1900s Railroad Train Station
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| Category | Houses And Shops, Miscellaneous, Structure |
|---|---|
| Theme | Other, Rustic |
| Author | sheybear |
| Format | .schematic |
| Size | Medium |
This build recreates the Santa Fe Depot in Gainesville, Texas, constructed in 1902 by The Gulf Coast & Santa Fe Railroad. After nearly being destroyed by a flood, the train station was gifted to the community in 1981 and fully restored in 2001. The interior features a dining area, kitchen, underground storage, a passenger waiting room, and a fireplace. The second floor contains four rooms. The surrounding tracks were added after the schematic’s completion.
The builder hopes you enjoy this piece of local history.
Materials Required
74 block types · 20,300 blocks · 24×23×126
Before You Build
This build uses 20,300 blocks across 74 block types – about 318 stacks in total, or 12 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 24×126 blocks of ground and stands 23 blocks tall.
What to bring first
Survival or creative?
This build is not survival-obtainable as-is. It contains End Portal Frame, which cannot be collected in survival – paste it in creative, or substitute those blocks.
How to Place It:
Moving parts
It includes Daylight Detector, Detector Rail, Dispenser, Dropper, Hopper, Lever, Piston, Redstone Torch, so check the mechanism still works after pasting – redstone state and item-container contents do not always survive a paste.