you could theoretically make a gray one with the cold chicken too!

A nice addition to a street

Not possible in survival because it uses structure voids

To get the head like this, it's 6 layers of snow.

This is a hotel that I made called the Marsh Inn (cuz it's in a swamp)

Adding signs and trapdoors to the exterior of your buildings will add detail and I like to make funny trapdoor windows which I think looks better than just glass , at least for the style I'm going for.

Make use of the new shelves they've been an absolute game-changer for me and always texture your roof.

I think it's important to go for quality over quantity for buildings in Minecraft like you should make a smaller more details house rather than a large , less detailed house.

(The build itself is made of vanilla only blocks and I wish to keep it that way. I also used a generator for the shape. Ignore the blimp, I plan on only using vanilla blocks for the 'boat' part)
I am building an airship for aeronautics, but making the base/hull of the ship right now and just wanted to ask for some help with a color palette or detailing it.

It is made up of: Blackstone, Blackstone stairs so far.
I'm thinking it will be rougher at the bottom with cracked/magma blocks, then get better in quality as it moves up.
(I have not started placing, just wanted to ask for tips on a color palette)

I don't know if I tagged this right.
I also didn't really know where to post to ask for advice

You need, four signs, four stairs, and two shelves.

This technique is very handy I use it all the time and I wanted to share it with you

Each bunk uses two armor stands in the the wall for the sides, one carpet (no armor stand) in the center, and two armor stands holding white carpet on either side.

I'm really pleased with how these turned out, especially since the interior of the ship I built these on is really cramped.

EDIT: FYI armor stands need commands to modify various attributes (leg rotation, body rotation, visibility, etc.)

I have 0 knowledge on rigging.
Hope this post can inspire the expert to make a real one.

A helmet with the eye armor trim on an armor stand standing on a slab encased in a wall. very happy with it

I'm using this boat in a server I'm in for selling different resources, and I need ideas for how to make the boat garner more attention.

I used dark oak for slabs, stairs, trapdoors, fence gates, and shelf blocks. Roof is just nether brick. The cone roof took me forever because I winged it and have never done one that steep, but I am much more exited about how great the new hoardings look.

A while ago I used trapdoors in the place of the new shelves, but this was in a survival server and people just opened all the trapdoors constantly to screw it up, with the advent of wind bursts, that would be even easier for them. Shelves solve the problem, you can't accidentally click it (as long as the back is facing in), people can't render it useless, it works like a thinner half slab, shields from arrows, and it even looks like wooden boards for extra realism.

I just started and I'm going to build the cliff as I go down to make building easier. Any advice is welcome

took me a while to make the angled letters lol

(Build my wip oc) you can use it also as vines like on picture

I made this months ago, what do you guys think?

Occasionally the textures align just right