Big thanks to MSBuilds for lending me those Edwardian houses! Also guys if you want to see more of these types of videos or a tutorial on any of the builds in this video them leave a comment below 👇🏻
Thank you so much!! This is quite a shock to see your name appear there as a notification 😅 Well there's a lot more buildings like that throughout my channel, it's my favorite era of buildings and I don't see many people building in it in MC. still thanks for stopping by
I came in expecting a shallow, poorly informed description of these different architectural styles and left having been greatly educated on a part of Victorian history of which I was not previously knowledgeable. Thank you
Why thank you sir! My goal for this video was to keep it short and sweet but also deliver the history and reasons behind each style while giving some building tips. I am surprised I was able to keep it under 15mins
This has really opened up my eyes to the Victorian building style. It looks so much better than Medieval housing, mostly because of these buildings being able to pack next to one another and the spectrum of details is just inspiring. But I do think that the Medieval housing we do in Minecraft has more of a fantasy base. Real Medieval houses don't often look that great, unless you were living in the best of the best
I believe you are correct, so that is why I’ve embarked on this mission to help spread the word about Victorian buildings and how they can still look equally as good in the game. Real life medieval buildings come in all different shapes and sizes, just think about churches and cathedrals. But yes the fantastical nature of the Minecraft medieval builds leaves a lot to be desired
As an architectural assistant this is perhaps the most accurate Minecraft style explanations and breakdowns I've ever seen. Literally 99% accurate and very well researched. And Tom York's books are a great place anyone to a start.
Thank you! I agree, those books are great for breaking down the styles and giving enough information to take way an understanding of what you are looking at
Thank you! I had the week off work so put my all into this video... I think it’s a good example of what I can do when I decide on an idea and dedicate a week to it haha
The house at 9:15 genuinely gave me a wave of nostalgia. Growing up in Baltimore, Much of the downtown was in that distinct Second Empire style, and you captured it perfectly.
I would absolutely LOVE to see someone of your talent in building and knowledge on architecture and history make a video or two on some completely "alien" or lesser known architectural styles from around the world that might otherwise never be recreated or discussed in minecraft. Maybe somethings like Sudano-Sahelian architecture, Mughal architecture, Angkorian architecture, Moorish architecture, Sumatran architecture, etc. Anyways, amazing video, keep it up!
This is amazing, exactly the sort of thing I subscribed for. Nice touch with the timeline in the background, very effective. I will be sharing this with several friends, and we'll be taking a lot of inspiration from this. My wife and her friends do Regency costuming as a hobby, and we recently (before everything got shut down...) took a trip to Williamsburg, Virginia, and saw lots of architecture like this. One of my favorite things about visiting the east coast of the US (though I much prefer to live in the western Rocky Mountains, haha). Very fun to go in era-appropriate costume to see historic builds like this, and thanks as always for the excellent and concise history lesson and art showcase! It might be cool to have multiple videos of this style with links to in-depth history lessons and build tutorials for each step along the way.
Hi WBC, I freshly turned 13 on the 28th and have just gotten back into Minecraft after I have played for nearly 7 years. Back in the older days of Minecraft, we literally built out of dirt and regular oak planks and called it masterpieces. Watching these videos has amazed me at how much the community progress. To say the least, i’m inspired to learn how to build like this !!
it's iron trapdoors that have been set to open with the debug stick (all done in the normal vanilla game) the same effect can be achieved by putting leavers behind the walls
I actually live in a house not too dissimilar to the one at 10:18, it just doesn’t have the bay windows and is semi-detached with the “sister house” next door; also my cousin/best friend lives in a large Victorian house too, they still have the buttons to call the servants and the notification box thing in the dining room. It’s really interesting, I do love this era especially when it comes to knowing more about the history of the place I live
This was very educational and helpful not just for Minecraft, but for a general brief understanding of the differences in styles. I have a Francis Ching encyclopedia of architecture, but it's nice seeing someone walkthrough the examples like this. Thanks for all your hard work in putting this video together!
Excellent run through of period buildings. I have been searching CZcams for a minecrafter with such an understanding and appreciation for these architectural styles and have finally found one..
you are really speaking my language in this video. if something is victorian, id generally expect mostly medieval with a touch of asymmetry and a focus more on interior layout than the façade. basically pugin and st. pancras. that said, I love palladian and victorian gothic and waffle between both in my own work. 🤔 hope your channel continues to do well! 😁✌ im stealing that idea for my iron trap doors now too btw. 😅
@@WBCBuilds also I wouldn't mind if you pushed the timeline back all the way to tudor in another video and didnt stop until you got to the iron age roundhouse! stopping at 1915 is good tho, after that things went off the rails sadly.
