I had a city that used to be named "Bridgetown" thinking it was a completely original name I had thought up 6 years ago, and I can say that it has upgraded from Bridgetown to Bridge City.
I like to think that the bridge town would be like a checkpoint for incoming boat visitors. If they want to enter the mountain area, they need to go through the bridge. Because of this, you could add a port and some boats underneath to add a small bit more life to the underside of the build. No name ideas from me, but rather some lore ideas!
This build makes me think of how London Bridge in the 17th century had buildings on it much like this, would always have been an interesting site to see in person
Ponte Vecchio in Firenze still has this (and likely where the London Bridge at the time drew inspiration from), same goes for that one bridge in Bath I forgot the name of.
I've got an idea. What if you name the village "Briggeton", from old english for bridge town? I suggested this since the town seems pretty medieval, especially with those towers. Great video as always, Marloe!
@@ashleysanford8645 it is a rather common name style in the UK, the same place where old English was spoken. I think the towns named with "-ton" have some etymological connection to the old English word for village, but we'll need someone smarter than me to confirm that 😆
I have to say, finding your videos has been a breath of fresh air. You’re incredibly relaxed and don’t scream or make your videos obnoxious and flashy. It’s like sitting down with a friend and enjoying a nice cup of tea together. Please do more! 😊
This is really cozy and beautiful. As a new player, I'm in awe of your skill and enjoy your presentation style. Idea for the name of the town: Highroad Hamlet Bridgehaven Viaduct Village 🙂
I am imagining a bridge so old and ancient, no one truly knowing when it had gotten built, but people tend on just living their lives, with generations and generations of people living and picking away at the bridge. Fixing and reinforcing the bridge in unique ways. Secrets like carvings, messages, tunnels, and hidden rooms dot the bridge. So much time has passed that buildings are suspended from the bridge, some able to be lowered down to the water for a better fishing spot. The ocean beneath home to far scarier creatures than the forgotten creatures who may have built the bridge.
Having the different colored houses and the little overhangs and support pillars hanging over the side of the bridge adds so much dimensionality and visual interest to the build!!! I love your style. Keep up the good work.
loved the build! it could be fun to extend one of the "fire escapes" to the holes in the side of the bridge, so that the vilagers could have a hidden hideout.
Every town needs that neighbor who has a mushroom and purpur house. Everything looks great. I think the eclectic house colors go well with the consistent use of tuff, spruce and oak. I would just call it Lloyd Bridges and call it a day😀 Keep up the good work
I think "Peel Murfsten" would have it a bit of an innocence to it, considering it is a place of pilgrimage built atop of a bridge that has never been sieged since the day of its construction during a land grant or something. It's silly ideal concept of adding lore and history to it, and that's why I quite like it.
Living bridges are so cool! London Bridge used to be a living bridge! Haven’t seen the episode yet but I know from the tittle it’s going to be a living bridge.
Inspiring idea - I want to live there! I actually think Bridge Town is a good name, but maybe you can change it into "Bridgeton" to make it feel a couple of hundred years old. 📜
Marloe I love watching you build things, you are such an amazing builder and it always inspires me to hop back onto my Realms and continue with my builds! Thank you again for another great video and I hope to see another soon!
That is so cool! Busy isn't typically the best idea for a build, but in a format like this, it is quite literally THE BEST way to go about it. It looks beautiful! Honestly, I'm seriously thinking that I should try something like that sometime myself. Nice work!
This is such a good idea. It’s very cozy. I also love whatever motion mod you have for the mobs. It’s so cute and it makes the villagers way more charming. ❤
You have outdone yourself with this bridge town. I love it so much. The houses look magnificent! The bridge is awesome and the villagers add a fun touch to it. Bravo!
That's a beautiful build and I think it was a great choice to move villagers in. I almost always leave mine free to roam and I much prefer the experience of trading with free-roaming villagers. It's a bit tricky to keep them safe sometimes but I learn more about that in each village that I develop.
I like to think that the gatehouse on the bridge is used as a watch post for the bay at the foot of the mountains, and the surrounding town has grown over time as a sort of market for both local citizens and travelers. A cool name idea for the town could be Watchers Crossing!
This build is absolutely incredible! And just from that glimpse of the horse area, that also looks AMAZING! Is there a video on that?? Your buildings are so cool!
