Minecraft Tutorial: How To Make Narutos House “Naruto”

Hey what’s up YouTube in this video I’ll be showing you how to make Naruto’s house Naruto Naruto By the way I have also designed and made the hakage Mansion which is something that you might be interested in I actually haven’t made a tutorial for this yet but let me know down below if this is something that you would like to see anyway if that does end up getting

Made feel free to check down below in the description and I’m sure there’ll be a link for it this is the amount of space required to make Naruto’s house and here are all of the materials that we will need to build in Begin by placing five smooth quartz pluck

Extending up from the ground one two three four five then place a light blue stained glass pane to the right and then a polished deep slate wall another glass pane punch deep slate wall then another glass pane punch deep sleep well then another glass pane and then place a spruce plank

Extend that down to the ground just like this and then we want to take the spruce plank not on the ground but the one above and we want to extend it all the way over to the left and we want to connect the wall and the glass panes

Down to the spruce planks just like this and we are also going to extend that row of spruce planks underneath the glass and the wall forwards by two rows just like this then extend the lower half of the row forwards using Spruce slabs now that’s something that we don’t have on us at

The moment but we can grab those extend that forwards and then we can join the ends of the slabs down to the ground using Spruce fence like this then later on we are going to extend some diorite wall upwards to meet some Acacia but I’d like to place the diorite

Wall now so it’s left and right of the fence like this and the wall will actually come up as high as the spruce or rather the spruce and the smooth quartz that we have on both the left and the right so we’ll just have something which should look like this

And we are also going to grab the smooth stone slab and we want to place it in between yet in front of the spruce fence that we have connecting the little bit of decking that we have here down to the ground so that’s perfect next we are

Going to come to the bottom of the spruce plank row that we placed earlier and extend it backwards by four using smooth quartz one two three four then extend up by five one two three four five we then want to extend to the right also by five one two three four five

We’re then going to extend back and then write by five one two three four five we’re then going to extend back and then right and then back and then write again then we are going to extend backwards by ten one two three four five six seven eight

Nine ten we’re then going to extend right and then towards us right towards us and then right by ten one two three four five six seven eight nine ten and we’re just going to check that this shape looks correct that’s perfect the part that I’m concerned about is the

Part on the left but the front matches the back which is what we’re looking for we then continuing on from where we were just building want to extend in and then right and then in and then right and then in by two one two it’s at this point that we are going to

Join back to the ground again too for a lack of a better term ground ourselves we are then going to extend to the right by 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16. and then up by seven one two three four

Five six seven we’re then going to go left by ten one two three four five six seven eight nine ten and then we’re just going to join down to the ground and this will connect over there eventually but until then we want to come to the

Right side of the build so on this right side we are going to take the top block here and extend it forwards by six so one two three four five six and then we are going to join it down like so to form a solid wall or not quite solid but

At least the shape of a wall we are then going to extend this corner block across and then forwards to connect back to where we were of course building on the back and we are going to join this block down as well so we have formed a rectangular shape

This is an important part of the build we want to take the front left hand corner of the bottom of this area and we want to leave a gap of three one two three and then we want to place five smooth quartz extending up one two three four five like this

So this is going to be a little bit more important later but we can actually utilize this so we can extend this block all the way over to the right okay and you will find that they actually will join and connect to the very front of the build although things aren’t quite

As simple as this so we are actually going to fill this little wall in here using smooth quarters because I want to make the wall solid before I start digging into them but simultaneously you can also just join it back to this area here so you can see how this kind of

Like Blends together a bit this corner block here at the top that connects over to the right we can extend this back like so and then we want to add an extra row of smooth quartz along here on the left extend it in one a gap of two and

Then we place two more blocks and then a gap of two and then two blocks and then this this looks nice and even from the front however this little part that we’re about to do is concealed so this will actually wrap around on the right

Side like this and then there will be a couple more smooth quartz blocks that extend forwards but it’s not really important to place those at the moment but I have anyway just because I know that well we’re going to need to so the next thing that we are going to

