Fountain

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Author: FieldGamers
Block count: 365
Views: 18499

If You are building Yourself a house or decorating Your garden in Minecraft, then maybe You would like to add this gorgeous fountain to Your backyard. Just look at this fountain: it's big, it's beautifully detailed and it looks very good. I believe that this fountain is like the cherry on top of a cake - imagine this fountain surrounded by different coloured flowers. Go ahead, check out the blueprints and make Your garden look absolutely perfect :)
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Blocks you'll need:

 Dirt 72
Sandstone 67
Still Water 66
White Wool 49
Sandstone Slab 43
Water 36
Sandstone Stairs 20
Grass 12
Skill level 1
Object added 20 Oct 2015
Width 11
Height 10
Depth 11
Tags building, outdoors, fountain, park
Block Count 365
Object materials
Dirt 72
Sandstone 67
Still Water 66
White Wool 49
Sandstone Slab 39
Water (Water level Max - 1, Falling) 24
Water (Water level Max) 12
Grass 12
Sandstone Stairs (South, Normal) 4
Sandstone Stairs (East, Normal) 4
Sandstone Slab (Upper) 4
Sandstone Stairs (West, Normal) 4
Sandstone Stairs (North, Normal) 4
Sandstone Stairs (South, Upside-down) 1
Sandstone Stairs (West, Upside-down) 1
Sandstone Stairs (East, Upside-down) 1
Sandstone Stairs (North, Upside-down) 1
"Thank you for sharing, I have just built this for my village! =]" -  Amy
"I'm using a tablet and clicking on the squares on the blueprint doesn't tell me what the block is supposed to be. The colors for the 3 sandstone pieces are so close to the same if not the same that I have no idea what is what. :( Also, are the blocks that have a black border the only new pieces for " -  Cerelia
"Dear Abizia! Thank you for your feedback this comment will be of help to others :) " -  GrabCraft
"You should take the water squares off the blueprint where the water just passes through. I was confused. Like when it showed that empty space by the center sandstone and then a water square I thought you had to place water there, but really you only add the one water bucket at the end. Other than th" -  Abizia
"When you go over the blueprint with your mouse, the name of the object should appear. If it doesn't, you might have to open the page from another browser :) We are working on fixing the problem on Internet Explorer." -  GrabCraft
"In the blueprint how do you know what block from the object deatils you are using? Hope you can understand this" -  Pinkkitens
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2020-12-27 14:20:58 Amy

Thank you for sharing, I have just built this for my village! =]

2019-11-16 04:24:46 Cerelia

I'm using a tablet and clicking on the squares on the blueprint doesn't tell me what the block is supposed to be. The colors for the 3 sandstone pieces are so close to the same if not the same that I have no idea what is what. :( Also, are the blocks that have a black border the only new pieces for

2016-10-04 19:56:03

Dear Abizia! Thank you for your feedback this comment will be of help to others :)

2016-09-28 04:42:21 Abizia

You should take the water squares off the blueprint where the water just passes through. I was confused. Like when it showed that empty space by the center sandstone and then a water square I thought you had to place water there, but really you only add the one water bucket at the end. Other than th

2016-06-20 22:14:48

When you go over the blueprint with your mouse, the name of the object should appear. If it doesn't, you might have to open the page from another browser :) We are working on fixing the problem on Internet Explorer.

2016-06-16 22:13:17 Pinkkitens

In the blueprint how do you know what block from the object deatils you are using? Hope you can understand this