I love the injection of history and architecture into minecraft content. It was so ripe for it, but I've seen so little. Very well done. Thank you for your effort.
WBC Builds could you also do a basic room layout too? I found it was hard to make a good layout for your Georgian mansion. That would be great. Thank you!
I realized that many minecraft “Victorian” homes on youtube were Second Empire homes or another similar substyle instead Im glad that other people noticed too 😅
idk why I was recommended this video months after its upload but this was absolutely fascinating - never come across such an informative and detailed Minecraft video before
you're so good at getting the proportions right on these buildings! whenever I try to build based on real buildings, it gets hard to follow the proportions
Thank you for this review of architectural styles over a 200 year period. I learned a lot. I was drawn to your channel by your Victorian builds. I'm originally from a small mill town in New England (Rockville, Connecticut), where textile mill owners - the monied class - built beautiful Victorian houses with grand porches and towers, along with rambling Georgian mansions that later became Rockville's hospital and library. Your builds are inspiring, and the history lesson is the cherry on top.
Was looking for inspiration and could only find, as you say, houses where they'd clearly just searched up 'Victorian/Georgian house' and gone off that. Really pleased to stumble across this channel - beautiful presentation and exquisite builds!
That was the most incredible random recommendation I received. What wonderful constructions! I'm full of ideas now. I will try to reproduce some of these houses on my survival map
This was such an amazing video, I came in expecting to see some examples of builds in minecraft, and ended up learning loads, you just got yourself a new subscriber!
Yo @WBCBuilds i really feel like you can expand on this concept. I dont think many people have tried making historical architectural styles through Minecraft while also teaching and explaining about that particular time period. I for instance thought it was really interesting that window tax existed in the Georgian time period and for you to also incorporate that fact into your builds. It's simple, but elegant. Keep it up
Using a video game designed for children to help teach the evolutions of Victorian design and a little bit of history too.. progress is a truly beautiful thing
This is amazing! First (and nearly only)result when I looked for Victorian house. I want to try and tackle a new style for me and your tutorials are very well done. Would you ever go across the "pond" again and tackle the painted ladies in San Francisco? That is what I am going to do next, with a clock tower/rail station to greet you to my town. Again great job!
Wow that’s amazing to hear that it’s popping up in the search results. As much as I love second empire houses my passion lies with British architecture and I’m trying my hardest to give people a bit more of an insight into that era of buildings. I will do some American towns in the future but don’t have anything planned just yet! I wish you luck with your town and welcome you to join our discord (link in description)
This is really well done! I appreciate and respect the effort put into this for making a lovely, attractive history lesson about architecture. Good job! :D Looking forward to seeing more.
I am currently learning about architecture stuff, and I play minecraft, so that’s quite convenient, I always love to learn more about England! Alright thanks for the nice video
Honestly I'd love to see you try on Toronto's Annex style buildings. Which is a combo of Queen Anne and Romanesque architecture. Absolutely loved this video
Idk if you ever made another episode but it'd be cool to see you cover the 200 years prior to this, although it'd end up being more than 200 if you want to cover the Renaissance building styles and the baroque styles
I appreciate this a lot, a lot of buildings in Minecraft, especially ones trying to look historical, are pretty cartoonish looking and don't even try to look like the real deal, which I'm not really a fan of. It's definitely worst with medieval buildings but it's also pretty bad with anything from the Industrial Revolution, especially factories. I think people think that they have to make those cartoonish in order to make them look good because we don't tend to think that factories are pretty but that doesn't mean that they can't still look interesting. Sometimes trying to make something that just looks realistic can be it's own reward.
Indeed, while there will always be that “Minecraft” look to anything you build in game it really doesn’t have to be the defining feature of the buildings. I strive to build stuff that have enough notes from the real world as to make it feel “real” from a first glance
I recently stumbled apon your channel, and I am as glad as I could possibly be. Your production quality is flawless, sound is amazing, cuts are professional (not like most of the minecraft youtubers' screaming just to get little kids' attention). Very informational, it seems like You are experienced in historical building styles. Lots of interesting facts and tips, keep the great work up! I will definietly share your channel. Gained several subs!
