I was looking from a balcony on my tavern and saw a mountain cutting out into the sea and began to imagine a Golem holding the mountain up on his back. Without hesitation I went over to that mountain and 3 days later I had built this.

The overhang and constant need to look at this from a distance when building it made this build very awkward to build scaffolding for and it was at this point I got myself a mod that enables me to fly. If I didn't this would of taken twice as long. I play this game merely for the creation aspect anyway. I'm using Glimmars Steampunk texture pack and always have. I know in the rules it says builds with the default texture pack would be favoured but I just couldn't return this to default now when everything I have built has been with this texture pack (I got it very early on).

This remains the favourite thing I have ever built and remains the main focal point in my world. Thanks for looking

a cartoon version of jesus

He is the man of steel, done by myself in about 45 minutes.

Basically, this is the dog from the good 'ol game Duck Hunt. Y'know, the one that laughs at you when you miss all of the ducks.

This piece of art goes from bedrock to above the clouds, it is much bigger than you may think.

I used BetterLight for softer shadows, and I used a transparent cloud texture (clouds kept going through the dog!)

Also, I hate this dog.

The starting map for Super Mario World. 256 by 175. 44,000 sprites, all done by hand over about 7 days.

Luigi from New Super Mario Brothers Wii.
He is 65 blocks high - from sea level to the top of the building zone.

Used Binvox and Viewvox to plan this huge character
3975 blocks were used (he is hollow)

Kim Pine from the "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" Video game.

Created on the TCHalo Minecraft Classic Server.

The Hungarian Parliament, the largest parliament building in all of Europe, built in Minecraft classic creative. I'm not 100% done with it all as their is still the interior and surrounding area, but I can only work so fast on such a big project. I began the project back in September and ended up just using the Hungarian Parliament as inspiration for building, but wasn't extremely happy with the final result. I took a break for a bit and returned to this back in December, and have done all of the following work within one month.

It isn't exactly scaled perfectly, but is still extremely accurate to the original. The specs of the building measure out to be 459 long by 281 blocks wide and about 160 blocks high.

The whole thing is built in game, along with the help of some custom server commands. I used Google Warehouse's model to get somewhat of a proper scale and shape, and used a bunch of photos from a bunch of angles to get in the details.

The little speck in the middle of the 3rd photo is used to give a scale of how big the thing is.

This is a sculpture of a sentry from the game Team Fortress 2, by Valve. Created on the Reddit creative (God forbid survival) server on January 2nd, 2011.