r/DetailCraft

Building the Modules was a challenge, not because the builds themselves were complicated, but because it was hard to find pictures of some angles (I don’t have Subnautica 2 yet). The Haul chassis might be a bit wider and longer, by about 1 block, but i think it’s fine. My favourite chassis is the Scout Ray chassis, it looks awesome and unique, since we’ve never seen a vehicle with *wings*. Cool Beans🫘.

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People on our server leave gifts for each other in little barrel mailboxes, so I made an overgrown herbalist one for my Bay Inn. I wanted a vibe that it wasn’t really built… it just kind of grew there...
The inn itself is visible in the background, and mailbox it’s part of a larger overgrown build I’ve been slowly expanding over time.

All in survival, the skins are just retextured armor stands and the rest is just Cleo's Armor stand datapack and/or a custom heads datapack. Skins are from the skindex though they are mostly a placeholder as I plan to make custom skins later.

Tell me if you got any good ideas on what I should add.

Also, piston wall chandelier. For some reason, when I rejoined my world, the boats on the back wall were flipped, so the longer side would protrude out into the room, which isn’t ideal. My armour stands have the same issue, but instead of being flipped, their poses were changed. What is going on?

Which goes better, dark oak vs the oak or no trim at all

You can use a lever and invisible item frame with some block in it as a candle holder! Best part is, it's persistent so the lever doesn't break if you flick it. (Breaks if you break the candles)

A nautilus statue for a nautilus parking lot.

Cute mini shellfih bonus at the end!

Warped shelf works well for scales and derpy fish mouth