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Sorry for missing last week's post! It's been busy with Dessert Planet's launch and classwork (I'm taking machining classes).

Anyways, for absolutely no reason at all, I decided that now would be a good time to share these two LEGO Minecraft mocs that I made earlier this year. I apologize in advance for the disgusting use of filters. I did not have the time to set up better lighting, so I had to compensate. Fortunately, eye-bleedingly intense, over-saturated colors are nothing new to fans of my normal artwork.
These builds may seem simple, but they try to stay as game-accurate as possible. Unlike the official sets, these builds have perfectly cubic blocks that remain smooth on all sides--even underneath. Getting that level of cleanness in some spots took a decent amount of creativity and planning.
Technically, if I wanted this to be 100% game-accurate, I'd have to increase the scale of the blocks to match the height of the minifigures. These figures are three blocks tall, not two. I'm not going to let it bother me (too much) though, because it's (probably) not worth going bankrupt to buy all of the extra pieces that this would require.

I must give credit to Cheesey Studios, whose expansive Minecraft builds inspired me to make these mocs. You owe it to yourself to check out his work.

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