Turtles are one of the many shy and passive mobs that one can come across while exploring the beautiful world of Minecraft and they spend most of their time roaming about, lazing in the sun, or gracefully swimming. A Minecraft player has created an abode for the turtles in the form of a shell-shaped sanctuary.
The Turtle sanctuary in Minecraft looks simple yet unique
We’ve seen some pretty big and well-done builds before however, constructions like this one have something unique about them as their simple but good-looking design really stands out well. Posted onto Reddit by u/Goatblin, the build is created on a small beach with various shades of green glass blocks, along with concrete, creating the main structure and plenty of vines, bamboo, and natural lighting inside. The structure itself, when viewed from the top, is shaped similarly to a turtle’s hard shell.
There are also turtles hanging around and the building has a really good look to it. Many users in the comments believe this would be the perfect addition to their own worlds. With Minecraft players coming up with different farms in the game all the time, builds like these add a nice creative flair to the usual enclosures, making the world appear much more homely and vibrant.
We’ve previously seen a giant PacMan arcade machine, a base in a globe, the Nether being terraformed, a baseball stadium, a giant statue, the recreation of a DOOM poster, Africa’s Toto, Metallica’s Master of Puppets album cover, actually playable games like Snake game created by a genius Redstone engineer, Valorant, and Super Mario, locations like SpongeBob SquarePants’ Krusty Krab, abandoned and urban cities, the fictional planet of Gallifrey, Bloodborne’s Yharnam, One Piece’ Onigashima, the Milky Way which got featured on an official Minecraft video and even more.
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