Thank you! This was a very nice comment to wake up to! I strive to make each new video has high on the production value scale as I possibly can, audio is king in this business and I spend a lot of time making sure I sound nice and clear. I hope you stick around and enjoy my future content as much
Big thanks to MSBuilds for lending me those Edwardian houses! Also guys if you want to see more of these types of videos or a tutorial on any of the builds in this video them leave a comment below 👇🏻
Can you maybe give us a download link? I would really love to use this as inspiration for my own city.
pls have tutorial for your imperial bank its really good and inspire me to make victorian city
As a lot of these builds are part of my currently live project of "Whiteburg" I can't share them as a download yet
I love these types of houses
what about the tutirual for the house on 9:15?
Dude this randomly popped up in my reccomended and i have to say that this building is beautiful omg 🤩
Thank you so much!! This is quite a shock to see your name appear there as a notification 😅 Well there's a lot more buildings like that throughout my channel, it's my favorite era of buildings and I don't see many people building in it in MC. still thanks for stopping by
Same
Oh my gosh wattles, what are you doing here lol
Did not expect to see u here wattles but these builds r very inspiring
Woooooow
I came in expecting a shallow, poorly informed description of these different architectural styles and left having been greatly educated on a part of Victorian history of which I was not previously knowledgeable. Thank you
Why thank you sir! My goal for this video was to keep it short and sweet but also deliver the history and reasons behind each style while giving some building tips. I am surprised I was able to keep it under 15mins
WBC Builds a job well done I’d say 🧐
I was expecting an American kid spouting a bunch of bullshit lol. Was pleasantly surprised when it was a fellow brit.
@@chickenmadness1732 Still mad about the war eh?
@@Legogreens You're the one that brought it up lol
The fact that you even put a giant timeline for the builds on the background is just amazing
I came here looking for copper but I found gold.
I wanted to make a 1.17 snapshot joke but failed 😔 haha still thank you for watching
I'm new on the channel, but love it already!
Człowiek welcome to the channel
No way bro remembered the ł
This has really opened up my eyes to the Victorian building style. It looks so much better than Medieval housing, mostly because of these buildings being able to pack next to one another and the spectrum of details is just inspiring. But I do think that the Medieval housing we do in Minecraft has more of a fantasy base. Real Medieval houses don't often look that great, unless you were living in the best of the best
I believe you are correct, so that is why I’ve embarked on this mission to help spread the word about Victorian buildings and how they can still look equally as good in the game. Real life medieval buildings come in all different shapes and sizes, just think about churches and cathedrals. But yes the fantastical nature of the Minecraft medieval builds leaves a lot to be desired
Learning Victorian history in class: meh❌
Learning Victorian history and how to build an empire: better✅
9:15 I would really enjoy a tutorial for the victorian house
I'll get it started soon
@@WBCBuilds please do lol
i second this so hard
REALLY looking forward to this build
@@WBCBuilds yes please, that home is gorgeous
4:06 the deadpan delivery of that joke absolutely floored me and i think i'll be quoting it for years to come
I thought it was a well rounded joke 😈
Seeing round buildings in minecraft gives me chills. I'm squared.
10:00 makes me feel nostalgic
I grew up in a terraced house like that
As an architectural assistant this is perhaps the most accurate Minecraft style explanations and breakdowns I've ever seen. Literally 99% accurate and very well researched. And Tom York's books are a great place anyone to a start.
Thank you! I agree, those books are great for breaking down the styles and giving enough information to take way an understanding of what you are looking at
Ngl i did not expect a history lesson from a Minecraft tutorial, awesome!
Really appreciate the time and effort put into this video, well done mate one of your best yet
Thank you! I had the week off work so put my all into this video... I think it’s a good example of what I can do when I decide on an idea and dedicate a week to it haha
The house at 9:15 genuinely gave me a wave of nostalgia. Growing up in Baltimore, Much of the downtown was in that distinct Second Empire style, and you captured it perfectly.
The brick walls to block out windows is such an amazing idea i never thought of using the walls like that in 1.16
It was one of the first thoughts that came to my mind when I was looking through the features of 1.16 haha
The walls are one of the best building updates in 1.16 imo
I would absolutely LOVE to see someone of your talent in building and knowledge on architecture and history make a video or two on some completely "alien" or lesser known architectural styles from around the world that might otherwise never be recreated or discussed in minecraft. Maybe somethings like Sudano-Sahelian architecture, Mughal architecture, Angkorian architecture, Moorish architecture, Sumatran architecture, etc. Anyways, amazing video, keep it up!
Great suggestion!
