Railroad Crossing

In the shadow of an abandoned canyon, a colossal railroad crossing stretches 84 blocks wide and 37 deep, its iron rails whispering secrets across a 10‑block high expanse of stone and timber. 3,545 blocks—crafted from twenty distinct materials—form an intricate lattice that has outlasted the vanished guild of engineers who once claimed it a marvel of steam‑age ingenuity. Legends etched into the weathered timbers speak of an eclipse that halted the crossing’s last freight, leaving its tracks to echo only with the faint hiss of a phantom locomotive. This build uses 3545 total blocks across 10 layers.