My new favorite method for Medieval Castle Hoardings

I used dark oak for slabs, stairs, trapdoors, fence gates, and shelf blocks. Roof is just nether brick. The cone roof took me forever because I winged it and have never done one that steep, but I am much more exited about how great the new hoardings look.

A while ago I used trapdoors in the place of the new shelves, but this was in a survival server and people just opened all the trapdoors constantly to screw it up, with the advent of wind bursts, that would be even easier for them. Shelves solve the problem, you can't accidentally click it (as long as the back is facing in), people can't render it useless, it works like a thinner half slab, shields from arrows, and it even looks like wooden boards for extra realism.

u/Domingo_ocho — 3 months ago

Tungsten mine collapse filled with Fluorescent and phosphorescent calcite

Reddit wouldn't let me upload the video so I had to use YouTube

Both our UV lights were 365nm

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u/Domingo_ocho — 4 months ago

The bright red one, and large druzzy one, both stay glowing when I take the light off. All these rocks are colorless without UV, from white to really dark. I used a 365 nm UV light with a filter.

u/Domingo_ocho — 6 months ago