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To me in survival a base just feels empty to I add pets.

I don't think anyone could fail to love the Union Pacific 4014 "Big Boy," and I’m certainly no exception.
My N-scale JR train collection averages about $30 per car, yet a single N-scale Union Pacific 4014 costs $250. That price point rivals mid-to-high-end 1:18 scale die-cast car models.

If you step up to an HO-scale metal model, be prepared to spend upwards of $1,000. As far as I recall, there is only one type of car model with a market price higher than that.

Working on a high speed train build. But the shape is quite challenging. I keep looking for a quick easy build I can do in between. but I keep changing my mind, and adding them to my build list instead lol

Uploaded the first of a Minecraft Let's play (Tried again after my mic was so quiet)
If this goes well I will see if I should continue uploading/recording

So in uploading Youtube videos, one of the things I have to overcome. Is my voice. I really hate listening to my own voice. I so just dislike it, and I just have 0 emotion. I am just not very outgoing >.<

"Oh no... I am falling now....." type XD

Ever since I started working on these reconstruction projects, whenever I come across something—whether online or in real life—I find myself thinking, "Hmm, I could incorporate this into my plans."
As the list of potential projects grows, they begin to clash with one another; I then have to scrutinize the details of each prototype to determine the ultimate winner of this "reconstruction project battle royale."

If I where to upload Youtube videos of other games aside from my build tutorials. What would you want to see?

New tutorial is out. I need to do a video on creating display entity stuff sometime

I have a habit of taking a "hero shot" of every build I create, and I think the results turn out quite well—they have a genuine photographic quality. Yet, when I actually pick up the camera myself, I struggle to take good photos; in fact, there are only two or three shots I’m truly satisfied with.

I attribute this to external factors—after all, I’m not Jim Carrey in *Bruce Almighty*; I can’t just snap my fingers and alter the environment of the entire planet.

Trying to get safely back to your base with your first diamonds has to be one of the most stressful feelings. It feels like suddenly every thing that could happen, happens

Me anytime I go mining. Unless I specifically need Copper for something.

Looks like new MC update is out. Will have to wait for the mods that I use to update before I get into using it.
But I have lots of vehicle building, and updating to do. Prepare for lots of vibrantly colored vehicles now =o

Endless revisions! Endless revisions! Endless revisions!

On average, new data arrives every single day that overturns the layout I had previously hypothesized!

I really want to turn a blind eye, but my professional integrity tells me I have to make the corrections.

So, don't attempt a "reconstruction without blueprints"—your life will truly become miserable.

Decided to have a chocolate donut in the middle of night, and went to sleep after. Saw some of the wildest dreams XD.
I took part in some kind of competition, won a cool looking medal. Was invited to someone one's place for dinner after becoming like celebrity. Was at work operating a wheel loader scooping up buckets of candy that was piled mountain high. Also became king of something/somewhere. lol

I sort of want to learn how to ride a horse, and learn how to do ranch work. Just so that I can say that I have, and for the experience. DreamWanderer the cowboy XD
I'll add that to my list of things I want to experience one day :P

I’ve started cleaning up the mess—structural misalignments and the like—caused by a previous, overly enthusiastic editing session.

I highly recommend the "build first, install later" approach for projects like MZK; it provides a necessary buffer. If you discover a need for adjustments after installation, you can simply undo the install, rather than having to hunt down specific additions amidst a complex, tangled structure. Otherwise, they'd end up like me, having to destroy things I already had in place just to fine-tune the position of each pillar...

Remembering back to the days when I used to play Video games before our family had internet. If I couldn't beat a certain part of a game. That was it. I was just stuck there forever until I could figure it out XD

I began modeling the structure for levels 1 through 4. The columns here are concrete, yet—surprisingly—they feature corbels extending from their tops. This situation is relatively rare in current building structural design.

At first, I assumed the floor slabs were steel, but the flaking paint didn't look right for steel, and the surface showed signs of weathering characteristic of concrete. I then considered whether they might be prestressed beams, but with a span of only 8 meters, prestressing wouldn't typically be necessary.

Later, after researching some Soviet architectural structural designs, I found that this "corbel" design was actually quite common, which I'm a little unclear about.

🎶We've come too far to give up who we are.🎶

🎶So let's raise the bar and our cups to the stars.🎶

Certain Grass’s interpretation of the lyrics:

When you finally realize you are "creating a terrifying monstrosity in Minecraft," you find there is no turning back—simply because you have already done so much.

So, your only choice is to see it through to the end; after all, the result is something you can be proud of for a long time to come.