(1300 Hours Minecraft Timelapse) Nerima Kingdom (4K/60fps)

Hey, My name is Timtenth and I'm a german Minecraft builder. This is my newest and biggest Minecraft Project. This project tooks 1300 hours to build. This is a fantasy project and therefore there are also buildings that do not fit historically. I hope you like it.
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[riverho]

I love how every single building would be normally considered an impressive build in ANY minecraft world and he's got about 500 of them

[casualcrusader]

i will never understand how people have the time or patience for this sort of stuff, but i am extremely grateful they do.

[nostressstef]

Working with this high elevation and creating space is crazy on itself. What a mastery. You're creating a great legacy

[zippyparakeet]

This is what the internet was made for. Sharing beautiful art.

[cillianoseves]

One of the most underrated channels of all time.

[banner__gaming]

The thought and time that goes into these builds is simply amazing. I wish I could build something like this. What an amazing work of art.

[JalapenoMayo]

This looks absolutely insane from the thumbnail, I can’t imagine how it looks up close

[Snoflakes_]

I can't believe how talented and well-rounded you are. The mastery of worldpainter, the knowledge of WorldEdit and how to use circles, the ability to put things in proportion on this scale, the composition of the city, the detailing and decoration, the editing, the cinematic, the matching audio everywhere. I see all of it and recognize it for what it is - absolutely masterful

[YARSCORPG]

You are a real and completely insane psychopath in the best possible way! I did not notice at all how these half an hour had passed, because I was trying to raise my dropped jaw. Great job, no words. A real masterpiece! Thank you for giving me the opportunity to enjoy this creation!

[Rex-pcem]

No words can describe how amazing this looks. Thank you for sharing this masterpiece. I love it.

[houdinjeff]

As the pieces slowly come into view, fist the basic shapes then all the details, it’s like watching something have render pop in, but piece by piece. It’s amazing to watch, I love it, just what it reminded me of.

[Crispified]

I love the theme to this build, and the scale to it is simply incredible. 1300 hours for 1 video? Insane, this must’ve taken at least a year to complete.

[EgoEroTergum]

Very, very impressive - what I like most are the details that suggest story or cultural elements.

The castles and stone buildings on mountains, separated physically from the wooden parts of the lower classes.

The giant built-up arena, surrounding the cave with the dragon egg - yet the cave has been left in a natural state as if it were sacred ground.

The circular walls and even the city layout resembling the ying-yang symbol, showing a deeply-set and ancient religious element present from even the city's founding.

It's marvelous!

[andrewsurowiec]

I can't even build a dirt hut correctly and there's people like you that build these magnificent things. I wish I had the slightest bit of this creativity. Incredible stuff

[Apodeipnon]

I find this one particularly enchanting, I'm imagining all sorts of lore while I'm watching this.

[nier]

I never saw Minecraft as a game anymore, but it was much more than that. an art medium where people can express their ideas and creativity.

[Aziara]

Oh man I got goosebumps when you started walking through the town and I realized the insane scale this was built in.

[Man_of_Tears]

The artistry, the composition, the decisiveness.... Magnificent ☺️

[stevnated]

Absolutely breathtaking! I love how you put villagers in the Kingdom -- it really makes it come alive.

[Fizz-Pop]

I don't usually watch Mincraft videos, but I couldn't ignore that thumbnail. Amazing work!