Your Unofficial Guide to Building Cool Minecraft(r) Railroads
Your Unofficial Guide to Building Cool Minecraft(r) Railroads
Morison, S. D.
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Condition: New, UPC: 9781978529342, Publication Date: Mon, August 1, 2022, Type: Paperback ,
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5Moving around the Minecraft world is an essential part of the game. Gamers create railroads to carry them between towns they build. They can be used to make transportation systems in mines, but they are also for building roller-coasters! This volume encourages readers to get creative with their rail construction as well as gives tips on how to do it even better. Illustrations show readers what they can possibly build within the game and help them connect their gaming engineering to real-world engineering and other STEAM concepts.
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