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This is a faithful recreation of Michelangelo’s iconic David sculpture within Minecraft. Crafted with meticulous detail, this impressive statue utilizes 9,359 blocks, bringing the Renaissance masterpiece to life in a new medium. It’s provided as a schematic file, easily implemented using WorldEdit or Litematica for Minecraft 1.19.

Materials Required

29 block types · 9,359 blocks · 42×115×36

Acacia Wood1,340
Gray Terracotta1,216
Light Gray Concrete852
Gray Wool677
Light Gray Wool607
Light Gray Terracotta584
Black Terracotta545
Clay447
Mushroom Stem352
Cyan Terracotta347
Gray Concrete Powder346
Light Gray Concrete Powder343
Gray Concrete342
Tuff272
White Concrete190
White Terracotta171
Diorite161
Black Concrete153
Smooth Quartz114
Bone Block86
White Wool51
Andesite42
Calcite32
White Concrete Powder31
Blackstone18
Snow Block18
Quartz Block14
Black Wool6
Black Concrete Powder2

Before You Build

This build uses 9,359 blocks across 29 block types – about 147 stacks in total, or 6 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 42×36 blocks of ground and stands 115 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Acacia Wood – 1,340 20 stacks + 60
Gray Terracotta – 1,216 19 stacks
Light Gray Concrete – 852 13 stacks + 20
Gray Wool – 677 10 stacks + 37
Light Gray Wool – 607 9 stacks + 31

Survival or creative?

Every block in this build can be obtained in survival, so it can be built by hand without creative mode or commands.

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