Do is just fill this area in underneath here so again I think it’s probably best just to make a nice solid bit of wall because we’re doing the lower part and also the upper part as well both of them have detail and we can pretty much just

Add it with most of the materials that we have in the inventory which is good we also have to add a balcony here so the balcony sits nicely behind the horizontal row of smooth quartz that kind of like prevails from the left side to the right side over there

Let’s start underneath so the only thing that we are actually missing right now and it’s up to you whether you want to use pain or actual glass block by the way so I’ll literally it’s completely up to you but I’m going to swap one of

Those out for a door I’m going to use solid glass block because I just find it easier to work with before I forget about it we want to add a row of smooth quartz block down here on the right so this is like nice and symmetrical from the front

There is a window so the window that we are looking to add extends from right so where we have the horizontal row smooth quartz right follow it along to the right leave a gap and then destroy a two by two square here and place some glass block in there

Then we want to add a doorway so leaving a gap of one on the right we’re going to place two smooth quartz blocks quartz slabs in front destroy a two by two square Place Spruce doors that’s perfect then we’re going to leave a gap of three

One two three and then we’re going to place a we actually just want a one by two block area like this which we’ll fill in with glass and then Spruce trap doors flip top left and right just like this and funnily enough we actually want the

Exact same thing up above by the way minus this little step here so if you pretty much just take a look down below and apply the exact same thing up above I’m not even counting it out myself which is really lazy but um literally we apply the same details

Just right on the ground level or I suppose like Terrace level as we have it so there you go nice and perfect that looks really really good there’s a little bit more to this but we can we can add it as we kind of go

Um I would like to just fill uh some of this in using smooth quartzer because it just saves us doing it later um so this left side here can just be filled in using smooth quartz black this back side here as well can actually entirely be filled in with smooth quartz

We are going to need to add some more um we will need to add some more smooth quartz as well to connect this to here I actually think that it’s at the same level as this so if you leave a row of two from the top here and then extend it

Just across which also makes sense as well because of course like you know just how it looks visually it just makes sense and then we can just fill this in using smooth quartz and I’m thinking about it now ladies and gentlemen what we could do is also just join all of

These smooth quartz ring that we have created because that’s kind of like what it is right if you take a look at it from the top and use a little bit of imagination if this was closed it would be kind of like a ring a circle so we’re going to

Connect all of this down to the crown and then we can kind of like figure out what we’ll be making next [Laughter] Next it is time for us to finish the internal shape of the right side of the build so what I mean is we have at this row of smooth quartz here we want to extend this row to the right by five one two three four five so we

Extend it to the right in the bottom like this we then want to extend the row towards us right towards us right and then we want to start extending backwards and we should find that this connects together in a perfect ish Circle and what we then want to do is extend

All of these smooth quartz blocks upwards because this circular shape is very important for the overall shape of this particular part of the house so what we then want to do now that we’ve raised these rows up is we want to take a block like Spruce planks something that sticks out from

Everything else and we want to raise up the ring the circle that we have created by one row and this will help us identify whether we have made it correctly which we 100 have but it will also help us make the internal part of

The roof so we want to first of all add a layer of Acacia slabs along the top of the spruce planks foreign we then want to add a layer of Acacia planks inside of these slabs We then want to add a layer of smooth quartz block that sits above and inside of this layer of planks this will form the shape of the next part of the house what we then want to do is raise up the quartz area just by one round

Then add Acacia Planks on top of these smooth quants then we are going to add a layer of Acacia slab all the way around the edge of the bottom of the acacia planks that we have just placed next we are going to fill the middle of this in using smooth quarters foreign

With that filled in we then want to add a layer of Acacia stairs that just goes all the way around the edge of the platform so this will effectively sit on top of the acacia planks that we placed just a little bit earlier next we have to add an additional

Structure on top of this so we want to Mark out these two positions okay so this point here and this point here I’ll give you a look at from the bird’s eye view so the point of this is that we want to connect these two points together by extending them both inwards

