Minecraft player builds The Battle of Geonosis from Star Wars

Minecraft players have always managed to amaze everyone with innovative concepts and builds. Be it the structure's scale, complexity, or both, it is always impressive to see the dedication and patience such talented players have to pull off something like this. People have built fictional and real cities, replicas of famous buildings and mountains, and even working computers inside the game. Now, yet another interesting structure can be added to the catalog of fascinating Minecraft builds.

A Minecraft player and Reddit user named TomOnMars shared some images on the subreddit of the game showing the famous Battle of Geonosis that they built inside the game. The Battle of Geonosis is from the popular sci-fi movie series, Star Wars. The images show a recreation of a massive landscape with the battle scene in Mojang's popular sandbox title.

I Built The Battle of Geonosis | Star Wars in Minecraft byu/TomOnMars inMinecraftbuilds

User Mastergames5277 asked the original poster how long it took them and whether they used any mod or tool to build it or not. User TomOnMars replied saying that it took them 100 hours. they also mentioned that they used tools like Voxel Sniper, Arceon, ezEdits, and World Edit, among others.

Comment byu/TomOnMars from discussion inMinecraftbuilds

Comment byu/TomOnMars from discussion inMinecraftbuilds

User squeletongod said that the build was "crazy" and that it made them want to create other characters such as separatist droids around the base to make it look like they are defending it.

Reddit reacts to the build (Image via Reddit/TomOnMars)

User barbatos087 mentioned that they watched the video of this build some days ago, finding it to be one of the most impressive things ever built in Minecraft.

Reddit asked some interesting questions as well (Image via Reddit/TomOnMars)

User Appropriate_Engine87 said that the build will look much cooler and more realistic with some shaders. User TomOnMars replied that they had indeed used shaders to create shadows and the colored sky.

However, one of the reasons why many people might not be able to identify shaders is because the build does not use realistic shaders like BSL shaders and such.

The build was indeed using shaders (Image via Reddit/TomOnMars)

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