I find towns on bridges fascinating. I saw a few history videos showing these and wondered how they could build them! I am sure the main risk is the bridge’s durability over time
The city looks awesome. Reminds me of London Bridge. In medieval times, London Bridge (aka Tower Bridge) used to have a city/town on it very much like the one you made except in Tudor style. There were shops on the bridge too and restaurants and other services. Though they were destroyed due to the Great Fire of London. The villagers might turn into zombies or witches! But the village looks awesome.
It's amazing how many structures use bridges as a base...bridge cranes, coal pits, ore-docks, railroad signal bridges, ships(yes depending on who is talking they are either vehicles or structures) and scales.
Yoo my home city literally has a bridge like that (Krämerbrücke in Erfurt, Germany). In medieval times they often built homes on bridges due to space constrains, especially merchants settled there. Today there still a few of these left around the world. Cool build :)
Reminds me of Mont. Saint-Michel when I went there with my class, a lot of small tight spaces with a lot of people. One time we went through a super super narrow stair we had to go up sideways. Anyways love this like always, Marloe!
I LOVE your videos, Marloe! The amount of effort put into these projects are incomprehensible. You deserve more support considering the time utilized making these episodes. Hope you have a great day everyday!
i think this bridge town could have: - an Elevator in order to reach water level with maybe Boats under it or something - some greenery around bridge the bridge looks good, but i believe some greenery would add some wear to the bridge, like its not all new and has some age of its own, which would fit with the size of the town above cuz it didnt get built all at once right
The Chicken is the village mascot I have a few ideas for a name tho: -Sky Cooper (yes, it can be a play on the Sly Cooper video game series, but I was more thinking of the Chicken and "Flew the Coop") -Skypass (rather self-explanatory since it's the closest to realistically live amongst the clouds) -Chromarchia (combined "chroma" for the various colours + "arch" for the kind of bridge -ish) also lol at the Iron Golem being a bit too wide for the usual streets so has to stay up on the roofs xD
I LOVE it! Such a great idea and it came out fantastic! I think Bridge Town or Bridgetown is a fine name. Custom villages are my favorite thing in minecraft and this may be my favorite of all.
😂 Escapee’! The one that got on the roof …. 🤔maybe from that bridge between the two central towers? It appears there are no rails, although, if you used glass panes, perhaps they’re not visible?
This is such a cool concept. I don't really play or watch much Minecraft stuff, but I write and do a bunch of world building and this looked so interesting. Hope you don't mind but I'm definitely adding a little Bridgetown to my setting now
Reminds me of that one bridge in Florence -- really cool idea to make something like this in minecraft :) Even more because there are actual villagers living on it. As for a proper name of the village... Maybe you could think of something with the word ''arch''? As some kind of synonym for bridge :)
I 100% thought that there'd be some buildings that would go under the bridge to add more support but also more housing, cause a bridge village is cool, but what's even cooler is a bridge village where the village hangs off the sides and underside.
This build is so amazing and cozyyy. The diverse houses are so fun while keeping everything together. For fun would you use the mod Minecraft comes alive to make the towns folk match the houses as well? I hope you have a lovely day!!
It doesnt look weird, it looks Great! But you are right, you have used some blocks that its not so common building blocks for houses, but that is fine too. Its charming ❤️🤗
I have to admit, I love a good Crammed Built like Villages on Bridges, on a Cliff Face or in a Ravine, they are all so very Unique and feel a lot more alive. Love the Bridge Village and I would say Bridgington.. XD Keep it up Marloe! Loving the Build!
This looks like a superior version of Wyrms crossing in BG3 and Wyrms Crossing is amazing. My only complaint was a lack of colour. Which you solved entirely
I like the town per se, but I really want to see some extra buildings at every ending of the bridge, because I think it`ll look a lot better, for the name of the town I suggest Hangletown, because it`s fitting.
In game of thrones there is a huge bridge like this with houses and shops!! This is so cool. City was called volantis and the bridge was called the long bridge
I reckon you should call it Bridgeton Pass as travellers may stumble upon this village and stay for a short while however they'll pass thru to the other end of the bridge continuing their adventure
I'm new here and probably will subscribe soon, based on the amount of amazing build you are doing, your voice which makes it more relaxing as the location of the builds is super cozy, although it's a little bit of nitpick of mine, wishing that the bridge could have gone a little bit wider so you can put rectangular/wide house(taking advantage of the side of the bridge) on each side of the bridge ➡️ If the bridge is really wide then another house again albeit a bit smaller than the house previously mentioned but if the bridge isn't that wide perhaps a merchant stall leaving for a better gap for a road (I have no complaint to the alleyway road though, in fact, I find it charming). I'm thinking Bridgetown or Briggeton(I like this name that's suggested by one of the commenter in the video) is a merchant guild location or a merchant town, and also since it already suggested A port below the bridge would add much more lore to this build. Anyway the snow biome/mountain behind this build kind of giving me the vibe of himalayan or something especially the colorful houses, and because of that too that it's give me Far Cry 4 vibe. Few more video and I'll subcribe, hoping you go back to the other build and update it too but at least take your time to do it, good job and take care always.
