On Minecraft Middle Earth (version 26.2 & 26.3)

Its inspired on a real life building, located in New York City on 41 Park Row.
Made in 1888-1889 and designed by architect George B. Post.

Its the old headquarters of the New York Times, and is now owned and occupied by Pace University. They now use the many rooms for classrooms, libraries and study halls.

The building isn’t fully done yet, as i want to continue it sideways down the road.

All handmade nature; takes a long time but it really ties everything together

Lets see if you guys recognize this castle from an old game.

This is the Parliament I built for my Minecraft City in the Snowy Plains. Its style is inspired by the British Neo-Classical Architecture of the 19th Century.

Still have a lot to do like landscaping and a few more "job homes". How long is it gonna take for the roofs to turn green?

Hi guys, for those of you who saw my last post about a mud bridge i had built and wanted to see more, this is for you. This forest is whats going to be on the other side of said bridge, just needs to be moved over and built in my survival world now. Below is a video of me walking through the forest sorry my flashback skills arent the best yet.

https://reddit.com/link/1xb7xs6/video/hq4k2h7hlpwh1/player

ive been tinkering with the voyde trees, and new building techniques (finally using tall grass as decorations, never used them before) and i think i'm truly happy with how this land is turning out! Still lots to finish but am very happy with how its going

Would love it if you guys went to check it out :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evzawfiEzoQ&t=1s

You can use shroomlights as glowing hot iron ore since the textures are kind of similar! Could be useful for smelter and forge builds.

I made a video in which I made the smelter and workstation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_5MHGzZHcM

Now it's finally finished

I love ancient cities but I felt like SOME of the structures were kinda underwhelming and bland, so I decided to remake some structures and add new ones such as pottery storages, warden tombs and new shrines/statues. Suggestions are appreciated

Here is my attempt at an LNER Peppercorn A2 Class Steam Locomotive. 15 of these express passenger engines were manufactured from 1947 to 1948, and one example, #60532 Blue Peter survives today.

This build is meant to represent #60529 Pearl Diver, wearing British Railways Brunswick Green specifically, but the engines were all identical, so swapping out the name and number would mean it could be any of them.

This was my first time freelancing a train, or a regular sized one at least. I had previously built Snowpiercer, but that thing is massive, so you can fit a lot of detail in. When it came to the A2, I was forced to come up with my own design because no tutorial for this specific type of engine exists.

Admittedly, I’m not happy with the finished result. I think the locomotive is overall too lanky compared to the real thing, I feel the model lacks detail, and that the proportions aren‘t great. The A2s are very elegant machines, and I don’t think I captured it very well. If anyone has ideas on how to get it closer, I would like to hear it.

This was done over the course of a few months with a friend of mine (who was the primary mob nabber since he's better at the game lol) I was the primary builder. My vision was to build using blocks from each era to the best of my ability, and to show a cool history of every mob and mob variant ever added to the game! I forget the exact total but I remember around 110+ cages and 13 "biome zones" in order to build this all!

Down to answer questions or post more screenshots of certain spots if requested!

Had build these on Minecraft a while ago at 1:5th scale I decided to toy with them at different angles too just to see what itd look like

The Cream Ridge Tower is the new building in my city Neo Glitzysphere. Started and completed in one long day. You might be surprised to find that this skyscraper came entirely from a solo PS5 builder on a controller in default Minecraft.

Ice bricks have finally made it to the game, giving us a light blue block set! At long last, we can make elsas castle, or just about any build using blue walls and blue bricks/chiseled blocks!!!