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I'd really like to recreate Tatra's trucks, but Tatra's unique chassis structure means that their truck tires have a certain camber angle. I think this is a characteristic of Tatra, and it would be strange not to do it, but Minecraft really has a hard time handling such tire camber angles unless the scale is particularly large.

Currently, I am working on a project amidst the heavy workload at MZK, which can be considered as practice.
I'm still not good at interior.

I was making a build that was completely unrelated to MZK, and I found that my efficiency was beyond imagination.

I feel that as long as I have been investing in one thing for a long time, it will gradually become creaking, and then completely rusty. Am I the only one like this?

I've started building a 10-block gauge train, approximately 7.2:1 scale. I'll keep the train model a secret for now.

Two well-known train model scales are "N scale" and "HO scale," and I feel like my job is building HO scale models.

It suddenly dawned on me: of all the builds I've made so far, the Space Elevator has the smallest scale: only 1.25:1.

The largest scale build at the smallest scale.

When I was showing the build I made myself in the new group, I suddenly got: "What you made is too big!" The response of.

I suddenly realized that even if it is technically a medium scale, everyone will feel that the scale is very large.