Day 3

Our imported palace, snow and all.

The actual palace, this is where we live bitches, what've you got hater? You aint got a glass f%@#ing roof!

The royal road, just to make commoners feel small and insignificant

The back of an unfinished boat, you may have guessed already that we don't like finishing things off

Blitz's contribution for today

It turns out that filling in gravel roads and arguing about brick colour gets boring real quick, not much done today. Tomorrow we will try and install some mods, speed things up a bit before Dusty shoves a cactus up his arse.

Day 2

And on the second day, Dusty and Enzo had planned to finish off the city and boat but got distracted with the idea of a Dwarven city. But anyway, they thought it was good, if not unfinished and another thing to add to the list. It's difficult being mortal.

The front of the Dwarven Mountain, now with giant dwarf head

The double helix minecart, 140 blocks of pure nausea

The beginnings of a dwarven underground city

dwarven market

The backside of the mountain, with a lovely waterfall

Stay tuned for boats and hoes

Day 1

Ohhh what's this, looks ruddy mysterious. And I see you creeper

What a strange building! Probably troll science

 Oh bookshelves, with bestsellers such as "The Wizard Games" and "Fifty Shades of Sparkly Spells" 

Every discerning wizard needs an enchanting table and mysterious stone blocks 

An even more mysterious detour 

A wizards pool, an absolute necessity for any good wizard tower. I think the pool fairies are talking to me, apparently I'm a Wizard, who knew.

A lovely aerial view

To revive our Quadstream project we have decided to make some Minecraft goodness in the form of a medieval fantasy world (such a new idea). At the end of the first day, the (ruddy) mysterious wizard tower was the first to be completed. Stay tuned for the completion of our boat, a walk through of our imported palace and the massive inner city.