I love how all the buildings have different colours but are tied together through the wood frames/details. I tried to do a similar thing ages ago but got stuck. Now I know where I went wrong! I forgot to have a block/s to tie them all together. So keen to try it out again and see what happens. Also would naming the town 'Bridgerton' be too cursed? All the villagers can be in melodrama plots hehe (I would write diaries for them to put in their houses. And if you went and read through them all you'd figure out all the drama. But that's just cause I love adding really detailed lore and worldbuilding into my minecraft worlds.)
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I genuinely grew up in a town called Bridgetown in Western Australia so seeing that the village was named Bridge Town was really special to me
I had a city that used to be named "Bridgetown" thinking it was a completely original name I had thought up 6 years ago, and I can say that it has upgraded from Bridgetown to Bridge City.
Bridgetown and Bridge City are cool name ngl kinda want to make a town named that
@@firediamondboy7145 agreed
@@firediamondboy7145 dude even after I changed the name to Bridge City turns out it's still not a original city name..😭😭
@@JuzzerMiner what😭 you gotta change it to Bridge state or something now
I like to think that the bridge town would be like a checkpoint for incoming boat visitors. If they want to enter the mountain area, they need to go through the bridge. Because of this, you could add a port and some boats underneath to add a small bit more life to the underside of the build. No name ideas from me, but rather some lore ideas!
Oh yeah a little port and then a path up to the bridge so you can visit =)
That could sound like a dang good productive process to worldbuild. I like it 💯💯
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I can see it as a Merchant type town for sure. It's main Guild could be a Merchants Guild.
@@EpicJman6570 likes say otherwise. Get lost.
This build makes me think of how London Bridge in the 17th century had buildings on it much like this, would always have been an interesting site to see in person
Living bridges are so cool! Have you watched jay foreman's video on it?
This was my exact thought too🥳
Ponte Vecchio in Firenze still has this (and likely where the London Bridge at the time drew inspiration from), same goes for that one bridge in Bath I forgot the name of.
@@Zaz1560 Yes ofc, I love Jay Foreman's videos, unfished london is a great series, and love a map men video
Definitely his influence for this 👍
I’d like to see some “seedy underbelly of the city” type stuff done in the bridge legs.
As soon as I saw this I thought of those old paintings of the London bridge with all the buildings along the edge, I love this idea!
Well I guess if you need a name name it after the closest settlement then throw bridge on there lol
15:50 An enderman in the bottom right - might have nicked one of your bridge blocks!
Omg it does, cool spot
I've got an idea. What if you name the village "Briggeton", from old english for bridge town? I suggested this since the town seems pretty medieval, especially with those towers. Great video as always, Marloe!
Simple and concise name for a varied and vibrant town. Beautiful contrast addition!
That's what I thought of when he originally asked also
@@diegoaguilar5491 thanks! I'm glad you liked the idea 😁
@@ashleysanford8645 it is a rather common name style in the UK, the same place where old English was spoken. I think the towns named with "-ton" have some etymological connection to the old English word for village, but we'll need someone smarter than me to confirm that 😆
That's Middle English. In Old English it'd be something like "bryċġ tūn".
I have to say, finding your videos has been a breath of fresh air. You’re incredibly relaxed and don’t scream or make your videos obnoxious and flashy. It’s like sitting down with a friend and enjoying a nice cup of tea together. Please do more! 😊
This is really cozy and beautiful. As a new player, I'm in awe of your skill and enjoy your presentation style.
