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Authorreppeti
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This solitary lighthouse stands by the sea, offering a sense of peace and isolation. As dusk settles, its light activates and begins its steady rotation. The interior is fully furnished, featuring a captain’s desk and a collection of books.

The surrounding island is uniquely kept free of saltwater, allowing for a small tree and flower garden, complete with a bench for enjoying the sunset. This build captures the essence of tranquil solitude, perfect for contemplation.

Materials Required

51 block types · 6,402 blocks · 31×54×32

Stone2,339
Water2,054
Dirt880
White Terracotta280
Red Terracotta176
Grass Block80
Bricks76
Stone Brick Stairs62
Stone Bricks62
Cobblestone Wall56
Oak Leaves55
Brick Stairs33
Iron Bars32
Gray Stained Glass24
Command Block23
Short Grass21
Black Stained Glass Pane16
Repeater14
Redstone Wire11
Stone Brick Slab11
Bookshelf10
Sand10
Redstone Lamp7
Brick Slab6
Torch6
Oak Log5
Oak Stairs5
Chest4
Oak Wall Sign4
Azure Bluet3
Comparator3
Ladder3
Smooth Stone Slab3
Blue Orchid2
Furnace2
Glowstone2
Hopper2
Oak Door2
Poppy2
Red Bed2
Rose Bush2
Stone Button2
Sunflower2
Barrier1
Crafting Table1
Dandelion1
Daylight Detector1
Oak Fence1
Oak Pressure Plate1
Oxeye Daisy1
Redstone Torch1

Before You Build

This build uses 6,402 blocks across 51 block types – about 101 stacks in total, or 4 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 31×32 blocks of ground and stands 54 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Stone – 2,339 36 stacks + 35
Water – 2,054 32 stacks + 6
Dirt – 880 13 stacks + 48
White Terracotta – 280 4 stacks + 24
Red Terracotta – 176 2 stacks + 48

Survival or creative?

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

Moving parts

It includes Comparator, Daylight Detector, Hopper, Redstone Lamp, Redstone Torch, Redstone Wire, Repeater, so check the mechanism still works after pasting – redstone state and item-container contents do not always survive a paste.

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