Like this at a right angle we then want to place a layer of smooth quartz that wraps around the edge of this so it kind of just wraps around it almost sort of reminds me of a pizza size we want to make room for a door this is

On the front left hand side here and we want to raise up each of these quartz block by two rows we then want to fill the top of it in using light gray concrete and we want to add ladders here and then smooth quartz slabs along the top of the building

Leaving a little Gap with the actual ladders are we also want to add polish deep slate wall and polish deep slate slabs and we are going to place these while the First wall is going to go right here so it’s essentially like diagonally placed in front of the door

Leaving a gap leave a gap of one left Place Another wall add another one on top of each and then a layer of polished deep slate slabs on top of these connecting together left to right in front of this together left to right and above and behind this together just left

To right so we want to have a diagonal layer like this and we will have something which should so far this is looking pretty good like this and we’re now just going to grab the acacia blocks again because we just have to make the lower part of this roof a

Little bit better so we’re going to place Acacia planks all the way along the outside of the spruce planks now so the spruce points have done their job they have guided us all the way up to the top of the house and now it’s time

For them to uh to go away now so we’re going to place Acacia planks all the way around the edge just like this right we also want to add an additional row of Acacia that just sits and extends forward in front of the sticking out

Part of quartz so it sits in front of it and overhangs on the left and right by one now this is all important because we now want to add Acacia slams around the edge of this and we will have to integrate the inner part of this into a

Separate roof later on but this is more so for the outer edge of the roof the parts that light don’t join to anything The Acacia slabs just go all the way around the edge like this and that’s perfect it sits on top of that wall right there and this will just all join

Together nicely so I keep throwing like phrases at you like the inner part of the roof in the outer part of the roof so later on we have to make a whole separate style of roof for this part and this part and all of them have to join

Together so that’s basically what I’m saying we’ll have to somehow find a way to join them all together that may come that makes it look all rather natural and really good so the next thing that we are going to make is the main entrance grab mud brick stairs and locate this smooth quartz

Block right here so we leave a gap of one button behind this Spruce here we place a mud brick stair one to the right up and above extending backwards we then want to destroy a two by two square behind this and then extend up destroy all of these blocks behind and this is

What we’re looking for so here we will place a door on the left Spruce planks to the right of it light blue glass above it and then we will replace these smooth quartz here with mud bricks so that’s perfect and then right of these stairs we want to take this stair here

And place a smooth quartz block with a smooth quarter stair on top and then stack up behind this slabs until we are just half a row higher than the stairs like this we then want to move upwards onto the next level of the house and we want to add these windows before I

Forget so we have two windows on the front of the house here so we leave a gap of one two by two square fill this in with glass leave a gap of one two by two square fill it in with glass then white carpet in front of the

Windows like this and then stashed away in the corner here we want to have an iron bar block of iron Stone button in front just like this and that will do just nicely so on the lower part of the house again I just wanted to get that

Out of the way guys because that’s like all of that part of the house done now so on the lower part of the house we want to line up with where we have the glass here for the door extend across and we want to locate this smooth quartz

Block here destroy it the one to the right and then underneath it and replace these all with light blue glass right of this we want to place some I can’t believe I’ve I forgot the materials we want to flip up some up and down some Spruce trunk doors and then underneath

This window cell or underneath the the window we want to add a windowsill made out of smooth quartz slab like this and then over here on the left in the same plane as the glass we want to destroy the central block here and we want to grab cyan concrete and Birch

Sites so cyan concrete with a birch sign in front of it lower down on the floor literally just below it diorite wall trip by hook cauldron so in the corner diorite wall trip by a hook above it cauldron to the right this is a such a

Minor detail but we want to have Oak Leaf underneath the windowsill like this then left of these stairs that we have here we want to or rather in front of the stairs but on the left we want to have flower pots stacked up like this and then on the wall Above This

