Small Castle With Rooms

By Azzlaer147 x 58 x 117

Small Castle With Rooms is a 147 x 58 x 117 block Minecraft build you can inspect in the browser 3D viewer before downloading the schematic file. It uses 141,262 blocks.

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Build at a glance

Category
Castles
Theme
Medieval, Fantasy, Castle
Dimensions
147 x 58 x 117
Blocks
141,262
Format
.schematic
File size
40 KB

Materials

67 types · 141,262 blocks
  • Gray Wool54,506
  • Smooth Stone Slab48,390
  • Quartz Block19,565
  • Stone Bricks6,892
  • Birch Planks5,319
  • Glass Pane1,714
  • Glowstone901
  • Bookshelf706
  • Glass419
  • Torch230
  • Iron Block227
  • Black Wool211
  • Oak Wall Sign208
  • Chest194
  • Water156
  • Nether Brick Fence153
  • Stone Brick Stairs150
  • Farmland143
  • Oak Fence127
  • Sugar Cane114
  • Furnace111
  • Obsidian100
  • Oak Door60
  • Dirt52
  • Red Bed44
  • Grass Block39
  • Potatoes34
  • Quartz Stairs30
  • Diamond Block26
  • Iron Door26
  • Melon Stem26
  • Pumpkin26
  • Pumpkin Stem26
  • Wheat26
  • Melon25
  • Nether Bricks24
  • Anvil21
  • Crafting Table21
  • Stone Brick Slab20
  • Chiseled Stone Bricks16
  • Brewing Stand15
  • Dispenser13
  • Enchanting Table13
  • Redstone Wire13
  • Stone Button13
  • Nether Brick Slab12
  • Bedrock10
  • Ender Chest10
  • Skeleton Skull10
  • Cauldron9
  • Iron Bars9
  • Note Block8
  • Oak Sign7
  • Carrots5
  • Diamond Ore4
  • Fire4
  • Netherrack4
  • Redstone Lamp4
  • Redstone Ore4
  • Redstone Torch4
  • Birch Slab3
  • Coal Ore3
  • Jukebox2
  • Tripwire2
  • Cobblestone1
  • Oak Planks1
  • Rail1

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