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<p> Minecraft is a sandbox gaming game where you build incredible items to showcase to your friends. Lego is a toy that you pay enormous amounts of money to build something once, and then display it for a lifetime to show your appreciation for the thing you created. Both have a lot common the realm of creativity. It's no surprise that they frequently cross paths.</p><br /><br /><p> This can lead to a number of amazing things, such as this awesome zombie design by Cirelectric on Reddit. Somehow, the smoothed out figures make the zombies sort of cute, even though they're still searching for brains. The connection also means that some people go out of their way to build amazing objects in real life, like this Minecraft piston from RJMBricks.</p><br /><br /><p> YouTuber RJMBricks specialises in Lego models, including things like an earthquake simulator and a driving sim. They've now built an operational Minecraft piston. This is an incredible feat of planning, brickwork, and work. [https://postheaven.net/boltgarlic3/minecraft-education-edition Minecraft Servers] RJMBricks uses different colours to match the game version. This ensures that the textures appear right.</p><br /><br /><p> The mechanics behind it are fascinating, too and RJMBricks having to figure out how best to get the piston moving. The design challenge led to concerns about Lego pieces actually becoming warped due to the immense weight of the components involved.</p><br /><br /><p> The video has been a hit and has also been a hit. RJMBricks announced that they had 38.875 subscribers when the video was uploaded on 24 April. The video has been seen more than 2.2 million times and the channel has almost tripled the number of subscribers to 94.8k at the date of writing. It's always nice to see hard work rewarded.</p><br /><br /><p> If you are more interested in Minecraft-related projects than other ones, you should look at this Pac-Man videogame created by a YouTuber. It's definitely creepy.</p>
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<p> Minecraft is a sandbox game that lets you create amazing things to showcase to your friends. Lego is a physical toy you can spend a lot of money on to build something once and then keep it for the rest of your life. This cements your love for whatever you've created. Both have something in common: creativity. It's not a surprise that they frequently cross paths.</p><br /><br /><p> This results in a lot of interesting things, like this awesome zombie design by Cirelectric on Reddit. The zombies look cute with their smoothed-out bodies even though they're hunting brains. This also implies that some people go out of their way to create impressive things in real life like this Minecraft piston from RJMBricks.</p><br /><br /><p> YouTuber RJMBricks specialises in Lego builds, including things like earthquake simulators and a driving sim. This time, they have created a working Minecraft piston. The sheer volume of bricks, design, and effort that went into this is astonishing. RJMBricks utilizes different colors to match the in-game version. [http://www.linkagogo.com/go/To?url=113803770 Addictgaming] This makes the textures look right.</p><br /><br /><p> The mechanics involved are fascinating, too the RJMBricks having to figure out how to get the piston moving. The design challenge caused problems with Lego pieces actually being able to warp due to the massive weight of the components involved.</p><br /><br /><p> The video has proved popular and has also been a hit. RJMBricks states that they had 38,875 subscribers when the video was posted on April 24. The video has been viewed more than 2.2 million times and the channel has nearly tripled the number of subscribers to 94.8k at the time of writing. It's always satisfying when hard work is rewarded.</p><br /><br /><p> If you are more into Minecraft-related projects than other ones, you might want to take the time to look at this Pac-Man videogame created by a YouTuber. It's definitely creepy.</p>

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Minecraft is a sandbox game that lets you create amazing things to showcase to your friends. Lego is a physical toy you can spend a lot of money on to build something once and then keep it for the rest of your life. This cements your love for whatever you've created. Both have something in common: creativity. It's not a surprise that they frequently cross paths.



This results in a lot of interesting things, like this awesome zombie design by Cirelectric on Reddit. The zombies look cute with their smoothed-out bodies even though they're hunting brains. This also implies that some people go out of their way to create impressive things in real life like this Minecraft piston from RJMBricks.



YouTuber RJMBricks specialises in Lego builds, including things like earthquake simulators and a driving sim. This time, they have created a working Minecraft piston. The sheer volume of bricks, design, and effort that went into this is astonishing. RJMBricks utilizes different colors to match the in-game version. Addictgaming This makes the textures look right.



The mechanics involved are fascinating, too the RJMBricks having to figure out how to get the piston moving. The design challenge caused problems with Lego pieces actually being able to warp due to the massive weight of the components involved.



The video has proved popular and has also been a hit. RJMBricks states that they had 38,875 subscribers when the video was posted on April 24. The video has been viewed more than 2.2 million times and the channel has nearly tripled the number of subscribers to 94.8k at the time of writing. It's always satisfying when hard work is rewarded.



If you are more into Minecraft-related projects than other ones, you might want to take the time to look at this Pac-Man videogame created by a YouTuber. It's definitely creepy.

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