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The Artisans Behind Rolls-Royce | ROLLS-ROYCE Gallery

<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Limited is headquartered in Goodwood, West Sussex, about 100 km south of London, England.
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<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />Design work using CG takes place in the Bespoke Design Studio.
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<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />A sketch drawn in the Bespoke Design Studio.
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<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />A scene from the wood shop. Various types of wood are neatly arranged.
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<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />Special custom orders, such as yacht-like finishes, are also possible.
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<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />In the paint shop, 100 people work in two shifts. While machines perform the basic tasks, finishing processes like sanding and polishing still require human touch.
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<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />Approximately 11 cows' worth of leather is used for each Phantom. It takes five people to finish the seats.
<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />Embroidery on headrests is relatively popular in Europe and America. This work is also done in the leather shop.
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<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />The leather shop employs 100 people, involving many specialists in cutting, covering (wrapping synthetic resin parts with leather), and sewing.
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<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />Next to the 'Spirit of Ecstasy', the letters 'OK' and the technician's signature are inscribed.
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<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />The production line for the Phantom, proudly displaying the words 'BESPOKE VEHICLE'.
<strong>ROLLS-ROYCE</strong><br />A procession of Ghosts, nicknamed 'Mini Rolls-Royces'.
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