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This voxel art recreation of the Intel Z590 Aorus Tachyon motherboard was meticulously crafted. It took approximately one month and one week to complete.

The creation process utilized MCEdit version 0.1.7.1, with the final rendering achieved using Chunky. A Minecraft version of 1.12.2 may be required for proper loading.

Enjoy this unique build and stay safe!

Materials Required

54 block types · 98,763 blocks · 140×25×150

Gray Concrete44,511
Gray Wool16,478
Light Gray Wool13,044
Iron Block6,764
Black Wool3,865
Obsidian3,011
Smooth Stone Slab1,998
Bedrock1,310
Black Concrete1,188
Polished Diorite697
Coal Block568
Gold Block466
Clay421
Ice368
Stone Bricks365
Snow Block305
Packed Ice288
Sandstone240
Iron Ore216
White Wool208
Gravel200
Orange Terracotta192
Lime Concrete148
Quartz Block146
End Stone132
Beacon120
Bone Block112
Black Terracotta108
Orange Wool108
Red Sandstone100
Sponge100
Stone100
Green Wool98
Netherrack92
Lapis Block88
Cobblestone84
Blue Wool64
Sandstone Slab64
Yellow Terracotta58
Red Wool52
Yellow Stained Glass50
Glowstone40
Nether Bricks36
Polished Andesite32
Redstone Block24
Lime Wool20
Purple Wool20
Orange Concrete18
Emerald Block16
Terracotta16
Iron Bars8
Sea Lantern2
Slime Block2
Yellow Wool2

Before You Build

This build uses 98,763 blocks across 54 block types – about 1,544 stacks in total, or 58 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 140×150 blocks of ground and stands 25 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Gray Concrete – 44,511 695 stacks + 31
Gray Wool – 16,478 257 stacks + 30
Light Gray Wool – 13,044 203 stacks + 52
Iron Block – 6,764 105 stacks + 44
Black Wool – 3,865 60 stacks + 25

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, 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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