections and comparable with Lego if need be. Overall this set is amazing and builds into a wonderful set. Pantasy keeps changing it up and releasing sets that appeal to the masses. If you are looking for something different try Pantasy, for the price you wont get a better value. I for one am hooked and will purchase every modular set they release.

Great build! Loved the mechanical movement of the product through the building. One thumbs down is the Minifigures are creepy looking, didn't use them.

I have most of the Lego modular buildings and many from other brands as well. This one is excellent. The detail level is on par with Lego's buildings, and the brick quality is great too. The instructions are good, although there are a few issues with telling colors apart (common in any brand, even Lego). They were generally clear and easy to follow.The building is well made with interior details, although not as many as Lego, since much of the interior is taken up by the mechanisms to move bottles. That said, the mechanism is well done (it felt wobbly when I tested it part way through as instructed by the manuals, but it got better and more solid when the building was done since there's more walls holding everything in place.). A single crank makes 3 sections move, all in different ways. The one side shows a bottle filling machine that actually moves in steps while the other parts move continuously. It's some creative engineering for sure.The finished building would fit in with a row of Lego buildings, but with three possible issues (not negatives, but might be depending on your style preferences). First, there are two large printed acrylic pieces, making the two main signs on the building. They look great, but would seem out of place compared the brick-built signs of other buildings. Second, there's no connection points on the sides like Lego has on all their modulars. In fact, there's stuff to see and do on all 4 sides, so it won't really sit next to another building. Third, this Pantasy building uses a different baseplate than Lego. It's the thickness of a regular plate, but without anti-studs on the bottom. So it'll SIT on other bricks but not connect (which is similar to Lego's baseplates), but it's thicker than a Lego baseplate. That'll be noticeable if you're putting multiple buildings close together.

The set is bigger than you'd think, for starters. I figured this would be a build similar to the smaller cafe kits I've gotten before, but this is about 3 times bigger than they are. The amount of detail in the brewery is actually pretty impressive, and it wasnt as bad as I figured it would be trying to put all of that together, as it went by pretty quick. There weren't any misformed pieces in the kit, everything came in a baggie to help keep track of parts, the bags were grouped according to their steps (a nice plus), and the instructions were pretty easy to follow, being very similar to what you'd find in standard Lego kits. To help make things easier to build, the kit is sectional, so you can snap together the larger bits after you get those built. Overall, I think it'd be a very nice display unit as long as you have the surface space for it, and while it may be a kids toy, I think this would actually be a fun gift for fathers. Anyone who enjoys building bricks would enjoy this kit, and it will certainly keep your children busy for a few hours.

This Craft Beer Brewery set is a great build if you’re into model kits or just like craft beer. The design is clean, vintage-style, and surprisingly detailed. Brick textures, pipes, brewing tanks everything looks like a real microbrewery in miniature form.It’s modular, so each section builds separately and clicks together easily. The instructions are straightforward just like you would find with other sets, and while it takes a few hours, the process is smooth. Not overly complex, but not boring either.The best part is the moving parts. There’s a working conveyor, brewing gear that actually turns, and a mash paddle that rotates. The included minifigs are original too and not just generic fillers. Each one fits the brewery theme.Minor downside: once it’s built, it’s not the easiest thing to dust and very delicate so be careful with itOverall, fun build and something different from the usual kits that was great to use with the kids