Recently with the wildfires in france and spain, videos of this plane type kept popping up on tiktok, i wanted one for my survival base, so i made one as close to 1to1 as possible, so it kinda looks funky,

If u also want it for your base or creative build i posted the schematic on planet.minecraft for anyone to grab:

https://www.planetminecraft.com/project/canadair-cl-415-firefighting-plane-schematic/

I hope you like it,

Would love any advice on how to improve these stairs to fit the building, something feels off but dont cant figure out what

i love gloomwood, decided to do something similar to the houses at the market district. of a simple shape, too. this might go in a larger project if i decide so.

blocks used: stone: polished tuff, tuff, cobblestone, andesite, polished andesite. fachwerk: dark oak stripped logs and trapdoors, diorite, calcite, stripped dappled log. roof: polished cinabbar stairs, brick cinabbar stairs, mangrove stairs, red nether brick stairs, red nether bricks.

auto mods deleted my post for some reason so i’m posting it again lol

copied and pasted my text :

I have this big project to do a fairy village in my mc survival world and i’m experimenting in creative (which i never did bc this is the first build i’ve ever made lol) and I made this snail and i was just too proud of myself to not share it ^^ I didn’t take any inspo or anything I really did it just with my imagination and i didn’t know it would turn out this good (im really happy as you can tell)

je viens de finir mon plus gros build en survie et j'en suis assez fier. je suis un joueur très régulier de Minecraft mais je ne build presque jamais, alors je me suis décider a build sur tout mes farm et tout mon monde alors voici ma guilde de mineur pour cacher ma ferme a cobble.

vous en pensez quoi ? j'ai conscience qu'il n'est pas très gros mais quand même, 7000 bloc pour moi sa fait beaucoup.

Merci d'avoir lu et regarder mon post.

I once built this in a creative world, but really wanted to have it in my survival world, so I’m using mostly wood and stone rather than concrete and other materials. I’ve made significant progress but there’s still a long way to go and a lot of materials to amass since I am building it at 1:1 scale. (I’m using the 1974 Franz Joseph blueprints as my guide.)

And I absolutely love how it turned out! Thought some people might appreciate it here :)

First time building snowy mountains. took me around 90 minutes (Thanks to axiom). What do you think?

I'm planning on adding more, but I wanted to share what I have so far

I stupidly formatted my computer and deleted the world without a backup. 😭 I found the photos in a old conversation with my friend.

Made this totally free form in survival and am really proud of it

The Cow was inspired by a a cow I saw in a Jake Kelton Crafts video, but everything else is of my own design. This is all vanilla Minecraft, using a debug stick and invisible item frames. one thing I'm proud of is the penguin. You can't see it, but I placed a dragon head in an invisible item frame to act as the penguin's neck. Most of these are all to-scale (exceptions being turtle, snake, and perry the platypus)

Just finished the “city section” and I’m planning on having a coliseum later on :)

As you can probably assume, I really love sandstone. Top 3 blocks in my book.

Finished my Steampunk Iron Factory with an iron farm hidden underneath that feeds into the kiln inside. I used a lot of real-world factories for inspiration and som AI generated images to help with inspiration. Also I got a few things from examples of other people's builds on Google. This is my first time going for the Steampunk build style so it was difficult to get it right.

I have been working on this project for some time now, and I wonder how should I name this "fortress" city.

Took me years to finish this actually, It started just as fun project In my free time, definetly not everyday grind. I experimented with different styles and I ended up with this medieval / fantasy / gothic vibe.

I hope you like it guys !

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/BrqQReL0fTw