Extending back towards the door we want to have a bunch of spruce signs like this leading to the actual doorway we might even leave it just one row away like this I think that that actually looks a little bit better and that is looking that’s looking really good

That’s perfect oh we also want to place some flower pots here on this windowsill too I’m realizing that I would also like some more windows on this particular part of the house so following this design here on the right side we’ll leave a gap of one two by two leave a

Gap of one two by two fill this in with glass and then white carpet in front of the windows we will also do it on the opposite side the back of the build we are going to leave mostly alone because I don’t think you’ll ever see a shot of

The back of the build so I’m not just going to to make something up but I’m almost certain that there are indeed windows on the sides they’re vaguely into that and I’ve got to imagine if they’re on the front and they’re on that side they’re probably on this side also

So now that we have done that I want to add a small little detail over here so there is a potted plant this is a brown glazed terracotta extending outward diagonally from the smooth quartz here with a spruce fence on top Oak loop on

Top of that so I also want to Mark out some of the pathway that goes around the house now so left of this will dig out replace it with a stone stick backwards replace this with stone we’ll dig all the way to the right of this part of

This one replace it with stone we then want to dig all the way forwards in front of the smooth stone slabs and replace this with stone as well so you can see how this area is later on or essentially going to be Stone we then want to look forward over to the right

Here and line up with those stairs and we actually then want to dig one row to the rightly actually once we line up with these smooth quartz my bad and we can fill all of this in with stone as well because it’s ever so slightly different like all of this is pretty

Much filled in with just Stone but the pathway in front of the the actual main path here in particular we’re gonna mix in some Cobble and we are also going to add some buttons as well although the buttons will be best around it um once this is all done so we’ll have

Like I don’t know one here one here say and yeah that looks great uh there is a path that leads from essentially we leave a gap of two so this is probably the better way to do it right so from this Stone here we want to dig

Back and around this is so tricky around the edge of the house right so like this and this will all be filled in using Stone so and we’ll dig all the way around to the back of the house or at least up the side because um there’s not really much space back

Here so we’ll probably just leave it at this right um we’ll go a little further but the point is that we want to actually dig two layers of this so we’ve gone all the way around the edge of the house right and then we want to dig in

Such a way that we go around the edges that happen it will also connects together rather nicely and we’ll we’ll just leave the path there because again unless you do want to go all the way around the edge of the house you could there is actually enough space that you

Could orbit the entire house um I’m not going to though so there we go that looks good and we’re actually going to need both Birch fence and grass I completely forgot about grass and the Birch fence basically starts here and it just goes all the way funnily enough it

Goes all the way around here and it will join to a wall which will appear here very soon and we have a set of drastic leads kind of like forwards from the Birch fence here and we’ll probably oh we have to extend the path out a lot of

It as well so this will actually extend to the boundary just like this and it gives us enough another opportunity to add some buttons in and maybe even an additional Cobble if if you do see fit but that’s that’s looking really good I’m really happy with this so far there

Is also a bush just in these sort of like front garden vicinity and it’s it’s about here and we place a spruce fence with uh one one two three flowering azalea leaves on top we’re then going to extend the leaves left and right I said that in reverse order but you guys get

The idea we then want to extend the middle block and then above below left and right just like this so the middle block left right above and below just like so and yeah that’s perfect that’s exactly what we want to have and now that we’ve done this ladies and

Gentlemen we are going to come all the way over to the left side of the build and we are going to work on this roof section so the first thing that we’re going to do here is apply Acacia slams to the top front of this part of the

Building here just sitting along in front of the well the top of the building left to right they want to overhang the left side of this by one and then extend back and up back and up back and up like this but whilst you’re doing this on the front also apply the

Same row to the back have it overhang and then extend in up in up in up in up like this right and then we’re going to fill underneath this in using smooth quartz and we will do the same to the opposite side and this wants to overhang

On both sides of the house just like this and there we go that is absolutely perfect the only thing that we also want to do is just in this back corner here we want to add um stone bricks and we then want to extend it to the

