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p>Xbox has partnered with the preservation society National Trust (opens in new tab) as well as a group of British creatives to create an Minecraft model of Corfe Castle. This impressive, intricate model was funded by Xbox UK in the National Trust's festival archaeology. It encourages users to create their own ruin with the help of foundations. https://blogfreely.net/supplygroup41/top-tips-for-minecraft-servers </p>

p>Grian is a YouTube? video maker, created this first build. You can view his work in the video below as well as on YouTube?. (opens in new tab) By working off of historical photographs and consulting with an expert, and combining Minecraft build expertise with a little artistic license, Grian creates a build that highlights the most interesting aspects of Corfe Castle, such as its historic octagonal tower and miniature palace, or "Gloriette." It's a medieval kingly version I believe it is a kingly version of the Victorian folly.

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p>"Grian has done a fantastic job restoring Corfe Castle back to its former splendor. He not only managed to create an exact recreation of the various styles within the castle grounds but he also incorporated it into his own creativity. We are eager to see more creative designs created by young minds," said Martin Papworth an archaeologist from the National Trust.

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p>You can download Corfe's ruins yourself by checking out the Minecraft server corfe.ruinsreimagined.com. https://guerrero-brock-2.federatedjournals.com/i-grew-up-with-my-laptop The ruin can be downloaded as a package for Minecraft: Education Edition to be used in classrooms. You can find out more on Microsoft's site. (opens in a new tab)

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