The final frontier
This impressive recreation of the International Space Station by Jack Parsons, an environmental artist from Galactic Cafes The Stanley Parable. Its about 1.33 times larger than life, he says. Making it to the exact dimensions makes it feel way too cramped inside. Construction of the ISS involved using ten stacks of quartz, a double chest of white wool, and about 60 stacks of nether brick slabs. Half a nether fortress went into those solar arrays, he says. It took about two days to design in Creative mode, and then he spent three days building it in Survival using netherrack scaffolds. Parsons says that he plans to carry on tweaking it to correspond with events that happen to the real-life International Space Station, adding and removing docked vehicles and even rearranging modules when the time comes.
