B Class Atlantic Lifeboat

In the weather‑blasted log of the 24th Atlantic Convoy, a B Class Lifeboat is recorded as a narrow 7‑by‑6‑by‑17 frame of precisely **142** blocks, its hull stitched from oak, spruce, iron, obsidian, stone, cobblestone, glass, wool and sea‑lanterns. The vessel vanished after the storm on 12 March, its compass spinning to no star or port. Some whisper that it still drifts beneath the waves, a silent sentinel of forgotten wreckage. This build uses 142 total blocks across 6 layers.