Idea for the name of the town:
Highroad Hamlet
Bridgehaven
Viaduct Village
🙂
I like your idea of Highroad of Hamlet. 🎉
bro's so goated his builds look stunning even without shaders
I am imagining a bridge so old and ancient, no one truly knowing when it had gotten built, but people tend on just living their lives, with generations and generations of people living and picking away at the bridge. Fixing and reinforcing the bridge in unique ways. Secrets like carvings, messages, tunnels, and hidden rooms dot the bridge. So much time has passed that buildings are suspended from the bridge, some able to be lowered down to the water for a better fishing spot. The ocean beneath home to far scarier creatures than the forgotten creatures who may have built the bridge.
This is so calming, everything in it. The build, the video, the music, the atmosphere, the editing, everything. Thank you for this!
Having the different colored houses and the little overhangs and support pillars hanging over the side of the bridge adds so much dimensionality and visual interest to the build!!! I love your style. Keep up the good work.
loved the build! it could be fun to extend one of the "fire escapes" to the holes in the side of the bridge, so that the vilagers could have a hidden hideout.
Village bridge from Pokémon Black and White is one of my favorites. And this gives me similar happy vibes
Every town needs that neighbor who has a mushroom and purpur house. Everything looks great. I think the eclectic house colors go well with the consistent use of tuff, spruce and oak.
I would just call it Lloyd Bridges and call it a day😀
Keep up the good work
Idea for the name: Villa pontis
Basically “Village of the bridge” in latin
Pontis would be cool.
Pontins
I think "Peel Murfsten" would have it a bit of an innocence to it, considering it is a place of pilgrimage built atop of a bridge that has never been sieged since the day of its construction during a land grant or something. It's silly ideal concept of adding lore and history to it, and that's why I quite like it.
Living bridges are so cool! London Bridge used to be a living bridge! Haven’t seen the episode yet but I know from the tittle it’s going to be a living bridge.
what if he made a actual living bridge made up of flesh and bone
@@jkuku2346 Erm…
For the village I would recommend 'Esgaroth' which is the name of the town on long lake in The Hobbit.
Your videos are always so calming and nice, thank you.
Inspiring idea - I want to live there!
I actually think Bridge Town is a good name, but maybe you can change it into "Bridgeton" to make it feel a couple of hundred years old. 📜
And if you want to make it horny just call it Bridgerton!
Also the ending Ton means a small settlement on a hill I'm pretty sure and that seems fit. May be wrong tho so don't quote me
@@gamingmonkey5 I always thought it was just a shortening of 'town'.
This is one of my favorites builds period. I've rarely a build so lively and so colorful. The cramped street, the details, it's so nice !
man i love your calming voice it distracts me from all the chaos in the world. just utter peace
Thank you for this video, I got a motivation to play minecraft once more.
Marloe I love watching you build things, you are such an amazing builder and it always inspires me to hop back onto my Realms and continue with my builds! Thank you again for another great video and I hope to see another soon!
reminds me of that bridge in pokemon black and white 2 with the houses lining the sides of it great job!
Idea for name is: Bridllige
7:16 Marloe, if you’re gonna fly through those holes in the bridge, I highly suggest adding some lighting..also, call it “Vill-Bridge” maybe idk
That is so cool! Busy isn't typically the best idea for a build, but in a format like this, it is quite literally THE BEST way to go about it. It looks beautiful! Honestly, I'm seriously thinking that I should try something like that sometime myself. Nice work!
This village is enchanting! I love it! I’ve been trying to think of a name.
Absolutely stunning! The block pallets really work, I love colourful buildings 🎉
i love buildings with not much space. I love it and cant rebuild it. Thank you that you do this for everyone
This is such a good idea. It’s very cozy. I also love whatever motion mod you have for the mobs. It’s so cute and it makes the villagers way more charming. ❤
how did you make that effect at 0:32 where u were just standing at one place but blocks were being placed right in front of you 😲
I think he takes a screen shot of him standing there, places a block then gets out of frame then takes a screenshot and pastes the outline over
Most relaxing minecraft youtuber
I love all the color you included. Along with the chimneys having smoke come out of them. Great build as always!
You have outdone yourself with this bridge town. I love it so much. The houses look magnificent! The bridge is awesome and the villagers add a fun touch to it. Bravo!
That's a beautiful build and I think it was a great choice to move villagers in. I almost always leave mine free to roam and I much prefer the experience of trading with free-roaming villagers. It's a bit tricky to keep them safe sometimes but I learn more about that in each village that I develop.
I like to think that the gatehouse on the bridge is used as a watch post for the bay at the foot of the mountains, and the surrounding town has grown over time as a sort of market for both local citizens and travelers. A cool name idea for the town could be Watchers Crossing!