Keep making these, I love the Victorian styles
Love the use of the acacia logs! Great video, fabulous builds and clear historical explanations.
It just works so well! From a distance you would be fooled into thinking it was dark grey bricks
Better information than History class lol
just what I was thinking
Lovely showcase! Keep it up
Thank you! I’m happy you enjoyed the video, it was a fun one to make
history lesson and building lesson in one package!!
That’s what I aim to do ahha thanks for watching
This was such a cool video! Id love to see breakdowns of all of these builds!
I would love to make more videos like this with each style showing how they evolved throughout their respective periods
This is amazing, I love this concept of learning about historic architecture via Minecraft.
That 2nd Empire house is amazing. PLEASE make a video on it!
Love the video buddy, very informative and great idea having the timeline in the background.
Thank you! Yes I thought that would help with the flow of the video
Love the vidioe dude, pls do some more vids like this
TeamBuildz Yt I’m planning on keeping these going! Thanks for watching
This is amazing, exactly the sort of thing I subscribed for. Nice touch with the timeline in the background, very effective. I will be sharing this with several friends, and we'll be taking a lot of inspiration from this. My wife and her friends do Regency costuming as a hobby, and we recently (before everything got shut down...) took a trip to Williamsburg, Virginia, and saw lots of architecture like this. One of my favorite things about visiting the east coast of the US (though I much prefer to live in the western Rocky Mountains, haha). Very fun to go in era-appropriate costume to see historic builds like this, and thanks as always for the excellent and concise history lesson and art showcase! It might be cool to have multiple videos of this style with links to in-depth history lessons and build tutorials for each step along the way.
I'm very happy you enjoyed this video, it was difficult to get all that information in a 15min time frame. That period dressing up does sound like fun
3:52 is absolutely insane! How on Earth did you manage to build that? Huge props to you bud, underrated for sure.
I can't believe I'm here for an actual real assignment in architecture. What the heck is going on in my life. This is actually really useful
Hello! Sorry for disturbing. How your assignment went?
Hi WBC, I freshly turned 13 on the 28th and have just gotten back into Minecraft after I have played for nearly 7 years.
Back in the older days of Minecraft, we literally built out of dirt and regular oak planks and called it masterpieces. Watching these videos has amazed me at how much the community progress. To say the least, i’m inspired to learn how to build like this !!
Also how did you do those white framings around the window? I was thinking mods because iron trapdoors don’t exactly work
it's iron trapdoors that have been set to open with the debug stick (all done in the normal vanilla game) the same effect can be achieved by putting leavers behind the walls
I actually live in a house not too dissimilar to the one at 10:18, it just doesn’t have the bay windows and is semi-detached with the “sister house” next door; also my cousin/best friend lives in a large Victorian house too, they still have the buttons to call the servants and the notification box thing in the dining room. It’s really interesting, I do love this era especially when it comes to knowing more about the history of the place I live
Also, my house use to be a surgery at some point in time, I’m pretty sure it was in the very early 20th century
I really, really like how you explain it
Its like a person explaining his favorite and passionate thing with love and care like it's a person❤
I just laughed for 10 minutes straight at the "5/10 because its only a half circle" joke
Love it
Haha I’m happy you enjoy my strange sense of humour 😂
This was very educational and helpful not just for Minecraft, but for a general brief understanding of the differences in styles. I have a Francis Ching encyclopedia of architecture, but it's nice seeing someone walkthrough the examples like this. Thanks for all your hard work in putting this video together!
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent run through of period buildings. I have been searching CZcams for a minecrafter with such an understanding and appreciation for these architectural styles and have finally found one..
Glad I could help!
Video that combines art, video game(s) and history together? WHY IT TOOK ME SO LONG TO SEARCH FOR A VIDEO LIKE THIS!?
This is the first video I’ve seen of yours, and this was PHENOMENAL!!! You’re such a fantastic builder!!!!
you are really speaking my language in this video. if something is victorian, id generally expect mostly medieval with a touch of asymmetry and a focus more on interior layout than the façade. basically pugin and st. pancras. that said, I love palladian and victorian gothic and waffle between both in my own work. 🤔
hope your channel continues to do well! 😁✌
im stealing that idea for my iron trap doors now too btw. 😅
Trydar I’m glad you enjoyed this video! Yes! The iron trapdoors around the windows make these builds work just that little bit more
@@WBCBuilds also I wouldn't mind if you pushed the timeline back all the way to tudor in another video and didnt stop until you got to the iron age roundhouse! stopping at 1915 is good tho, after that things went off the rails sadly.
