Minecraft Pirate Village in a Tiny Box – ASMR

Hey guys! Today, I’m going to turn an old wooden box into a Minecraft pirate town Before making it with clay, I want to change the color of this yellowish box Let’s start by sanding the surface with sandpaper Rubbing it down with the sandpaper Surprisingly strong varnish…

It seems like I’ll have to dismantle the back latch too ._. I meticulously sanded it all the way to the back Cutting the sponge into small pieces, I apply a light colored varnish along the wood grain I quite enjoy applying varnish ·͜· Now, let’s reassemble it Finally, Wood looks natural now!

Great, great ˘◡˘ I’m going to create a terrain with a 4mm grid today I’ve decided on a Sahara color similar to sand terrain! Cutting the cheese following the blueprint Cutting the second-level terrain to match the right angles I’m Cleaning up edges with a silicone brush By gradually stacking and baking,

The terrain is somehow completed Put it in the prepared box Shall we start building now? Let’s begin with the small huts in the pirate village I’m using instant adhesive to stick it together Using the colors of oak wood and planks, I’m constructing the walls of the house

Planning to make the roof in a color similar to the walls Putting on roofs over the built walls Fits perfectly, feels satisfying ᐛ Cute wooden huts done! Planning to use various wood colors, got three different brown liner pens ready! They’re similar yet slightly different shades of brown

All the pens are waterproof Light wood gets drawn with lighter shades Pairing with the huts we’ve made! I crafted in three different wood colors It’s time to add some cute details Making a mini garden I’m going to add a cute pirate ship ·ࡇ· It reminds me of the old shipwreck I made…

It’ll be smaller than that one How about making a mast with pirate flags? Putting up four pirate sails Adding loot boxes for a tiny pirate galleon! About 4 x 2 cm in size Oh, It’s… sinking, lol This pirate village will be waterfront houses I used campfire items to add some details

I’m placing them one by one in each corner Boxes… won’t close ✘ᴗ✘ Grow well, little crops! Fish is important for the pirate village That’s why I made a fish drying rack This cat will probably guard the village fish, maybe I’m planning to build a makeshift trading post in the opposite space

Finally, a shop for the Wandering Trader! It’s better not to know what he’s selling ·ࡇ· Ta-da! I’ve got materials to decorate the top area Today’s loot: a Slowpoke ring! Hehe Got an idea for an inventory using magnets, so I’m making this Drill holes the same size as the magnets

Metal sticks pretty well with epoxy adhesive Smell-wise… not great, but it sticks well ✘ᴗ✘ The hole is a bit small… Once the item window is firmly attached and in place, it’s done! Applying different colored wooden floors for each level Adding stairs and columns for a Polly pocket feel

There should be a stair that connects to the village Wonder if this village had original residents The upper area is reserved for the new owner Almost done ˙ᵕ˙ Let’s make the items for the inventory slot now. Enchanted Book, Golden Carrot, Ender Pearl, etc… Checking the polarity of the magnets and attaching them

Even adding a fishing Alex! Finally, only the most nerve-wracking part remains I carefully pouring crystal resin all over The ratio of resin and hardener is crucial Pouring resin carefully for the finishing touch! Finally, once I attach the LEGO chain, it’s done! The pirate village nestled inside an old tiny box

What should I try making next? Until then! ·͜·