Right and forwards and then extend these stone bricks up so that they overhang the top of the roof section just by a couple of rows like this and add a couple of stone brick wall just uh just in the corner from the top extending down and what we can then do is extend

The acacia planks because every other block of this will be an acacia plank extend every other plank like this and we will extend this wall I wasn’t sure that we’d be able to extend that wall down but we extend all of the planks across to meet each other and then these

Slabs across to meet each other as well so just like this it’s going to look really good here and then on the back also just like this here and here and there we go that’s that’s looking really really good so that is two out of three roofs done which leaves this one

Here oh actually no no before we want to add another row or we want to add a row of Acacia stairs in front of the kind of like the balcony floor level and it just wants to wrap around to the side here and I think that this last block will go

And like turn it inward so it just looks like a a little bit nicer like that next we are going to place Acacia Slams on the diorite wall and then join them together in the middle have them overhang by one on the left and the right we want to extend the

Monroe forwards like this and then we want to extend the slabs backwards by two rows so one and then two and then this is where things start to get a little bit more fun so we are going to extend these slabs and then actually this is probably

A good idea so we already have this row of Acacia slams here for the main roof right why don’t we drop these down and then forwards down and forwards and there we go that kind of gives us the blueprint now so what we can now do is extend these Acacia slabs backwards the

Same amount and then we can extend these across so this is a row of slabs however the row behind this should be planks we can extend this across like this and then we will want a a smooth quartz block here and then we can extend these

Slabs up and back join it to the roof that already exists and then we can extend this back and then this back here I’m thinking that we don’t even have to I mean we we could just have like a it could just connect like this to here yeah I’m trying to like have

Like is it is it necessary to have this overhang here on the left you know like can it just sit on top and then just does that look better because then we get like the shape of this a little bit better we can experiment with that but basically once we’ve kind of like

Figured out how it like joins up to the rest of the build all we’ve got to do is just fill the like the top of this in using um Acacia slabs and we’re going to take another look at this this part in particular and kind of see how it looks but we

Might we might just leave it as is so this we can just fill in using smooth quartz we have filled everywhere else in with the relevant blocks that bit of roof is filled in so all the only decision that we kind of have to make is

How we want this to look and you know I I would usually air on the side of something like this right and then maybe it just comes and sits on top of there but I don’t know why it is about me that’s telling me like extend this back

And then add a row here I don’t know but it’s that is or is it actually is but still I don’t know it doesn’t seem right it’s such a minor thing but they’re the they’re the kind of things that bother me well anyway we want to

Add a wall that goes all the way around the house it actually starts here right it’s made out of white concrete sort of and it just sits left of this Stone here it extends all the way left and then it starts to come back basically it sits on

The grid from the point that we started at it’ll come all the way around the left side across the back and it will come all the way along the right side and then kind of stop so it won’t come anymore across the front it’ll stop right here and we want to

Double up on this wall from this position here and kind of an equivalent actually this position here will double up on it and then we will double upon the wall on the entire left side so there’ll be a little bit that’s just a bit shorter on the front and uh

Just on that right side there and it will just look really good and then we’re just going to add some Acacia slabs on top of the double part of the wall not on any other part there we go that’s looking great so the last couple of things that we have to do

Is fill some plant parts that’s the first thing that we’re going to do so I’m going to use exclusively tulips in these parts here just leading up to the entrance and then a poppy and a dandelion for the two parts that just sit nicely in front of that window and

Then these last little bits can actually be shown for the bow of time lapse so this is the last one I would consider a sort of mandatory thing that you should do fill in the stone path using Stone that’s it however what you might also want to do is replace the grass block

Using a lime terracotta I’m going to use world edit for this so it’s going to go really fast and I can also change my mind if I don’t like it and I’m also going to clean up the grid as well and once you’ve done that that is Naruto’s

House and there we have it tutorial complete ladies and gentlemen I do hope that you have enjoyed this video please do remember to like And subscribe and I hope to see you guys in the next one good bye