Minecraft player recreates Red Dead Redemption 2's Armadillo town at 1:1 scale

A skilled Minecraft builder showcased their abilities by creating a detailed recreation of Armadillo from Red Dead Redemption 2.

Few games offer the same level of freedom as Minecraft, allowing players to choose how they want to play. With numerous blocks and items available in the vanilla version, gamers can create vastly different impressive structures. From builds inspired by popular media franchises to completely original designs – the possibilities for creative players are practically limitless. Additionally, Mojang releases updates adding new content to Minecraft, expanding its potential.

Gamer GeneralGeneral5302 shared screenshots of their Armadillo reconstruction from Red Dead Redemption 2. The town from one of Rockstar's finest games was meticulously recreated in the sandbox, with numerous copied details. According to GeneralGeneral5302, this build was done on a 1:1 scale.

Iconic buildings were recreated with attention to detail, and the town overall captures the Wild West atmosphere. Worth noting, this Armadillo recreation includes building interiors. A couple of images appear to show the insides of the jail and saloon.

In the replies, GeneralGeneral5302 revealed that no mods were used in the build and said the entire thing was done in vanilla. Additionally, the creator said they planned to continue making locations from Red Dead Redemption 2 in Minecraft. While they admitted that recreating the entire map on a 1:1 scale would likely be an overwhelming task, they hoped to at least tackle Saint Denis.

While fans await the appearance of new builds based on Red Dead Redemption 2, other players are also sharing unique creations. For example, a group of gamers created a scaled copy of New York in Minecraft, complete with skyscrapers and other significant landmarks.