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I started trying to build a 6:1 train.

At first, I thought, "I've already made so many vehicles, how hard can it be?", and then I was completely stumped before I even got 20% of the bogies done.

I had to maintain a sense of awe for unfamiliar territory, so I started learning again.

I bought a new hard drive to back up my SEV and MZK files. In fact, I already store my map files in four different locations.

I've lost far too many map files that are very important to me, so I'm extremely obsessed with backups. If SEV and MZK are also lost due to an accident, I will definitely become depressed and then give up Minecraft completely.

Level 40! Finally a "Master"!

Many PMC users who are now level 70 or higher were "Masters" in my early years of playing Minecraft. Their creations were often shared from PMC on Chinese Minecraft forums for download. I remember the first map I downloaded was Defroi shipbuilder's Lilypad. Now, I can do what they did and create huge Minecraft projects myself!

Version 26.2 has been released, but this version doesn't yet have WorldEdit, so I need more time to test the effects of cinnabar and sulfur on the build.

However, the basic colorimetric tests are quite satisfactory.

I suddenly realized I also have a train to work on (pulling TUA), or, to be precise, two different kinds of trains to work on.

How did I end up becoming an all-around land vehicle builder because of a factory building…?

After struggling with Buran's keel, we can finally lay the cargo hold covers.

Well, the 1K cargo hold has white insulation material, while the 2K uses yellow anti-rust paint. Each aircraft has its own color scheme, so we needed to make some backups.

I changed to a "shocked face" avatar.

It looks exactly like the expression on my face when I first found out the size of something I painstakingly made was wrong.

The main tower of the Sagrada Familia is finished, but the "Glory Facade" remains to be completed, which is estimated to take ten years.

I'm wondering if anyone wants to take on the challenge of recreating it in Minecraft. This might be one of the most amazing creations in Minecraft build history!

I was watching "Clarkson's Farm" while simultaneously planting rapeseed on my own Cyber ​​land in "Farming Simulator" using lean farming.

The common thread between the two was—I was losing money.

I recently came across a 1:43 scale model of the ZIL-49601 and really liked it. However, after searching through various sales channels, I only found one seller on eBay, and it was extremely expensive.

So, I used my budget to buy a 1:72 scale model of the MAZ-79221 (Topol-M missile). I plan to use the remaining budget to further expand my collection of European sports car models, but I haven't decided which one to buy yet.

Whenever I don‘t know how to color scheme or weather my build, I watch some model making videos to see how the model makers do it, which is very inspiring!

The new blocks revealed on Minecraft LIVE look pretty good: I think military vehicle builders will absolutely love the Poplar series blocks; their color is very similar to the desert gray of military vehicles, much better than sandstone.

Wool stairs and steps also solve the long-standing pain point of Minecraft's lack of detail in colored blocks. When I want to create some vibrant paint jobs, I finally have a block variant with a bright color. (But I think with wool stairs, there won't be any concrete stairs anymore.)

In short: better than copper.

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Join the Planting Season Jam by contributing builds, blogs, or art inspired by autumn themes like harvest, cozy vibes, and festive celebrations.

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• Builds & Assets: Create structures or decorative items that capture the essence of fall.
  
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Submission Guidelines:

• Theme: Focus on autumn-related concepts—think pumpkins, falling leaves, and harvest festivals.
  
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• Compatibility: Ensure builds are compatible with Minecraft Java version 1.21.5.

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