LEGO Minecraft Food
what’s going on guys my name is za T nom B’s and today I’ve brought the food of Minecraft to life entirely from Lego bricks these are replicas of six of the different foods in Minecraft we have two apples a golden one as well as a red one we have a loaf of bread a cake a carrot as well as a bucket of milk to I guess get rid of any status effects that we may come across they weren’t too difficult to build as well so if you guys are looking to build some lego minecraft food to stock your fridges with then I’ll go over that in a second some of them I built with smooth tiles just to give that sort of cartoony Minecraft look so they’re a lot thinner than the ones that use actual bricks both techniques work great they make really cool display pieces to put around I guess your fridge if Steve were to eat all these foods right now he’d restore 15 hunger points with six from the cake three from the bread two from both the apples as well as two from the carrots so if you guys are looking to build some of these foods sort out the color of the sprite that you want to make basically you can take a pause pretty much anywhere in the video to see how I’ve laid out these bricks for the bucket of milk I used white dark gray light gray and then just basically black for all the outlines for the red apple I use some pink in it as well as red and dark red I also used around two to three layers of base plates on the back just to keep all the pixels together so basically just lay out your 1 by 1 bricks until it’s the right shape of the Minecraft item then cover it in around two to three layers of base plates kind of matter so if you want to make it more stable then add more base plates on the back but there you have it that is how to make a mini lego minecraft item I hope you guys enjoyed this real-life minecraft food be sure to give the video a thumbs up if you guys did enjoy it wanna see more videos like this and let me know in the comments your idea for the next LEGO creation so as always thank you guys so much for watching my videos and I’ll see you guys in another video with another LEGO creation a great place as well to store LEGO golden coins as you can see right there
A brick-built feast fit only for the heartiest & hungriest of Minecraft adventurers, we bring a plethora of Minecraft’s food items to life: by employing over 20 different colours of LEGO parts within. Edible and healing food items first appeared in Minecraft as one of the earliest additions to the game, in September of 2009 as part of the game’s 0.24 Survival Test update, where they were to be eaten by the player to restore health and their newly added hunger points. With these entirely custom Lego builds ranging from a sparkling golden apple made with yellow, brown, and orange smooth tile pieces, to a gleaming iron bucket of frothy milk made from grey and white parts, these builds are sure to leave any famished builder feeling oh-so freeingly full.
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"What's that, the thing in your fridge?"
"Oh, that? Those are my Lego Minecraft foods"
"Oh, that's odd"
Did you just make a gold bar the butter…
That moment when 1.14 texture changes come
Enjoy! 😀
Do number 2 of food
Me: ima go get an apple from the fridge
friend: k
me: wait I cant eat this its Minecraft
friend: lol
San moaie tata
This is one of my favorite memories
They look so good, you deserve more subscribers because your so good at this!!
sees that in fridge
me:CHOP CHOP CHOP GULP
I though it was click bait…but no…
Make diamond sworl
Dude why you got bread in your fridge
Please build an iron helmet
The Maybe Minecraft parody :l
Ddd
Can u make fish in a bucket
These look insane! I’ll have to build some for myself
When I saw this video
Me: Noice
is that pickaxe lego
Make a Minecraft iron golem
Build the [food chicken ]
build an enchanted gapple
Clearly YouTube is recommending only TOP TIER OG CONTENT
Make a helmet ww2
Modelnya Apel beda
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minecraft food textures have updated, get to building dear friend (jk)
Butter
A lego glowberry vine would be cool. Or a sweet berry busy.
Thanks for the childhood