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This is a detailed pixel art recreation of the MSI B360M Bazooka motherboard, built within Minecraft. The creator has put significant effort into this massive build.

The schematic aims to capture the intricate details of the actual computer component. It’s a unique piece for those who appreciate technical builds or pixel art.

Materials Required

29 block types · 49,700 blocks · 119×24×130

Clay15,943
Gray Wool11,234
Light Gray Wool7,860
Iron Block3,872
Black Wool3,302
Stone2,291
Snow Block1,463
Bedrock735
Stone Bricks604
Smooth Stone Slab474
Quartz Block400
White Wool289
Obsidian230
Black Concrete200
Red Wool166
Light Gray Concrete148
Polished Diorite82
Sandstone82
Sandstone Slab64
Gold Block62
Yellow Terracotta38
Redstone Block32
Stone Button31
Light Blue Wool28
Lime Wool20
Purple Wool20
Yellow Concrete16
Pink Wool8
Polished Andesite6

Before You Build

This build uses 49,700 blocks across 29 block types – about 777 stacks in total, or 29 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 119×130 blocks of ground and stands 24 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Clay – 15,943 249 stacks + 7
Gray Wool – 11,234 175 stacks + 34
Light Gray Wool – 7,860 122 stacks + 52
Iron Block – 3,872 60 stacks + 32
Black Wool – 3,302 51 stacks + 38

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 Redstone 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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