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Schematic presets

Create Tank Schematic

Create Tank is a compact vehicle schematic built around a low scoria hull, Trackwork suspension, Create Big Cannons parts, fluid tanks, blaze burners, redstone links, display controls, and a tight crew layout. The 17 x 11 x 10 block size keeps the tank small, but the build has enough control stations and mechanical detail to need a careful preview before it enters a survival vehicle yard.

Preset result

A compact functional tank review that helps builders inspect the scoria hull, track assemblies, turret controls, cannon hardware, boiler system, and onboard storage before using the schematic.

3D Preview

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create-tank.nbt
Dimensions
17 x 11 x 10 blocks
Blocks
976
Minecraft
1.20.X
Create
6.0.8
TankVehicleTrackworkCannonCompact

Required mods

Create, Trackwork, Create: Radars, Create Big Cannons.

Preset screenshot

The featured screenshot shows a small armored vehicle with a low profile, dark hull, visible treads, cockpit glass, cannon hardware, and service blocks tucked into the body.

Build the preset

  1. Open the 3D preview and inspect the hull thickness, track modules, cannon mount, cockpit access, display links, fluid tanks, and redstone controls.
  2. Check the footprint: 17 x 11 x 10 blocks with 976 total blocks, so the tank can fit inside a garage bay or vehicle hangar.
  3. Prepare Create, Trackwork, Create: Radars, and Create Big Cannons before import because the control and weapon systems rely on those blocks.
  4. After placement, inspect the lava and water setup, burner area, item vault, cockpit controls, and turret access before moving or firing the vehicle.
  5. Use a test world first if the tank will become a moving physics vehicle, especially near terrain, rails, or other vehicles.

Build review summary

This schematic is strongest as a dense vehicle study. The block count is under one thousand, yet the hull includes treads, cannon equipment, fluid machinery, controls, storage, crew stations, and enough signage to read as a usable machine rather than a decorative shell.

The dark scoria palette gives the vehicle a heavy industrial look. Fluid tanks, glass, redstone links, scaffolding, item vaults, burners, and controller blocks remain visible enough that a builder can inspect the mechanics without dismantling the tank.

  • Author: Naochan.
  • Best fit: vehicle test yard, military-style Create base, server minigame garage, compact physics craft study.
  • Top materials include layered scoria, fluid tanks, polished scoria slabs, medium suspension tracks, fluid pipes, redstone links, chain drives, glass, and item vaults.
  • The compact footprint makes the build practical, but the mod stack should be confirmed before importing it into a main world.

Technical planning notes

The schematic dimensions are 17 x 11 x 10 blocks with 976 total blocks. The main planning issue is not scale; it is functionality. The tank combines moving-track expectations, cannon parts, fluid support, and control blocks inside a very small body.

Required mods are Create, Trackwork, Create: Radars, and Create Big Cannons. Builders should check that the same vehicle, cannon, radar, and fluid systems exist in the target pack before using the file.

  • Game version: 1.20.X.
  • Create version: 6.0.8.
  • Leave service access near the fluid tanks, burner section, cockpit, and ammunition handling blocks.
  • Use the preview to confirm which side should face the garage door before placing it.

World fit and placement notes

The tank fits best in a workshop, hangar, test range, or fortified base where a compact vehicle can sit beside fuel storage and ammunition supplies. It is small enough for indoor display, but the turret and treads benefit from open testing space.

For survival use, build a flat service pad first. Confirm fuel, water, item access, and controls before connecting the tank to a larger vehicle system or staging it near player builds.

  • Best first import location: a flat stone or concrete pad at least 25 x 18 blocks wide.
  • Keep room around the treads so moving parts are easy to inspect.
  • Add fuel and storage access beside the rear or side service area.
  • Back up the world before using physics movement or cannon behavior near important structures.

Open this workflow

Start from the related Schematic workbench, then adjust the preset fields for your world.