I’m going to attempt a Stone Age to Georgian time line one day, that will be a nice challenge 😂
@@WBCBuilds looking forward to it! if only minecraft would let you craft some flint tools for it! 😅
I love the injection of history and architecture into minecraft content. It was so ripe for it, but I've seen so little. Very well done. Thank you for your effort.
Glad you enjoyed it!
You already know it.... give us a tutorial for the house at 9:15!
Also thanks for the awesome video!
I called it haha Sure thing I'll get on that soon
WBC Builds could you also do a basic room layout too? I found it was hard to make a good layout for your Georgian mansion. That would be great. Thank you!
Im so glad this came up in my recommended
holy!!! these builds are insane! and incredible editing man!
Glad you like them!
Wow, those are faith- and beautiful renditions of the mentioned styles. Thank you for all this effort!
I realized that many minecraft “Victorian” homes on youtube were Second Empire homes or another similar substyle instead Im glad that other people noticed too 😅
idk why I was recommended this video months after its upload but this was absolutely fascinating - never come across such an informative and detailed Minecraft video before
Well, lucky for you the channel is still continuing along the same line of content so come check out the rest of me stuff
you're so good at getting the proportions right on these buildings! whenever I try to build based on real buildings, it gets hard to follow the proportions
Thank you for this review of architectural styles over a 200 year period. I learned a lot. I was drawn to your channel by your Victorian builds. I'm originally from a small mill town in New England (Rockville, Connecticut), where textile mill owners - the monied class - built beautiful Victorian houses with grand porches and towers, along with rambling Georgian mansions that later became Rockville's hospital and library. Your builds are inspiring, and the history lesson is the cherry on top.
Well thank you for the very nice comment! I’m happy to have passed on some knowledge on one of my favourite subjects
Omy gosh, didnt expect it being very intereting, its just randomly popped up in recommendations, and I dont regret it! Nice work
I would absolutely love to see a tutorial on that second empire house you mentioned!
Was looking for inspiration and could only find, as you say, houses where they'd clearly just searched up 'Victorian/Georgian house' and gone off that. Really pleased to stumble across this channel - beautiful presentation and exquisite builds!
Glad I could help!
That was the most incredible random recommendation I received. What wonderful constructions! I'm full of ideas now. I will try to reproduce some of these houses on my survival map
This was such an amazing video, I came in expecting to see some examples of builds in minecraft, and ended up learning loads, you just got yourself a new subscriber!
That’s great to hear! Welcome to the. Channel
Im a big fan of this kind of houses, love this vid
Thank you! It was a really fun video to make
As some who loves Minecraft, architecture and history this Channel is a dream, keep up the amazing work man.
Welcome!
This is beautiful,I love how every architecture style has a story to tell
This is absolutely beautiful! Sadly I haven't seen this early.
Hey thank you for watching! Only a week old now, still worth a watch
Lovely builds and a fine explanation of when they were built! Very interesting and informative
Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it
This was a fantastic take on all of these different styles, best build video I've seen in years
Thank you! Have a look at the rest of the channel and see where I’ve taken it since then
I definitely will! thanks
All the builds look really good and the detail in all of them is great, with the use of anvils and traps doors or buttons.
Yo @WBCBuilds i really feel like you can expand on this concept. I dont think many people have tried making historical architectural styles through Minecraft while also teaching and explaining about that particular time period. I for instance thought it was really interesting that window tax existed in the Georgian time period and for you to also incorporate that fact into your builds. It's simple, but elegant. Keep it up
Thank you! Yes I do plan on doing this video for a deeper delve into the styles shown in this video and also some other styles
so much thought and work was put in this video its rarely seen these days. good job keep going!
Thanks, will do!
This still inspires me till this day
You are honestly my favorite minecraft builder I've watched so far. Pog
Thank you! That’s why a very nice to hear
Yes please do a tutorial on the New York 1877 house!! 9:15 I think
Using a video game designed for children to help teach the evolutions of Victorian design and a little bit of history too.. progress is a truly beautiful thing
it's a great medium to use for a lot of aspects of education and intrest
Just instantly subscribed for amazing quality of content and your lovely voice 😊
Blaze thank you! That’s very kind
Your welcome you deserve it 👌🏼
New to the channel. Came here looking for copper, found netherite. Awesome video, love how you explained everything thoroughly.