Love this! I have a huge bridge built already in my world that looks so empty and this was super inspiring.
This build is absolutely incredible! And just from that glimpse of the horse area, that also looks AMAZING! Is there a video on that?? Your buildings are so cool!
5:50 was a really cool shot, is it isometric?
I find towns on bridges fascinating. I saw a few history videos showing these and wondered how they could build them! I am sure the main risk is the bridge’s durability over time
The city looks awesome. Reminds me of London Bridge. In medieval times, London Bridge (aka Tower Bridge) used to have a city/town on it very much like the one you made except in Tudor style. There were shops on the bridge too and restaurants and other services. Though they were destroyed due to the Great Fire of London. The villagers might turn into zombies or witches! But the village looks awesome.
Love your builds and your videos, they got such a good relaxed vibe, it makes me really wanna start that damn two week minecraft phase...
This reminds me of the game Just Cause 4, in that the area you start out in is a town built on the bottom of a bridge
It's amazing how many structures use bridges as a base...bridge cranes, coal pits, ore-docks, railroad signal bridges, ships(yes depending on who is talking they are either vehicles or structures) and scales.
I started following this series a few months ago with your dam video and I absolutely love all of your buildings, they're just awesome
Because it's colorful and the view is amazing, I think Kaleidoscope could be a creative name choice.
LOVE this, LOVE this, LOVE this! Frostpeak Bridge for a name?
Too generic.
I like that name! But if marloe will is the question
I just love watching itsMarloe videos when I just want to relax because there just so calming and entertaining
Yoo my home city literally has a bridge like that (Krämerbrücke in Erfurt, Germany). In medieval times they often built homes on bridges due to space constrains, especially merchants settled there. Today there still a few of these left around the world.
Cool build :)
Reminds me of Mont. Saint-Michel when I went there with my class, a lot of small tight spaces with a lot of people. One time we went through a super super narrow stair we had to go up sideways. Anyways love this like always, Marloe!
I LOVE your videos, Marloe! The amount of effort put into these projects are incomprehensible. You deserve more support considering the time utilized making these episodes. Hope you have a great day everyday!
i think this bridge town could have:
- an Elevator in order to reach water level with maybe Boats under it or something
- some greenery around bridge the bridge looks good, but i believe some greenery would add some wear to the bridge, like its not all new and has some age of its own, which would fit with the size of the town above cuz it didnt get built all at once right
What an amazing addition to the world mate! Definitely feeling inspired watching this.
The Chicken is the village mascot
I have a few ideas for a name tho:
-Sky Cooper (yes, it can be a play on the Sly Cooper video game series, but I was more thinking of the Chicken and "Flew the Coop")
-Skypass (rather self-explanatory since it's the closest to realistically live amongst the clouds)
-Chromarchia (combined "chroma" for the various colours + "arch" for the kind of bridge -ish)
also lol at the Iron Golem being a bit too wide for the usual streets so has to stay up on the roofs xD
I am OBSESSED with this build! ❤❤ I wish I could build other than boxes, I would fill an entire world just with bridge towns!
you should think about adding some hanging chains with some storage chests/barrels under the bridge.
I LOVE it! Such a great idea and it came out fantastic! I think Bridge Town or Bridgetown is a fine name. Custom villages are my favorite thing in minecraft and this may be my favorite of all.
😂 Escapee’! The one that got on the roof …. 🤔maybe from that bridge between the two central towers? It appears there are no rails, although, if you used glass panes, perhaps they’re not visible?
This is such a cool concept. I don't really play or watch much Minecraft stuff, but I write and do a bunch of world building and this looked so interesting. Hope you don't mind but I'm definitely adding a little Bridgetown to my setting now
Reminds me of that one bridge in Florence -- really cool idea to make something like this in minecraft :) Even more because there are actual villagers living on it. As for a proper name of the village... Maybe you could think of something with the word ''arch''? As some kind of synonym for bridge :)
I’m from in England but it def reminded me of that bridge way more than London Bridge like people have been saying! Great place!!
i genuinely appreciate you man for basically being the modern day dantdm for these generation of kids
I 100% thought that there'd be some buildings that would go under the bridge to add more support but also more housing, cause a bridge village is cool, but what's even cooler is a bridge village where the village hangs off the sides and underside.
This build is so amazing and cozyyy. The diverse houses are so fun while keeping everything together. For fun would you use the mod Minecraft comes alive to make the towns folk match the houses as well? I hope you have a lovely day!!
