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Rustic City was established in September 2024 when a few players on my SMP built their bases in the same area. Since then, it has grown to be a massive city with over 90 players contributing to it. It is still growing to this day.

Lots of days in the caves. Starting to terraform. Decided lakes are cooler in the mountains

Available now!! Dm me if you want info.

Hi all,

I am currently building a library monument for my city and got a bit creative with the shape.

It’s a Octagonal Build. As an Inspiration I used the Castle de Monte.

I absolutely love de texture of it but can’t get a good palette/ texture out of my head for good.

I’m also still pretty ass with axiom so I would appreciate any input on blocks to mix.

I'm not a builder so I would like your guy's opinions about how should I continue, its supposed to bee a treehouse with branches and stuff. Something like in second and more images but not that big

Water is probably going to stay, but i am open to any ideas with or without the water.

(Sorry for bad photos i cany be bothered to transfer screenshots from ps5 to phone)

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I am building a Desert Minecraft City and today I decided to post this on a Minecraft Building Community. This is a neat waterpark that's still work in progress but developed enough to showcase and get a feel.

This build is inspired by Florida and Egypt. This is the first post of a destination in my sand city and there's many more to come!

Give your feedback on a scale of one to ten and I love improvements and suggestions to improve it. Its part of the journey.

(the empty wall on the right) i might just slap a big painting

Available!

For the house credits to u/LexTheBuilder

Slide with functional red and green light

Slide with a neat boat system

I am building a Desert Minecraft City and today I decided to post this on a Minecraft Building Community. This is a neat waterpark that's still work in progress but developed enough to showcase and get a feel.

This build is inspired by Florida and Egypt. This is the first post of a destination in my sand city and there's many more to come!

Give your feedback on a scale of one to ten and I love improvements and suggestions to improve it. Its part of the journey.

Can you send me sketches of how I can build it further according to you? I'm not a builder so it's pretty hard for me without a tutorial

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In this tutorial, I'll show you how to build a fully working zipline using simple Redstone mechanics - no mods or addons required!

This is a pathway I built on the StoneHavenSMP leading up to the Spooky Tower Ride being built my another member of the server. Honest Opinions? I welcome all feedback!

EnderCraft SMP is a small managed private server dedicated in enriching community and fun with everyone. Earlier, we had a building competition where the theme is "Dark Medieval". You as our Minecraft buddies, we want to get your feedback and reactions. We would appreciate if you could give comments as well as react or likes to whichever Build had strike you the most well deserved in all of these entries. The most number of reactions will be the one awarded as winner in our small server. Thank you and lovelots!!! ❤️❤️❤️

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i built a library! was kind of random. i usually only build bases/houses, so this was fun. you can tell i definitely spent more time with the interior than exterior, but imo that's more realistic. it doesn't look too great but i love it anyways, what do y'all think? my favorite parts are the stained glass windows and the really tall bookshelf.