00:00Day 3 of building and British inspired village, where last episode we built three bridges to
00:04connect each side of the river and added some smaller details along the sides. Today we're
00:08going to add the first building to the village, which is going to be the main barn inside the
00:11farm. I firstly began by getting the rough shape before then using brick stairs for the roof. I
00:15then added a small staircase to the side to access the upper floor and this also helps to add some
00:19much needed shape to the building. After adding a barn door, it was time to add some texture,
00:22using darker blocks below and fading upwards to lighter blocks. I finished by adding some
00:26leaves and vines to give it that overgrown feel and then added a road around the front.
00:30And that completes our barn. With the main barn in place, we can now add some smaller
00:34outhouses and buildings. Starting firstly with this small shack, I've used a simple brick pallet
00:38with deep slate tiles for the roof. Just opposite this was this longer building. I once again started
00:43with a basic shape before then deciding on the texturing and roof colour. I divided the front
00:47into two separate storage units and then finished by connecting it to the road we built earlier.
00:51And that's building three complete. Just next door, I've built this simple stone warehouse with a
00:55deep slate roof outlined with polished andesite. Another storage building for the farm.
01:00Now, no barn is complete without an storage silo. Once again, fading upwards from darker to lighter
01:05blocks. I finished with ladders and fences for an extra touch of detail and that completes our silo.
01:10Now, if you're interested, you can download this world along with my recent Italian village over
01:14on my Patreon and this world is updated after each episode is released. The last thing to do was to
01:19dot some custom trees all around the outside and we're done. Well, that's for day four.
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