This is such an awesome build! Got me inspired to try something similar. Thank you for sharing, it was a delight watching this video, as always!
It doesnt look weird, it looks Great! But you are right, you have used some blocks that its not so common building blocks for houses, but that is fine too. Its charming ❤️🤗
Such a unique creation Marloe !! So lively
I love the minecarts and villagers it gives the build so much character and movement
Naming the town Terabithia would definitly make an older generation cry
Thank you so much for this calming, inspiring and beautiful video ❤
This is such a creative built and also soo cozy, I love it!
I have to admit, I love a good Crammed Built like Villages on Bridges, on a Cliff Face or in a Ravine, they are all so very Unique and feel a lot more alive. Love the Bridge Village and I would say Bridgington.. XD
Keep it up Marloe! Loving the Build!
This looks like a superior version of Wyrms crossing in BG3 and Wyrms Crossing is amazing. My only complaint was a lack of colour. Which you solved entirely
I like the town per se, but I really want to see some extra buildings at every ending of the bridge, because I think it`ll look a lot better, for the name of the town I suggest Hangletown, because it`s fitting.
Really beautiful execution of a great idea. I think your villagers will be very happy.
Reminds me of the houses on the hill going up from Howells in Bristol... Love it ❤
Very very nice and compact project you have here. Congrats, Ive enjoyed lot!
This build would fit so well in a D&D campaign or similar fantasy setting
MARLOEEE! i havent seen ur channel in a while but im glad u came across my recommendations again! I loved and still love ur videossss❤
What an awesome video, loved the bridge town building!
Best Minecraft channel by far. Nice to have some relaxing style youtuber.
You should name it Crosstown road 😊
In game of thrones there is a huge bridge like this with houses and shops!! This is so cool. City was called volantis and the bridge was called the long bridge
I reckon you should call it Bridgeton Pass as travellers may stumble upon this village and stay for a short while however they'll pass thru to the other end of the bridge continuing their adventure
That's such a nice Idea.
Makes me want to build one myself. Could name it something like Bridgeview
Really cool idea. It was so much fun seeing what you came up with.
This project really reminds me of a location in the pokemon black/white games where there is a village built on top of a bridge as well
it's just like the Kramerbruecke, a german bridge with houses and shops on the sides of the bridge, it could be a great name for Bridge Town
Fun Fact: in old London on the London Bridge there was a bunch of house and stores.
The colourful houses makes me think it should be named after the Bifrost! It fits in with the snowy area as well!! 🌈
It looks so so good! Definitely impressed😊
I’m now realizing that my world has a lack of bridges and I need to fix that lol
I'm new here and probably will subscribe soon, based on the amount of amazing build you are doing, your voice which makes it more relaxing as the location of the builds is super cozy, although it's a little bit of nitpick of mine, wishing that the bridge could have gone a little bit wider so you can put rectangular/wide house(taking advantage of the side of the bridge) on each side of the bridge ➡️ If the bridge is really wide then another house again albeit a bit smaller than the house previously mentioned but if the bridge isn't that wide perhaps a merchant stall leaving for a better gap for a road (I have no complaint to the alleyway road though, in fact, I find it charming). I'm thinking Bridgetown or Briggeton(I like this name that's suggested by one of the commenter in the video) is a merchant guild location or a merchant town, and also since it already suggested A port below the bridge would add much more lore to this build.
Anyway the snow biome/mountain behind this build kind of giving me the vibe of himalayan or something especially the colorful houses, and because of that too that it's give me Far Cry 4 vibe. Few more video and I'll subcribe, hoping you go back to the other build and update it too but at least take your time to do it, good job and take care always.
I love how all the buildings have different colours but are tied together through the wood frames/details. I tried to do a similar thing ages ago but got stuck. Now I know where I went wrong! I forgot to have a block/s to tie them all together. So keen to try it out again and see what happens. Also would naming the town 'Bridgerton' be too cursed? All the villagers can be in melodrama plots hehe
(I would write diaries for them to put in their houses. And if you went and read through them all you'd figure out all the drama. But that's just cause I love adding really detailed lore and worldbuilding into my minecraft worlds.)
My word - this is epic! Like the concept design for a town in a Ghibli movie! 💖
I am really grateful that I found this channel, these videos you produce are something special
I propose Burijjitaun as replacement for Bridge Town !
I love this! Quite a cozy feel