In the castle build village I decided we needed a place dedicated to blacksmithing. After all, every Medieval town had one according to Skyrim. There are some great examples out there already and I have to admit I used a popular one that already existed as a model.
It’s made out of almost exclusively oak wood and stone bricks. Looking back, I should have used spruce for the darker color but I’ve already taken out too many spruce trees to make the Medieval House. Maybe I’ll redo it later.
Two major lessons learned.
- Anvils take a TON of iron to make. Seriously, 31 iron bars is some serious mining and smelting.
- Don’t leave any room above burning netherrack. I left just a little gap and the roof of the building almost entirely burned down.
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- Blacksmith
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- Blacksmith top view
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- Blacksmith firepit
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- Blacksmith down the chimney
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- Blacksmith this is where you DON’T leave a gap if you want your roof to not catch fire
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