Schematic presets
WarMachine Functional Airship Schematic
WarMachine Functional Airship is a large Create Aeronautics warship-style build with a white envelope, industrial iron hull, spruce deck work, catwalks, Create Deco trim, simulated sail blocks, interior rooms, machinery, propeller systems, and a long 110-block profile. It is a centerpiece craft for players who want a dramatic sky vehicle instead of a small starter balloon.
Preset result
A large functional airship review that helps builders inspect the massive envelope, industrial iron hull, engine areas, catwalks, propeller equipment, control spaces, and Aeronautics dependencies before using the schematic.
3D Preview
- Dimensions
- 37 x 46 x 110 blocks
- Blocks
- 20,588
- Minecraft
- 1.21.X
- Create
- 6.0.9
Required mods
Create: Interiors, Create: Copycats+, Create: Design n' Decor, Furnitury, Create: Connected, Create Aeronautics, Create, Create Deco, Create Aeronautics (Simulated), Create: Diesel Generators, Vista.
Preset screenshot
Build the preset
- Open the 3D preview and inspect the envelope volume, hull underside, catwalks, machinery, propellers, cockpit areas, and interior access paths.
- Check the footprint: 37 x 46 x 110 blocks with 20,588 total blocks, so length and air clearance are the main planning issues.
- Prepare Create Aeronautics, Create, Create Deco, Create: Copycats+, Create: Connected, Create: Diesel Generators, Vista, Furnitury, Create: Interiors, Create: Design n' Decor, and Create Aeronautics (Simulated).
- After placement, review glue planning, flap separation, engine stress, and movement controls in a test world before parking the airship near a base.
- Use the preview to choose a dock side, because a 110-block craft needs approach space, boarding space, and a clear screenshot angle.
Build review summary
This schematic is a statement build. The huge envelope and dark industrial hull create a warship silhouette, while the catwalks, spruce planks, industrial iron, machinery, and interior details make the craft feel more functional than a simple balloon prop.
The material balance is heavy: thousands of envelope blocks and industrial iron blocks define the mass, with spruce planks, catwalks, sails, machinery, and trim providing detail. It is a serious resource project even before movement testing begins.
- Author: Justarandomengineer.
- Best fit: Aeronautics fleet base, sky dock centerpiece, server landmark, large vehicle hangar, cinematic build world.
- Top materials include white envelope blocks, industrial iron blocks, spruce planks, industrial catwalks, white sails, copper shingles, spruce stairs, white glass, and encased chain drives.
- The airship is large enough that import location matters as much as material preparation.
Technical planning notes
The schematic dimensions are 37 x 46 x 110 blocks with 20,588 total blocks. The length makes previewing essential: a straight paste can cross terrain, trees, towers, or existing roofs if the dock area is not prepared.
The required mod list is broad and Aeronautics-focused. Confirm the same physics, simulated sail, interior, decorative, and diesel-generator blocks exist in the target modpack before import.
- Game version: 1.21.X.
- Create version: 6.0.9.
- Use an empty test world before testing movement, flap behavior, or engine stress.
- Plan separate service access for the envelope, hull, control area, and underside machinery.
World fit and placement notes
WarMachine works best as a flagship parked over a base, a sky-port, or an open testing range. It needs long sightlines; placing it too close to cliffs or dense buildings will hide the hull and make maintenance harder.
Build a dock around the airship after confirming its best orientation. A good dock should meet the boarding level, leave the propeller and underside machinery clear, and give the craft enough empty sky for movement tests.
- Best first import location: open air above a flat test pad at least 50 x 125 blocks.
- Keep the underside readable for maintenance and screenshots.
- Add dock lighting and cargo platforms after the airship is aligned.
- Back up the world before any powered Aeronautics test.
Open this workflow
Start from the related Schematic workbench, then adjust the preset fields for your world.