Bentley has created its version of a Christmas classic, The Nutcracker, produced entirely from the sounds of the skilled engineers and craftspeople at work in the Bentley factory.
The sounds range from the snip of leather scissors to the hum of sewing machines. Many of the sounds from the British marque's carbon neutral factory have been utilised to produce the new version of The Nutcracker.
The sounds of wheel nut guns, paint sprayers and electric windows being tested are some of the sounds that were used Other sounds from this blend of traditional skills and modern technology include wheel nut guns, paint sprayers, electric windows being tested, doors opening and closing, and the many parts of a Bentley being slotted, screwed and stitched into place.
At first, we hear birds singing over the solar panels of the factory, and to conclude, there's a contribution from the sound that warms every engineer and craftsperson's heart, the roar of the kettle and the tinkle of a teaspoon in a mug.
The sounds range from the snip of leather scissors to the hum of sewing machines. Many of the sounds from the British marque's carbon neutral factory have been utilised to produce the new version of The Nutcracker.
At first, we hear birds singing over the solar panels of the factory, and to conclude, there's a contribution from the sound that warms every engineer and craftsperson's heart, the roar of the kettle and the tinkle of a teaspoon in a mug.
