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This is a detailed schematic representation of the ASUS P5W64 WS Professional motherboard. It was created recently, taking approximately two hours to complete. The schematic was built using MCEdit and rendered using cubical.xyz, a browser-based tool for rendering Minecraft schematic files.

Thank you for your interest. I hope you enjoy this build and my other creations.

Materials Required

52 block types · 56,670 blocks · 128×21×150

Gray Wool14,155
Light Gray Wool8,902
Orange Terracotta8,029
Black Wool4,213
Iron Block4,124
Smooth Stone Slab2,578
Pink Wool1,404
Coal Block1,234
White Concrete1,230
Black Terracotta1,146
Quartz Block1,090
Obsidian1,022
Yellow Wool970
Orange Wool895
Blue Wool569
Clay523
Snow Block519
Note Block416
Stone373
Cobblestone326
Gravel283
Red Wool282
Sandstone243
Orange Concrete235
Gold Block229
White Wool186
Green Terracotta162
Bone Block132
Redstone Block132
Bedrock125
Cyan Wool120
Terracotta100
Sponge95
Stone Bricks80
Stone Button75
Lime Terracotta64
Sandstone Slab64
Oak Planks52
Melon48
Green Wool37
Glowstone36
Red Sandstone36
Light Blue Wool28
Emerald Block24
Light Blue Concrete24
Purple Wool20
Blue Stained Glass12
Lime Stained Glass8
Lime Wool8
Bricks4
End Stone4
Slime Block4

Before You Build

This build uses 56,670 blocks across 52 block types – about 886 stacks in total, or 33 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 128×150 blocks of ground and stands 21 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Gray Wool – 14,155 221 stacks + 11
Light Gray Wool – 8,902 139 stacks + 6
Orange Terracotta – 8,029 125 stacks + 29
Black Wool – 4,213 65 stacks + 53
Iron Block – 4,124 64 stacks + 28

Survival or creative?

This build is not survival-obtainable as-is. It contains Bedrock, which cannot be collected in survival – paste it in creative, or substitute those blocks.

Moving parts

It includes Note Block, Redstone Block, Slime Block, so check the mechanism still works after pasting – redstone state and item-container contents do not always survive a paste.

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