Well, welcome to the channel. I hope you enjoy your stay
holy crap this channel is amazing!! You deserve all the love in the world!! This video was so well researched so cool oml
Im surprised its not superflat, you even built the canal, road and trees. Such dedication
I like this as you don't usually see people building in this style and it's good for some inspiration
Wow this was a super helpful breakdown, and I liked seeing them all on a timeline in minecraft. What a clever presentation. I'm super inspired!!
Amazing informative video! This is the first video like this in youtube.
Glad you liked it!
Exactly what I was looking for!
Great layout, fantastic builds and explained very well. Liked. Subbed.
This is amazing! First (and nearly only)result when I looked for Victorian house. I want to try and tackle a new style for me and your tutorials are very well done. Would you ever go across the "pond" again and tackle the painted ladies in San Francisco? That is what I am going to do next, with a clock tower/rail station to greet you to my town. Again great job!
Wow that’s amazing to hear that it’s popping up in the search results. As much as I love second empire houses my passion lies with British architecture and I’m trying my hardest to give people a bit more of an insight into that era of buildings. I will do some American towns in the future but don’t have anything planned just yet! I wish you luck with your town and welcome you to join our discord (link in description)
Hey I subscribed nice build and shapes of the houses
Thank you for subbing hope you enjoy the rest of my content
Still probably my favorite video of yours, really inspired me to build my own like this!
This is really well done! I appreciate and respect the effort put into this for making a lovely, attractive history lesson about architecture. Good job! :D Looking forward to seeing more.
This is really good content and building skills. Well done, i hope you're doing well. Best hope for your future
Thank you for watching!
This is amazing! I've been trying to build a Victorian-style city, and this video has given me soooooo many ideas. Thanks so much!
Deadass wbc i thought that those stairs at the end in the boat where minecraft toes💀😂 but also dam bro beautiful builds ima sub
Oh wow felt like I went through a small architecture history introduction
I can tell I'll love this channel
Nice builds 👍🏻
Thank you!
Very interesting, thank you for all that work of building and researches.
I am currently learning about architecture stuff, and I play minecraft, so that’s quite convenient, I always love to learn more about England!
Alright thanks for the nice video
Honestly I'd love to see you try on Toronto's Annex style buildings. Which is a combo of Queen Anne and Romanesque architecture.
Absolutely loved this video
Thanks for the suggestion
Nice detail with the horse crap on the streets 👍
Amazing work WBC! I love 9:04 Can you do a tutorial on that?
Sure thing!
Idk if you ever made another episode but it'd be cool to see you cover the 200 years prior to this, although it'd end up being more than 200 if you want to cover the Renaissance building styles and the baroque styles
This has been so helpful for a game dev artist lol.
I appreciate this a lot, a lot of buildings in Minecraft, especially ones trying to look historical, are pretty cartoonish looking and don't even try to look like the real deal, which I'm not really a fan of. It's definitely worst with medieval buildings but it's also pretty bad with anything from the Industrial Revolution, especially factories. I think people think that they have to make those cartoonish in order to make them look good because we don't tend to think that factories are pretty but that doesn't mean that they can't still look interesting. Sometimes trying to make something that just looks realistic can be it's own reward.
Indeed, while there will always be that “Minecraft” look to anything you build in game it really doesn’t have to be the defining feature of the buildings. I strive to build stuff that have enough notes from the real world as to make it feel “real” from a first glance
Amazing video! Learning architecture and history with visually pleasing Minecraft with shaders ❤️
Thank you! I know this video is a little old now but if you want to see what I’ve been up to recently I’ve got loads of new videos
You should check out the architecture of mark Twain’s house. Absolutely beautiful
Lovely video again, I am looking at joining the server once a get a proper PC. Would love to see you there.
Sounds good! Thanks for watching
I recently stumbled apon your channel, and I am as glad as I could possibly be. Your production quality is flawless, sound is amazing, cuts are professional (not like most of the minecraft youtubers' screaming just to get little kids' attention). Very informational, it seems like You are experienced in historical building styles. Lots of interesting facts and tips, keep the great work up! I will definietly share your channel. Gained several subs!
Thank you! This was a very nice comment to wake up to! I strive to make each new video has high on the production value scale as I possibly can, audio is king in this business and I spend a lot of time making sure I sound nice and clear. I hope you stick around and enjoy my future content as much
As someone who’s interested in reviving a more civilized age or architecture, I’m eternally great full for this information
can you release any schematics or map downloads of these builds? They are great. Thanks.
Love it man! Please keep doing tutorials man! You're great!
This is awesome... love the timeline