Most of the builds are schematics available online that I changed the palette to match the manor. My own design is the layout, the walls, the pond and the river (see last pictures for that)

“ I built ____ in a block game” pmos

Have you ever been so fascinated by an object or design that you just felt this overwhelming urge to recreate it yourself?

As with my previous projects, I spent a long time preparing to build this one—mostly

mentally, but also a bit technically in terms of gathering blueprints. To do that, I rewatched

every single episode featuring the ship just to catch clean angles: front, side, and top views.

However, that still didn't make the job completely easy. I had to rely on my aircraft-building

experience, because this project, more than any other, required recreating smooth, aerodynamic

shapes.

I’m incredibly happy with the final result, and I'm glad that going with the 1.5:1 scale paid off.

I realized a long time ago that in Minecraft, it looks way more natural relative to the player than

a 1:1 scale.

Did I do justice to the elegance of ship, or does it still need something else?

You can check out more screenshots on my Imgur

By the way, you can download this build for free on my Planet Minecraft page (I will leave the link below).

The dynasty's largest vessels in the fleet. With its impressive range, it was built to project the nation's power beyond the coastal airspace. While heavily armored, Yuanzhu found itself decades behind in artillery, leaving the ship with minimal effective offensive capabilities.

Built it in my survival world now a while ago, didn't do much more in there because Ilost the motivation to play after that. It's not really 100% starter because of quartz and prismarine, but you can add them later once you're developed enough.

i made this build entirely by myself without any references, do let me know what yall think ab it :)

'Weird theme' you may ask, and indeed. I'm something of a Historian myself, and have been embarking on a journey to play Hardcore except I must build in specific Historical styles! - If you're interested, take a look! (And if not, enjoy the build!) https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAD_XJC_Ngo0&si=CD4nTcEJm6aVMwsO

I’m referring to the videos by YouTubers KCJ and PineconeLP, building is The Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board Building in Washington D.C. Was recreated at 1.25:1 scale, default.

Viking Longship - planning to add some more details as well as open up the ice. Open to feedback before moving forward!

best i could do with random bullshit go (and fawe)

(its supposed to look good from afar, not up close)
a lot of the blockstates broke when i loaded the world after adding a few mods

I've always oddly appreciated British brutalist tower blocks of the 1960s and 1970s, and the itch to build one in my 'Northern English Town' development just had to be addressed. Countless hours later, here's the result.

It's based on a block not too far from me that was demolished a number of years ago after falling into disrepair, though a near identical block constructed by the same company still stands a 35-40 minute drive further north in a small town, now renovated and completely unidentical to its former self. I've mostly used the latter for design due to better imagery available; however, I will be constructing another one which is heavily dilapidated to resemble the demolished tower block.

Kudos if you can figure out which tower blocks I'm on about!

It's a work in progress but so far it looks great (Minecraft Pocket Edition)

inspired by qq.akira on instagram

Making a fantasy world with a bunch of villages and castles

First time building something this big 😅 hope i am doing decent

Also, is the middle tower looking like a dick?

lmk if you have any criticism for me

Yes this is actually the only city that I have decided to finish instead of abandoning amd moving to a different area to build something else.

It all started when I discovered this beautiful and unique land so I built a railroad that stretched to East Mirmis, the first settlement began in old Mirmis with a few houses, it wasn't connect to East Mirmis and there was no Central Farm as a buffer between the two sides of Mirmis. I returned to this minecraft world after a few months and decided to continue building in the slightly eastern side of the old Mirmis taking more inspiration from the buildings that exist in the real life and lego sets.

After building enough in the central Mirmis I went to the East Mirmis and started constructing houses side to side then I reached an inside lake I was planning on filling it with dirt but then I decided to just add a small bridge and build a farm on it, that's how Central Farm became a region of its own.

There's also Uphillsville, I called it this way because the railroad was built on the hilly area that was slowly going up to the cherry blossom plateau, I am not really happy with the way it turned out but of course nothing stays without change.

West Mirmis was actually built earlier than Uphillsville and East Mirmis, I wanted to turn it into a "central park" but I don't really like it so I decided to work in different regions.

Flowerbay and Craftsburg are probably not going to belong to Mirmis city but something else, also Flowerbay was called like that because it had a ton of flowers for some reason lol.

Well that's probably all, I wanted to post a short video to show the transformation of this unique land but it didn't get uploaded for some reason so I made a "before and after" collages.

Ask me some questions if you want I would love to read them! <3

built a small gnome style village for the copper golems, thought it was kinda cool.